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Daby Bo0/1 26 Apr
Hi.
I have some problems with ADsGetObject().
ADsGetObject() returns an error: "There is a naming violation." HRESULT=0x80072037
I use it in this way:
HRESULT hResult = ADsGetObject( _T("LDAP://<SID=S-1-5-21-3090688366-220602789-926701516-1348>"), IID_IADsUser, reinterpret_cast<void**>(&ObjADs) );
This code works fine except one customer. What it could be?
BTW, something
Jeffrey Uchtman0/1 07 Mar
Is it possible to rename a stand alone active directory Windows 2003R2
server using the rendom tool? I am coming in second hand but who ever
set up this server has it running active directory for little to no
reason. They named it abc.local.com so DNS is resolving to local.com,
a real domain. I have tried the tool and I am getting a 1825 error
when trying to rendom /prepair command. I
Tyson Flint0/1 06 Mar
I have an Server 2008 Lightweight Directory Services (LDS) instance that I'm synchronizing with AD to bring over the list of all the users in all OUs of the AD domain.
My goal is to have all the users end up in a single OU under the LDS instance. Currently the synch is bringing over the entire OU structure from AD and I need to find a way to make it into a single flat hierarchy. It apears
Scott Kindorf0/1 03 Mar
Ok - here is what's going on:
1) Single Forest & Domain (KCG.local), running on single W2k3 (SP2) - NOT RUNNING ON R2
2) LAN connects to WAN / Internet via Broadband Cablemodem.
3) No other DC or DNS Services. WINS provided by other Server.
I am missing something here, or I am utterly clueless as to AD & DNS Integration.
AD & DNS box: LOGOS.kcg.local
Question: Shouldn't LOGOS
Nic Porter0/1 01 Feb
Deb,
Did you ever find a solution to this problem? I am having the same issue.
Thanks,
Nic
> On Friday, July 06, 2007 11:50 AM Deb wrote:
> I have just configured Folder redirection of My Documents and the Desktop via
> Group Policy for a user. I can copy files to the My Documents folder and the
> desktop folder via Explorer or within the Office Package. However, they
>
Brian Jester0/2 20 Jan
Our Solaris 10 clients are using Windows 2008 R2 Active Directory for authentication (Kerberos) and (attempting) authorization (LDAP), but the LDAP part is erroring out. Here's the sequence of events:
On Solaris 10 client:
ldaplist passwd \*
-Works correctly, and lists all users from Windows 2008 R2 Active Directory
However, when I do the same command for groups, it errors
Dominic Richard0/2 20 Jan
I am working with AD LDS and have successfully setup a user using the
Proxy Bind Redirection with AD, based on the MSFT step-by-step guide.
We are working on an application that is in SharePoint. Users will
need to be authenticated against AD. Basically we will have users
setup in AD and will be authenticated using bind proxy in AD LDS. When
I try to authenticate / bind the user from LDP.
Ryan T1/1 08 Jan
Years later I stumbled upon this while googling, and I see that I neglected to inform you all of my solution!
I used the task sceheduling service to remotely to execute the commands I couldn't execute locally. Finally I got that old DC off the network, and life there've been no issues since (3 years later).
> On Monday, June 23, 2008 7:41 PM rygu wrote:
> Hey there, thanks for reading
Kremlar0/1 15 Nov 2011
We are planning on migrating from our existing SBS 2000 server to a new SBS
2011 server sometime soon. Long story short, but we plan on starting fresh
with a new AD. Copy all data & export mailboxes from the old server and
import it all to the new server.
My plan would be to stop/disable DHCP on the SBS 2011 server and plug it
into our network. Both servers would be on the same
john snell1/1 20 Oct 2011
Actually, the owner is the person that created the account in AD which can be different from the person that joins the account.
> On Friday, March 13, 2009 3:41 PM Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
> Hmmm. I did not think computer accounts *had* an owner.
>> On Friday, March 13, 2009 4:03 PM Richard Mueller [MVP] wrote:
>> <mtsint@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>
Thyagu1/1 15 Oct 2011
Hi Friends ,In Windows 2003 server i need to take backup of my
working Domain controller (Active directory ) configuration or
forest ,can any one kindly give a solution.
Regards ,
R.Thyagu
Thyagu0/1 15 Oct 2011
Hi Friends ,In Windows 2003 server i need to Rename my working Domain
controller (Active directory )with out changing its configuration or
forest ,can any one kindly give a solution.
