Windows 2003 domain controller

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• How to rename a Windows 2003 domain controller

  Hello
  I'm trying to rename a windows 2003 DC from corp.mylab.com to mylab.com
  Need some suggestions on how to do
  I tried the rest of this article which did not help me
  http://www.Petri.co.il/windows_2003_domain_controller_rename.htm

  Suggest me how can I rename it

  Thanks in advance

  Jean

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• NIC impossible printer in Windows 7 Via VB script in the Windows 2003 domain controller

  I have been using the following script to add printers to network shared for users.

  The script worked great with XP machines but on Windows 7, the printers are not map.

  The dose of script to be run, the UAC is disabled on windows computers 7

  The script I use is:

  ' Printers.vbs - Windows Logon Script.

  Set objNetwork = CreateObject

  objNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection "name\printer name".

  objNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection "name\printer name".

  objNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection "name\printer name".

  Any help would be appricated.

  Thansks

  Hi Juliet,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community.

   

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums.

  I would recommend posting your query from the link:

   

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• Add Windows 2003 domain member server

  I have two windows server 2003 with service pack and the same version. I did a server to a domain controller. Now, I want to add another server as a member server. While trying to add, ther comes the error message if the user name or password is incorrect. I can add another PC to the domain with the same user name or password. Any suggestions

  Since your question deals with Windows 2003 domain, you will need to ask your question in the TechNet forum.
  Please click the link below for the correct URL:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winservergen/threads

  They will be better able to answer your question.

  Sincerely,

  Marilyn

• Windows 2003 domain upgrade to Windows 2008

  I have problems to find any information about it. I do a 10 minute presentation on the following scenario. Can anyone help or point me in the right direction

  • You have a Windows 2003 domain conisting of: -.

    
    

    1 x Windows Server 2003 AD

    1 x Exchange Windows 2003 Server

    1 x Windows 2003 file server and print

    1 x Aplicatiom in Windows 2003 Server (SQL, case)

    25 x Windows XP desktop computers / laptops

    
    

    You intend to upgrade/migrate to a 2008 domain. Need to consider the following:--

    
    

    Why update?

    What's new?

    What order/priority should take the upgrades?

    What are the best practices in rank?

    What are the problems that I am likely to encounter? Ried to solve the problem

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  Where's your homework due?

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• Windows Server 2012 - create the existing Windows Server 2003 domain controller.

  Hello.

  I am currently working on adding a domain controller Windows Server 2012 and field existing Windows 2003.  My current domain controller (Server 2003) had a level of functiontional of Windows 2000 server, when I first tried to add the server DC 2012.  I changed the functional level of the domain on the Server 2003 Windows 2003 (it is the only domain controller in the tree).  When I try to add the Server Server 2012, he reports that this domain is a Windows 2000 domain.  I checked and restarted the 2003 server.  Does anyone know why the 2012 still sees the field as 2000 functional level?

  Thank you

  D. Webb

  DW

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• Windows 2008 domain controller on the same square as field PC during startup? It work?

  I'm not much of a type of network, or windows 2008 Server Administrator and I would appreciate really any impressions that those of you who have more experience could offer.

  I expect to build a box of ESXi soon to help with my learning curve. I don't have a domain to my office at home now, but need to put in place (also the learning curve. It would be ideal that I have has no need to keep a windows 2008 running DC all the time, as they are in most workplaces. I was wondering if I install the domain controller and windows domain members 7 as vms on ESXi, the domain controller will be functional when starting up fast enough to be available to the virtual machines of windows 7 domain? I expect to turn off the machine when I'm not going to use it for say 3 hours. With my own pc I got it put "standby mode" a lot to save juice.

  But without expertise in windows 2008 as a controller with ESXi or field, it is hard for me to project if this type of plan will work, or if it will fall flat on its face. I'm having problems with the virtual machines windows 7 if the domain controller is hosted on the same instance of ESXi?

  That works perfectly.  Just make sure that once that ESXi is to start the virtual machine DC first and give him a few minutes to go before starting your Windows 7 virtual machine.

• Connection to a RAS server, sitting in an evroment of Windows 2003 domain via a VPN using Vista home Prem

  I'm trying to set up a laptop users to connect to our network, they have Vista Home Prem, and everything seems fine until it tries to register to the computer on the network and come up with the following error message
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  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers site.

  Virtual private network (VPN) is not supported by Windows Vista Home Premium.

  Sight from the link http://www.microsoft.com/australia/windows/products/windowsvista/editions/default.mspx

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• How to disable detect the proxy server domain controller settings 2003

  Hello everyone,
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  the main objective is to reduce the delay for IE load the home page at end of client in the above configuration.

  What should I do?

  Thanks in advance.

  On the client machine, to appear:

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  Change other settings that you need on this page, as it will fit is no longer automatically.

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• What is the best practice for the parameters of the dns client on a windows 2008 r2 domain controller

  have a secondary site and installed a windows 2008r2 domain controller. Primary DNS either 127.0.0.1 and secondary be point to the PDC FSMO role holder is also a DNS server?

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• Windows 2003 windows 2008 dfs domain share the folder redirection

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• Domain controller crashed

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• Sever 2003 domain and vista business problems...

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• Cold migration domain controller

  Hello.

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  I turned off the desktop and Veeam FastSCP for copying the files of comments from vm.  I added the .vmx for new host inventory and tol host file I made a move instead of a copy.

  When I turned on the guest system migrated and tried to login, I get the following error:

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  What can I do to properly migrate these systems in domain?  Use Vmware Converter instead of Veeam?

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  Thank you.

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• 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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