adding Win2k3 server to existing Win2k domain - part deux
#61
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yep, go for it
side note:- but how do you update DNS with the workstation details -- the beauty of using Windows DHCP is that it automatically updates DNS using the DHCP registrations
side note:- but how do you update DNS with the workstation details -- the beauty of using Windows DHCP is that it automatically updates DNS using the DHCP registrations
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quite right kieran
had a blonde moment --
and if you have the Register this connection's addresses in DNS check box ticked -- in the network properties it will do it for you automatically
the DHCP will do it for older clients that cant register automatically
aplologies for any confusion
had a blonde moment --
and if you have the Register this connection's addresses in DNS check box ticked -- in the network properties it will do it for you automatically
the DHCP will do it for older clients that cant register automatically
aplologies for any confusion
#65
yep, just update DNS manually
if I did use windows DHCP, and made a change in the DNS, how long would it take for this change to register on the workstations ? Would that interval be dictated by the DHCP lease time ?
Ok, I'm going to go for it! Feel much better knowing the AD will be fresh as a daisy and not carrying anything over from Win2k or NT4 before that!
Must say everyone on here has been brilliant , particularly Hanley and Hodgy who have the patience of a saint to deal with an idiot like me!
Wish me luck!
if I did use windows DHCP, and made a change in the DNS, how long would it take for this change to register on the workstations ? Would that interval be dictated by the DHCP lease time ?
Ok, I'm going to go for it! Feel much better knowing the AD will be fresh as a daisy and not carrying anything over from Win2k or NT4 before that!
Must say everyone on here has been brilliant , particularly Hanley and Hodgy who have the patience of a saint to deal with an idiot like me!
Wish me luck!
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got the new domain / domain controller up and running along with a fully functioning DNS server onboard. In fact AD wizard did all the work and even set my TCP > primary DNS up as localhost!
Only single problem was in the event 12 - which is to do with the ntp client. Can't believe I have to go into the registry and hack it to point to an external time source. Isn't there an application that can do this for me ?
Only single problem was in the event 12 - which is to do with the ntp client. Can't believe I have to go into the registry and hack it to point to an external time source. Isn't there an application that can do this for me ?
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got the new domain / domain controller up and running along with a fully functioning DNS server onboard. In fact AD wizard did all the work and even set my TCP > primary DNS up as localhost!
Only single problem was in the event 12 - which is to do with the ntp client. Can't believe I have to go into the registry and hack it to point to an external time source. Isn't there an application that can do this for me ?
Only single problem was in the event 12 - which is to do with the ntp client. Can't believe I have to go into the registry and hack it to point to an external time source. Isn't there an application that can do this for me ?
Once all your desktops are members of the new domain I would try and get rid of the dodgy object...you'll have nothing to lose and it will give you good experience.
Well done, I bet you feel you've learnt a lot over the last couple of weeks, once it's all done you can relax and have a few
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if you want to reregister an IP address through DHCP immediately then use:
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
in that order, you'll get a new DHCP allocated address then.
Oh, and if you want to reset the DNS cache on the p.c. when you do this:
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
in that order, you'll get a new DHCP allocated address then.
Oh, and if you want to reset the DNS cache on the p.c. when you do this:
ipconfig /flushdns
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external ntp time source on the Forest root is done by:
net time /setsntp:[external_time_source]
speak to your ISP for the name/ip address of their NTP Server
net time /setsntp:[external_time_source]
speak to your ISP for the name/ip address of their NTP Server
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Just migrating the applications installed on the current server. It's taken a little bit longer than nornal.
eg. the coldfusion application I wrote has now been relocated onto a web server at our website hosts. They were running a much newer version which threw up a couple of incompatibilities that I fixed yestersay. Also, because there's a restriction on space on the web hosts server, I had to optimise all the photography used in the database, which I've just finished.
I've moved the accounts package over.
Then I've got to transfer the time recorder / clock-in/out application that talks to the punch machines in both factories.
I'm currently recreating all the user accounts on the new server.
I've been checking the event logs and everything looks rosey!
eg. the coldfusion application I wrote has now been relocated onto a web server at our website hosts. They were running a much newer version which threw up a couple of incompatibilities that I fixed yestersay. Also, because there's a restriction on space on the web hosts server, I had to optimise all the photography used in the database, which I've just finished.
I've moved the accounts package over.
Then I've got to transfer the time recorder / clock-in/out application that talks to the punch machines in both factories.
I'm currently recreating all the user accounts on the new server.
I've been checking the event logs and everything looks rosey!
#76
I've learned a LOT about Windows Server and AD in the last 2 weeks. I'm extemely lucky to have had such a great bunch to help me.
With the experience I've gained, looking back on it, I'm in a better position to evaluate a problem like that in future. Sometimes the simplest solution is the correct one! Ockham's Razor was correct!
With the experience I've gained, looking back on it, I'm in a better position to evaluate a problem like that in future. Sometimes the simplest solution is the correct one! Ockham's Razor was correct!
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I've learned a LOT about Windows Server and AD in the last 2 weeks. I'm extemely lucky to have had such a great bunch to help me.
With the experience I've gained, looking back on it, I'm in a better position to evaluate a problem like that in future. Sometimes the simplest solution is the correct one! Ockham's Razor was correct!
With the experience I've gained, looking back on it, I'm in a better position to evaluate a problem like that in future. Sometimes the simplest solution is the correct one! Ockham's Razor was correct!
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