Regards ,
R.Thyagu
Adam Sandler0/2 16 Sep 2011
Hi All
When I setup PCs for use in a basic Windows 2003 server R2 setup using
AD/GPO, I have this thing in my head that if my client machines are pre-set
with as much settings as I want already then this is faster than doing it
all through GPO.
Just to put to bed a few myths could you please let me know if and where the
problems are in the below method:
1) I get a virgin XP Pro
Newman0/2 15 Sep 2011
I have a Win2003 Server with Active Directory.
The server is synced to an atomic clock, and the domain clients - up
until recently - were syncing with the DC.
SO...
All of a sudden I have a number of client computers that are +10
minutes compared with the DC!!!
If I manually reset, then within minutes they jump ahead +10 min again
and lose access to some network resources.
Trust No One0/3 10 Sep 2011
Some of my DNS are run on BIND, and when I promoted a DC, it may not
have been able to register its DNS records due to this. I think I've
alleviated the problem and done a "dcdiag /test:registerindns /
dnsdomain /v", and it tells me the server is able to register
entries. It still hasn't though, and it's causing replication and app
problems. Normally I'd do a "netdiag /fix" to force it
Kirill Kurchin1/1 26 Aug 2011
Hi fedaynjorg
Did you solved your problem descripted above?
I have same problem, external trusting domain and SYSTEM account.
> On Tuesday, September 30, 2008 4:42 AM fedaynjorg wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have two trsuted domain. Domain A and domain B trust fully each other.
> We've just installed a server A belonging to domain A. Workstations belong to
> domain B and I've created a
Mojo0/1 24 Aug 2011
Hi All
OK, OK this could be classed as my fault, but I'm really a newbie when it
comes to servers, AD, etc. I can manage the process OK, but I'm not what I'd
call an edugeek :0)
In a nutshell I look after two schools and we had a Windows 2003 Server R2
machine in both so that we could utilise AD to manage users, lockdown the
PCs with GPO, shares for teachers, shares for pupils,
Mike0/1 18 Aug 2011
Afternoon,
I'm new to the Microsoft way of doing things. I have a VM with Server 2008
R2 and the AD role. I create accounts just fine and can set the Profile
and Home Directory fields in the Profile tab to shares on another VM
with Server 2008 R2 and the file sharing role. On the second VM I have
a directory structure like this:
C:\Company\IT\Homes
C:\Company\IT\Profiles
Dany Dobrinov0/1 22 Jul 2011
I had 3 servers which are in one domain on separate offices. OS on the servers is WS2003 SP2,and there is no exchange installed on them.
The problem is one of our company left, so there will be other guy which will work on his place. So I took the laptop remove it from the domain, delete the old user account and the old computer account and try to recreate them again with the new user account
Ganesan K0/2 27 Jun 2011
Hi All,
We have AD Structure already in place, but we are doing reorg in AD
and we are looking to move one level up all the OU's Below is the over
OU structure
Old OU Structure
ABC.DEF.test.com
|_Region Name
|_Country Name
|_State Name
|_ Users
|_ Computers
New Structure
ABC.DEF.test.com
|_Country Name
Paolino0/1 06 May 2011
Hi everybody,
this issue on a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, with a domain
controller Windows 2000 server...
I have a problem: my company has multiple email addresses (e.g.
@test.com, @test1.com, @test2.com, etc, consider test.org is our
domain); now test2 has moved on another company (with its own domain),
but if we try to send an email to the new domain, the message won't go
out to
Saucer Man0/1 29 Apr 2011
Hello. I have a Windows 2003 Active Directory PDC and BDC. I want to setup
DHCP to replicate between the two. Do I just install the DHCP role on the
PDC first and then when I install it on the BDC it will ask me if I want it
to be replicated from the PDC?
Thanks!
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MarineGeek1/1 22 Apr 2011
We have one user who when trying to change their password is getting
the following error:
The User name or old password is incorrect. Letters in passwords must
be typed using the correct case.
Domain Controllers are Win2k8R2 and we are a Win2k8 functional domain
level.
Workstation is Windows XP SP3.
I have already seen Microsoft KB articles 896166 and 256287
This happens to
whitemice0/1 12 Apr 2011
I have a network with ~200 users running various services [mostly on
UNIX hosts]. Currently there is an NT4 domain. I'd like to install
an Active Directory DC/Domain. My understanding is that I need a
Windows Server License [obviously]and then a User CAL for every user
who will be using the domain?
dan gurt0/1 04 Apr 2011
http://LongPathTool.com - Filename is too long fix
Long Path Tool recognizes the processes or running programs which have
locked those files, preventing them from being renamed, moved or
deleted.
