Good People, I have an issue currently trying to join an Windows Server 2008 R2 machine to an existing corporate domain. the corporate domain has a functional level of Windows Server 2000.

2011年3月18日 · new domain is included in forest. I can think of two ways to accomplish this - export all dns zones from old domain with dnscmd to a txt file and import into new domain with dnscmd with the txt file.

2009年8月11日 · It appears that the DNS devolution bug that existed in the Windows Vista SP2 beta/RC exists in Windows 7 RTM. It was fixed in the final SP2 release. The problem is that the DNS client does not perform a full devolution of the DNS heirarchy when resolving a host. For example, in our domain, we have a three-tier DNS namespace. Only the first two namespaces, that happen to be Windows AD DNS zones ...

2013年5月9日 · Is there any virtual machine protection mechanism enabled in XenServer that might have prevented the changes made in Windows? Have you tested to start Windows in Safe Mode and change computer name? Marked as answer byBoo_MonstersIncThursday, May 16, 2013 5:45 AM Friday, May 10, 2013 8:33 AM

Sharepoint User Profile Sync is showing some users with our Old Domain name (from years ago). This domain name is NOT in our Active Directory. I'm guessing that the profiles that show the old domain name must have been in our Sharepoint 2007 and got ported over when we upgraded to Sharepoint 2010.

2011年10月25日 · HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Netlogon\Parameters Value Name: MaxConcurrentApi Data Type: REG_DWORD Value: between 0 and 10

2014年3月11日 · Ok here's something of an update... On a windows 8.1 device I connected a Microsoft Account to a Domain Account and noted the registry change...

2010年3月10日 · Please understand that we also need to configure the source domain to allow RPC access to the SAM in the Domain Migration from 2k to 2k3 scenario, and we could configure the following registry entry on the PDC Emulator in the source domain with a DWORD value of 1: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\LSA\TcpipClientSupport

2013年2月11日 · By default, I think the account shouldn't be disabled permanently. It sounds like you might have applied administrator related GPO at the root without accounting for the effects on the Domain Controllers or the Domain Admins membership.

2012年8月12日 · Unsure that registry settings can ammend this, there is a way albeit somewhat tedious. Open windows explorer and go to C:\Users\%users name% From the user profile you can right click the 'My Documents' folder, click 'properties' and click the 'location' tab. Then select the 'Move' button and then remap the folder to the desired location.