Is there a user account attribute or flag that identifies if an account has
an active connection within an AD environment?
Thanks in advance,
JeffH

My troubles started after the rebooting of a win2k3 domain server.  All my
windows 2000 machines seem fine, but my windows xp machines are unable to
browse network.  When I click on the domain in the Microsoft Windows Network
view, an error with the following message pops up.

This seems simple but I am having trouble getting it to work (must be a
Friday).  I have the following structure:
FolderA$

I've walked into a very ugly situation (I think)..  A company I'm helping out
has named their active directory domain the same name as their internet DNS
domain name.  While this has caused problems they've been able to work around
them in a variety of "colorful" ways.  The ...

I'm trying to install CRM on Win 2003. it gives a message saying that "your
active directory deployment must be in native mode". How can I change to
native mode?
Thanks in Advance

I'm looking for a tool or trick for running user login scripts (i.e. AD
users computer profile tab) when a PC is already logged in.  We have kiosk
PCs always logged in as generic accounts but would like to allow users to
run their AD login scripts when they're using the ...

I would like to know if it is possible to disable the "Search for Active
Directory" from XP. With this feature you can see users, groups and
computers. My concern is that I don't want the users to see membership of
groups.

Hi !!
One of my user is on workgroup, Minolta 1100 series printer has been
directly(LPT) connected to his pc. It is printing fine. We joined him
on domain, then onwords printer is not printing.If i go back to

I am about to add a child domian into the organazation, the domain already
has 2 domains in the forest ie.
company.com             top leveldomain
it.company.com    child of parent domain

I have a local network with windows 2003 DC (with all the FSMO roles)  with
two IP ranges 10.10.180.x and 10.11.180.x (I can't change it). I have a few
PCs in 10.11 range. That computers are configured, as all the others, for
dynamic IP configuration with DHCP.

I am trying to find a problem I am having with replication/dns. I have 25
sites that connect to our main site over a vpn network. Most of the dc's are
2000 server, but the maindc is 2003. The main site is the only point for
internet access. dns is ad integrated, all pointing to ...

The supported process for restoring objects in AD and ADAM seems to always
be remove a dc, authoritative restore, define fqdn of ofbject to restore,
fix memberships,etc.  This method is substantial and invasive just for one
little accidentally deleted user.  In other ldap ...

    I have created a 2-way trust between and NT4.0 domain and Windows 2003
forest (single domain). I have added a 2003 domain admin account into the NT4
local admin group.
  From the Windows 2003 domain I try to add user from the NT 4.0 domain but

I have two forests: forest "A" with one domain "A.com" and forest "B" with
its domain "B.com".
We want users from forest A to be added to any group of forest "B".
How can I do that?

Is there a preferred way to link AD user objects/accounts and records from an
external system?  I have used the employeeID attribute in AD to hold the
unique employee ID and have put together a VB program that I can use to link
the rows in a data file from our HR system into the ...