February 13, 201214 yr What led you to conclude that downgrading the OS on the server would be your fix? Did you create a Server 2008 R2 domain functional level instead of one of the older types when you set it up?
February 13, 201214 yr +1 - if it's a domain that's at 2008 R2 DFL, you aren't going back at all. I don't understand the reasons for the request to downgrade anyway, so perhaps that's a better question/scenario to be working on troubleshooting.
February 13, 201214 yr bcoz of lots of users and complicated permissions applied to several objectsLike others said, I don't see how that solves anything. Permissions (ACLs) work the same, so that wouldn't fix anything. Fixing permissions can't be that hard really (if you do it right).if starting from first step to end it's like wasting time!If you need a step-by-step guide and are in a hurry then you may want to consider hiring a consultant locally. It's not like you can realistically expect someone to spell out all the steps in the exact order for you (especially for a server downgrade which is a rather uncommon operation)
February 13, 201214 yr downgrade is necessary!please help me! if starting from first step to end it's like wasting time!why? which issue do you have?
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