Recovery of Active directory on a domain controller

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• Active Directory - join the domain for multiple devices

  Hi all

  I need your expertise to advice me how join domain for multiple devices.

  Currently my organization have more than 10,000 computers are made up of Windows XP, 7, 8 and 10.

  We will deploy new Active Directory server in the data center.

  Currently, we plan to go every computer/devices to perform a field joints. This method will take much time to complete the 10,000 devices.

  is there another method to do this?

  is there a method that all devices will join automatically field when it is connected to the corporate network.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Post your question in the TechNet Server Forums, as your question kindly is beyond the scope of these Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home?category=WindowsServer

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• Update of the Active directory through IOM domain

  Hi all
  
  I have configured AD with IOM. The user is getting stocked with AD.
  
  But if I make a few changes in the profile of the user as city, post office address, country, they do not think in Active Directory.
  
  On the other hand, if I change my name, name, username, then these fields are translated into Active Directory.
  
  Why it's happening?
  
  Can someone please explain this to me? And how do I get my first requirement either update the city of e-mail, zip, country, etc..
  
  Thank you very much in advance!
  
  Waiting for your answers!

  Process triggers
  A quick definition of two variants of the process triggers, it should be noted that triggers run only a process task, that they do not have anything else, if you want forms or resources to be updated it is the function of the adapter to process task.

  User profile triggers
  These starting from changes in the user profile. The 'Lookup.USR_PROCESS_TRIGGERS' table defines the fields in the user profile have triggers and which deal with the tasks they will undertake.

  Form triggers
  These from service users changes to a form of process associated with a resource. Triggered tasks are defined by name only and should be named after the form field that you want to that they apply, with the suffix 'Updated' for example 'city updated '.

  Please note that the data on a form of resource process will not change by changing the user profile only, usually the task named as the trigger of profile task can be used to change the value of process. If you change the shape of course, in this way, then the task of form subsequently trigger, and you can make a change to the resource of the change in the form.

  To get a user based profile trigger to work just to extend the table of Lookup.USR_PROCESS_TRIGGERS and create the task you name in this table in a process of resource definition. Even if the task doesn't a change in the user profile will trigger the process task corresponding to the resource for this user.

  Kind regards
  Ian

  Published by: user809225 on November 28, 2008 03:25

  Published by: user809225 on November 28, 2008 03:32

• Connection error Active Directory Windows Server R2 2012

  Hello

  That's my problem, I have two servers both running Windows Server R2 Datacenter 2012 I installed AD - DS on one of them and allow the installation to configure the DNS settings, this server is also a DHCP server. On the server I want to connect to AD, I address DNS pointing to my AD server which is 192.168.1.60 and it's also getting an IP address from the DHCP server. But it connects to Active Directory, when I try the ping command on the domain name which is yewman.email he's trying pings an external IP address (which is my public ip address because I also have the yewman.email of real estate) how to fix this? It's the mistake of connection AD:

  Note: This information is intended for a network administrator.  If you do not have your network administrator, notify the administrator that you have received this information, which has been recorded in the C:\Windows\debug\dcdiag.txt file.

  The following error occurred when DNS was questioned about the resource record (SRV) service location used to locate an Active Directory (AD DC) domain controller for the domain "yewman.email":

  The error was: "the DNS name does not exist."
  (0x0000232B RCODE_NAME_ERROR error code)

  The query was for the SRV record for _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.yewman.email

  Common causes of this error are:

  -The DNS SRV records to locate an AD DC for the domain are not registered in DNS. These records are automatically saved with a DNS server when an AD domain controller is added to a domain. They are updated by the AD DC at set intervals. This computer is configured to use DNS servers with the following IP addresses:

  192.168.1.60

  -One or more of the following areas do not include delegation to its child zone:

  yewman.email
  E-mail
  . (the root zone)

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
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• Active Directory and domain controller on old customer Windows 2003 and Windows 7.

  Hi all

  I have Active Directory and the domain on old Windows 2003 and Windows 7 client controller. I enabled "User must change password at the next logon" for the customer user on AD account.

