I've inherited a network with 2 Windows 2000 AD controllers, I'm prepping
everything to upgrade to AD2008.  On the primary AD, I see that Certificate
Server is installed but I'm not sure it is being used or is necessary.  When
I open the Certification Authority program, under ...

Good day,
here is the situation. I've been examining event viewer logs and what i
would like to know now is, what process/action/request triggered, for
example a certain user audit prompt.

I hope that this is the right place for this :-
I work at a small charity in London.  We have one adsl connection into a
Watchguard Firebox which feeds two servers on separate domains.  One server
(A) is running Windows Server 2003 and Exchange Server 2003, the other (B)

When selecting "User must change password at next logon" for a user
object in A/D 2003 R2 and connecting from an XP SP2/3 machine, it
won't force a password change if the computer is shut down or
restarted.  It will connect if the user is logs out and logs back in.

I intend to setup a WSUS infrastructure where there is one central WSUS
server where I approve updates and several other WSUS servers at other
locations that synchronize with this central WSUS server... basically
central administration

We have a Windows 2003 Standard Edition CA in our Company. Now I like to
change the Users Subject Name. I like to remove the e-mail adress from
the Subject Name. Is this possible with the Windows 2003 Standard
Edition CA?

I dont know if this is the right place to post this, but a couple of time it
has told me it couldnt do one thing or another because of some kind of
security issue. If this goes somewhere else please let me know..
My computer is doin some weird stuff HELP?

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I cannot find any documentation on the implication of adding a user to the
Manager attribute to the User object.  
Thank you.

This is my first post in the forum, and hopefully I'll be pleased by
your numerous answers :)
Here is my issue:
- I have a single AD Domain, with many replicas on different remote

I've been doing this for years in 2000, XP, 2003. Now testing on Server 2008
Standard - porting my 2003 lab exercises to 2008. I have a FolderX with two
files, I set specific permissions for users for both files. I copy one file
to FolderY and move one file to the same FolderY. ...

The default webpage for certificate services //localhost/certsrv fails to
open with a 404 "page can not be found" error.  I have tried all variations
for the localhost including IP address, localhost, 172.0.0.1 and servername.  
So I can not request certificates via the gui. I am ...

A few weeks ago, I started getting the following Failure Audit on the domain
controller running Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition SP2:
User:  NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
Source:  Security

Currently I have AD server 2003 std 32bit serving 1000 users. Would like to
know the best way to control and restrict every user to logon to AD from
their own designated workstation. In this way, I can prevent password
sharing where user can't logon using other's ID & pwd. 2ndly, ...

I had read somewhere a comment by a Unix administrator where he
claimed that all Windows boxes are always part of some Microsoft
"parent" domain or something like that.
I do not remember the exact formulation of what he called it but the