The following are some of the latest changes:
Copying folders and files omitting the error message: File name too
long error
Demonstration of deleting path too long
Delete files from drives
Oliver Steuerna...0/2 04 Mar 2011
If I understand you correctly you've entered a url as value for jpegphoto. In fact AD expects the photo itself as binary to be stored in the field value.
> On Thursday, March 25, 2010 12:46 PM Alex Pearce wrote:
> I have set up the AD Attribute jpegphoto to look at an image for a user.
> When i log onto my windows 7 device the image is not loading. I am using
> Windows Server 2008
Saucer Man0/1 02 Mar 2011
We are changing Internet providers and we will be getting new IPs. I know I
need to change the Forwarders in DNS but is there anything else that I need
to do in AD?
Thanks!
Roy Cohen1/1 22 Feb 2011
I am going through testing on offline files.
An issue I am trying to get my head around is how to limit the
bandwidth of the background sync so that it doesn't saturate a slow
wan link, but i still want it to sync back to the source. The
saturation is expected to be heavy on initial role out of windows 7.
offline files sync uses port 445 so i cant really QoS it. I have gone
through the
marikani a0/1 18 Feb 2011
Hi,
you can view report, i had find the solution from the following blog.. http://serveradministrators.blogspot.com/2011/02/active-directory-users-logon-and-logoff.html
> On Friday, April 25, 2008 5:09 AM Paul wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to export user logon hours details from Active Directory. We
> have a large organisation and need to see which users have access to the
>
marikani a0/1 18 Feb 2011
hi ,
i have found the answer from the following blog, its very usefull... http://serveradministrators.blogspot.com/2011/02/active-directory-users-logon-and-logoff.html
> On Thursday, March 01, 2007 7:45 PM ji wrote:
> I've had the dreaded request - please get me a report of when my employees
> are logging on and off the network...
>
>
> now I know this is problematic because
Matt Moore0/1 09 Feb 2011
Howso Paul?
LastTime just iterates through each DC until the most recent LastLogon is found for the given user. The machine name/last IP for the user's LastLogon isn't stored in AD, so how would you relatively simply re-write it?
Matt
> On Monday, September 07, 2009 6:06 AM Vilius Mock?nas wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have domain user name and want to find domain computer name user logged
Martin0/1 08 Feb 2011
Hi guys,
I set some 400K data into an Octet String attribute, and when I call
SetInfo(), it returns 0x80072024 (The administrative limit for this
request was exceeded.). Everything is fine, when I do the same with
data of 200K size. Tried to play with the value of 'rangeUpper'
attribute -- originally it was empty (generally meaning an unlimited
size of the attribute), then I tried
Ganesan Kuppusw...0/1 07 Feb 2011
How to extend the password expiration in AD
http://serveradministrators.blogspot.com/2011/02/how-to-extend-password-expiration.html
nelson arasu0/1 18 Jan 2011
can you tell how to authenticate active directory from the c# client application
> On Sunday, August 26, 2007 8:30 PM Pickle Matrix Technicia wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm working on a C# application that must collect properties (specifically
> objectguids) from deleted objects that belonged to a given subtree. I can get
> the deleted objects from the Deleted Objects container, but I
Steven Anderson0/1 06 Jan 2011
In the post you said that you have found a way to query all the users that have a home directory. I'm having trouble with that step. The query keeps returning with no users and I know that I have 492 users that have home directories. Can you help me out?
I'm user the query:
(&(objectClass=User)(home-directory=H:\\server\home\*)) were each user has a \\server\home\username directory.
Holly Gage1/1 03 Jan 2011
What if I have a user account that has permissions to join machines to the domain and I have technical support people out in the field imaging and joining workstations to the domain. They are using a script with this particular account and password embedded in the script to do this work. So in fact, they don't actually have permissions to join workstations to the domain except via this script.
simones salamon...1/1 28 Dec 2010
<a href="http://www.gleamtech.com/products/filevista/web-file-manager">web based file server</a>
FileVista is a web file manager for storing, managing and sharing files online through your web browser. It is a web based software which you install on your web server to fulfill web file management requirements of your company or organization. This web file manager allows your users to upload,
allen imes0/1 20 Dec 2010
yahoo
> On Friday, December 05, 2008 11:17 AM Marcin wrote:
> Dennis,
> have you tried to run the logon script interactively from its original
> location using one of affected domain user accounts? If so, did it complete
> successfully?