  When the user tried to connect to Windows 7, after that they have got the change password screen and type new password, then they received message "the user password must be changed before logging on the first time," user get password screen change again, then they get the same massage. Looks like he's going to loop and user cannot change password and connect to the computer.

  Hello

  To help you with your concerns, you can see the article below:

  Error message: the password must be changed before logging on the first time

  Let us know how it goes.

• authentication Microsoft Active Directory iDRAC 7

  Hello

  I installed Microsoft Active Directory on iDRAC 7 with some very basic options (no certificate, no Single Sign-On, not Kerberos Keytab, the Standard schema). Everything works fine.

  The problem is that we have 2 forests with full trust configured between them and iDRAC is not able to authenticate the users of both of them.

  Basically, we have the single domain on 1 security group and pair the users of these two forests (1 and foret2). If I add domain (DC) IPs for two areas-forest controllers, authentication fails on the first domain controller, if the user is a different domain (check does not reach the second DC IP to verify the user). The error I get:

  ERROR: failed to bind: Invalid credentials, 80090308: LdapErr: IDDM-0C0903A9, comment: AcceptSecurityContext error, 52nd data, v1db0: [email protected] host = 192.168.0.1.

  [email protected] - 1 user
  192.168.0.1 - foret2 DC IP

  Does IDARC support AD authentication for users of forest separated couple?

  Thank you

  iDRAC do not support authentication Active Directory for the domain of the unique forest.

• Replication Active Directory Windows or not

  Hi guys

  Any recommendation when replicating Active Directory of Windows?

  Do you recommend using Vmware replication for this?

  or is it better to deploy a second ad in the secondary instead of going through all the work site when you restore a replica a VM AD in this case?

  If the replication is the way to go do you recommend Guest OS standby (VSS)? or normal replication no VSS does support?

  Thank you very much

  someone knows when to use VSS or not in general?

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  Here is the statement of the document Vmware VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager 5.1 Documentation Library link

  Protection and recovery of Active Directory domain controllers

  Do not use SRM to protect Active Directory domain controllers. Active Directory provides its own mode of technology and the restoration of the replication. Use the Active Directory replication technology and restore mode technology to manage situations of recovery after a disaster.

  Concerning

  Mohammed Emaad

• Cloning and Active Directory

  I just came across trouble cloning a win2003 server in Active Direcory. Once I renamed the cloned that he renamed the initial account of the server in Active Directory, so I could not connect to the source server over.

  I've always had to run newsid.exe after a clone or the Configuration Wizard can do?

  If you use the feature to customize comments, it will generate a new SID for the clone if you ask.

  I misread your post origionally and was about to recoment that you clone servers Active Directory (for example, domain controllers)

• Domain Services Active Directory could not create the ntds object due to dns settings look for failure on the specific domain controller

  Forest consist of 1 DC server 2003 with all fsmo and 2000 1 domain controller roles.

  Completed all questions of adprep and when I tried to promote server 2008 standard edition to a domain controller, had the error message stating that Active Directory could not create the NTDS settings for the domain active directory CN = NTDS controller

  Settings, cn is 2k8dc1, cn = servers, cn = Default First Site Name, c is Sites, cn = Configuration, dc is Marie-France, dc = com on the ad distance dc server2.amanua.com.

  To ensure that the provided network credentials have sufficient permissions

  "The DSA operation unable to act because of the failure of the dns lookup"

  The idea was to demote the 2000 machine when I completed the installation of 2008.

  Hello

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• Migration of the domain controller Active Directory of windows 2000 server to a Server 2008.

  I have an old machine that is running Windows 2000 server and it's our only one domain controller in a mixed 2000/2003/2008 server environment. I would like to move to one of the servers 2008 Active Directory and make the PDC and withdraw from the old box of 2000.

  I saw a sea of documentation about the updated/move ActiveDirectory, but no clear examples of what I need to accomplish.

  Can I do a dcpromo on a 2003 server, synchronization of the 2000 box, retire the 2000 Server, then dcpromo th 2008 Server 2003 Server? I know this may seem simplistic to a complicated procedure, but I have not really found anything to support...

