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Not one but 2 topics regarding SI0680 Raid ... http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=39938 http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=39770

dude have you ever heard of "... least administrative effort" ... well if not, look up for that term ... anyway, from my experience with AD (I can easily say impressive experience) seting up a DNS server on your own before seting up a AD can just lead you into a bunch of problems. Beside that, "Setting things up manually, you get a better idea of what is going on with your server/network" means really nothing when it comes to Ad installation, it's not a surgery, but a system that can be installed ONLY one way ... to install DNS you can use, imagine, ONLY one routine, not 2, just one, so better idea of what is going on with your server when installing DNS is sorry to say, but funny statement ... if it is to be done "your" way, dcrpmo wouldn't even try to install it, not just that, but Microsoft would reccommend installing DNS prior to running dcpromo which is not the case ... anyway to end meaningless discussion, you keep installing DNS manually, I will using dcpromo, and evebody is happy

check your GPO ... Default Domain Policy ... check Event log and see if any errors is present there ...

you're right, it's not the same, it's much better when dcpromo do the DNS installation ... and beside that, Reverse Lookup zone is not neccesary at all, but if you want it, it takes no time to set it up ...

Do you maybe have a problem with scrolling, mouse or just your eyes? lol ... dude you're really piece of work ...

the only one I know is gpresult ... couldbe that some 3rd party tools are available ...

Using GPMC from MS

I hope this is just a joke anyway ... to install AD run dcpromo, and follow instructions ... no need to install DNS or anything else ... dc promo will do all the work ... the only thing you should do is assign static IP address to your server

why? what's the different? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> huge actually ... size of the thread ... anyway not mine idea ... we're warned before

if AD is not right solution for you than what is

Search the registry and delte all keys referencing to the aforementioned program (file) ... also check all start up scripts and services ... this should prevent it from running at startup ... then you can disable windows file protection and remove the file. OPS! Make sure you make backup of your registry before you do anything else! I can't stress this enough ... make backup

Reinstall your IE it will solve the problem ... next time please don't post but link images ...

1500 points? Do you mean 1500 computers? anyway adm templates are suppsed to be imported into group policy ...

Listen, I have no idea how, but seem like MS changed the SUS (WUS) policy ... before, SUS (WUS) had to be installed on a active directory members server, but not a domain controller, now as I can see from white paper, it can be installed on stand a lone server as well as on domain controller ... usualy, many things are lot easier to be solved through AD including your issue ...

Do you see any connection between your problem and NT4/2000/2003 Windows? I don't ....

Well, since the mistery goes on, and still no errors is reported, but you have problems, before any tests, you MUST have a backup solution ready due to exchange (hate this one lol) anyway, check this link, you might find some troubleshoting paths http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documen..._DNStopnode.asp

When you create folder, shared in this case, beside you share it for user you must configure security for the same folder. I always give share rights as follows Administrators - Full Control User or Group - Change and security Administrators - Full Control User ot Group - Special (this special is actually modify, but Delete right is turned off and Delete subfolder and files is turned on) I can see that you have made hidden shares for Groups and Uses ($) you can safely remove those shares and share only folders you need, because you can always connect to your server using admin share c$ ...

Well you can try to add the subkey yourself and see if that makes any changes ...

using NTFS permissions ...

Try Microsoft Scripting Center ... or if you're willing to pay for How to (unless you find the answer) then you can always call MS Support ... I don't think lot people know how to solve your issue (unfotunately), because it's not every day issue ...

I don't think dial up can be configured using gpo ...

Try to remove the PCI one and see what happens ..

Again, try downloading group management console from MS site

If you have a spare computer, install W2k3 server, join it to the AD, transfer DNS role to this server, and then reinstall DNS on the original server, then take the role back. If you just reinstall DNS on your original server, AD will crash in no time ...

Havr you checked MS Scripting center? Try to search on MSDN or MS TechNet ...