>
> hth
> Marcin
>> On Saturday, December 06, 2008 7:04 PM Dennis Backherms wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I have been experiencing some
Frank Schulz0/2 20 Dec 2010
Hello all,
This may not be directly related to active directory - can take it
elsewhere if needed. It really relates to some new Windows 7 machines
I have added to my domain. When I first add them, I try to log on to
the domain and get the "there are currently no logon servers available
to service the logon request" message. I haven't seen anything in
event log that would tell me what
April0/3 13 Dec 2010
wonder if I can specify NS records of an AD DNS zone with non-window
dns servers (advertised), while the windows DNS servers remain the
master and
slaves (hidden), and the SOA MNAME is the Windows DNS master for
dynamic updates to support AD?
it seems to me this arrangement should not impact AD operations, any
comments?
Joshua Taylor0/1 30 Nov 2010
I know this post is old but I just did a write up on this. Check it out here. http://www.joshuastaylor.com/?p=31
> On Thursday, February 19, 2009 7:01 PM Mygpost wrote:
> I remember being on someone else's domain and they had an option when you
> right clicked on any computer account in Active Directory Users and Computers
> to Office Remote Assistance.
>
> We don't have it on our
Prince Kanago1/1 28 Nov 2010
Okay here's the answer
Understand this that the Active directory Structure is very nicely done, which seems you are unable to understand...
I have some questions for you to answer
1. Did you checked Active Directory Sites and Services-Sites-Servers-NTDS Settings-Properties what did you see??
for all Servers in this forest to get an idea which Server is replicating with which one?? &
Roman Revell0/1 10 Nov 2010
use registry for intr-site replication change from default of 15 seconds
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/214678
> On Wednesday, March 31, 2010 5:11 PM Chris wrote:
> Windows 2003 domain. The intersite replication schedule is set at site link
> object for every 15 minutes. My question is for Intra-site.
>
> As I understand that in windows 2003 AD it is 15 seconds for the change
>
srikanth t0/1 09 Nov 2010
I had the same issue. This has been resolved by installing each VM from scratch (not by cloning the VHD file which I've done earlier)
-st
> On Wednesday, December 10, 2008 6:54 PM DangerMau wrote:
> I have two Windows Server 2008 servers. One is a DC and the other is a member
> server. I created a global security group in AD and tried to add it as a
> member of the local
jellul0/1 08 Nov 2010
Hello,
We have four AD Sites DC1 2003, DC2 2003, DC3 2003 and DC4 2008. DC4
is off site at a DC. All AD's are replicating information between
sites.
We want to start backing up our DC4 2008 located at the DC using
shared backup from managed services platform, we need to create an
account with sufficient access to allow access from the managed
platform to our collocated area to DC4 in
johny log1/1 05 Nov 2010
Hello guys,
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My research helped me to find a tool for you guys.
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simones salamon...0/1 03 Nov 2010
hi
> On Thursday, June 28, 2007 12:02 PM ski wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I am in the process of migrating users machines and servers from forest A to
> forest B. Forest A is the source and Forest B is the target. I have my two
> trust in place and ADMT 3.0 installed and configured, I can migrate users and
> workstations without any issues. My question or concern is when i migrate the
AlanW.0/1 28 Oct 2010
I have an active directory integrated DNS zone.
The domain is running 2003 native mode. All DNS servers are 2003 R2.
Facts:
- Scavenging is disabled on the zone and on the various DNS servers
hosting the zone.
- We are preparing the zone to begin scavenging, and I have noticed
some inconsistencies.
- Several of our servers have very old timestamps on their records.
(> 1 year)
-
thankslee0/1 25 Oct 2010
Hello Lee,
I'm reading alot online since last couple days and I can't figure out what i
am
doing wrong...
Here's my setup, Windows 2008 as DC, Windows 2008R2 for ADAM (AD LDS)
My ADAM is member of the domain,
The ultime goal is to use ADAM for user proxy for an iis web apps.
I have followed this for my install:
http://blogs.msdn.
jonathan smith0/1 14 Oct 2010
thanks a lot Jorge Silva, I have had same issue few days ago and spent a lot of time figuring out how that can be done and here I found the answer!
> On Monday, February 11, 2008 4:56 AM Cyborg wrote:
> Hi, I have an AD 2003 network and want to a create reverse lookup for my
> LAN, do I just create the zone for the subnet, I was just wondering if the
> hosts of the PC will dynamically