  A simple link to a procedure taken care of step by step would be great.

  Thanks for all the ideas in advance.
  Mike

  The Forum Windows Server would be the appropriate forum for your inquiry.

• An error occurred when DNS was questioned about the resource record (SRV) service location used to locate a domain controller Active Directory (AD DC) for the domain 'HAMI. LOCAL ".

  An error occurred when DNS was questioned about the resource record (SRV) service location used to locate a domain controller Active Directory (AD DC) for the domain 'HAMI. LOCAL ".

  The error was: "an existing connection was to be closed by the remote host".
  (0 x 00002746 WSAECONNRESET error code)

  The query was for the SRV record for _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs. HAMI. LOCAL

  Hello

  Your question of Windows 7 is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the Forums TechNet Windows 7 Technet.

  Here is the link:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

  Hope this helps

• Install a new domain on a VM server controller in our Active Directory

  Hello world

  Thank you for your help in advance.

  I would like to put a (with Windows 2003) domain controller in a Windows 2008 box and add the domain controller for the existing Active Directory network. My manager approves it and it will be my advised to work more VMWare work officially.

  Here are some questions that I have and hope you can help answer:

  1.) there will be problems to run a domain controller in a virtual machine environment?

  2.) on the RODC (VM), I can install all services such as DHCP, DNS, WINS? And they will work only with no problem?

  3.) on Windows 2008 Server, which I will install VM Server, that server must be a domain member server?

  (4.) what the backup on the new domain controller? Can I just save the virtual machine files in the folder of BackupExec? Or free tools, I can try?

  5.) I don't think the org will put money on the implementation of a san or vmware structures... According to what I have, have you any tips on this project? Is it a good idea to run the domain controller in the VM environment?

  I thank very you much for your help once again!

  Takusan

  Thank you very much for your info! # 1, you mentioned there are a few things must be aware, can I ask that those who are?

  A few I can think of are:

  (1) supported by Microsoft - backup methods if you want MS support for a problem with the AD, make sure that you use the supported backup methods.

  (2) the time sync - more important still, how you intend to do.  VMware Tools or native Windows utilities.  Discover 1318 KB for more information.

  (3) the safety of encapsulated all the vm files - that is why I recommended given the host on the domain.  It would be more likely to pick up updates of patches, GPO, AV, etc. like this.  Your virtual DC is now portable, and this represents a new security challenge.

  (4) how to avoid snapshots on DCs - what can cause a USN restorations, unsupported directories and General nastiness that should be avoided.

  (5) avoiding the DCs P2V conversions - what is generally not recommended. Their new construction.

  (6) given the requirements of performance - make sure that your host can follow or actually providing the resources to the virtual machine.  You do not want your DC is slow for some reason any.

  There are probably others I'm here leaving as well.  This is why I think that domain controllers does not necessarily make the best pieces for virtualization.  If you take a print server, you will see most of the above concerns disappear.  It can be done with the DC first, but it'll just be a steep learning curve.

• remove an active directory domain controller that no longer starts

  I'm in the process or upgrading active directory from Windows 2003 to WIndows 2008.  There are between 20 and 30 of the domain controllers.  I'm about to halfway through the process and have had no problem.

  So far.  One of the Windows 2003 domain controllers has declined before the demotion.  It has been restarted and it won't start.  What can I do to remove this Active Directory server without starting the system?  Is there a clean solution to the withdrawal?

  Hi McGinleyM

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• Can I run Backup Server (Symantec BackupExec), accounts (fast book) on the single domain Active Directory server software

  Dear all,

  I am under domain, Active Directory and the backup server (Backup Exec) and called to account quick book on the same server.

  Does make all the problems? Kindly looking for answers.

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• Add several domain in Active Directory

  Add several domain in Active Directory

  Hello vinod Thakur Linux,.

  Microsoft Communities is consumer related questions about Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP. For questions about the field of issues related to Active Directory, it would be best to ask your question on the TechNet forum.

  Click here to transfer your question in TechNet for Windows Server in the Directory Services forum.  They will be able to solve your problem.

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