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Rolf Barbakken
Or is it simply a matter of installing from the Windows Server 2003 CD?
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Might be a stupid Q, but: Where is the admin tools for domains? (AD)
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Dale
Option B - install from the Windows Server 2003 CD or download from
Microsoft. Same as with XP.
Dale
Microsoft. Same as with XP.
Dale
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Rolf Barbakken
Fair enough, except that when I try to start the tools I just get this
message:
"MMC could not create the snap-in"
Bummer...
message:
"MMC could not create the snap-in"
Bummer...
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Dale
Yikes. Suddenly I think I remember seeing something about running admin
tools in a VPC with XP.
Have you tried tools from the beta of Windows Vista Server?
Dale
tools in a VPC with XP.
Have you tried tools from the beta of Windows Vista Server?
Dale
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Rolf Barbakken
No. Longhorn? I think I have it laying around somewhere...
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Dale
Well, they finally released the final (until further notice) name: Vista
Server.
Server.
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Rolf Barbakken
Like in "Do you mind if we call you Bruce just to keep things clear?"?.
Its still called Longhorn on MSDN, so I'll try that.
Thank you for helping.
Its still called Longhorn on MSDN, so I'll try that.
Thank you for helping.
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Richard G. Harper
The current set of admin tools don't install or work under Vista. I would
bet a new set are under development right now. I have heard (but haven't
had time to test) that installing the old tools from the Server 2003 CD will
work.
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bet a new set are under development right now. I have heard (but haven't
had time to test) that installing the old tools from the Server 2003 CD will
work.
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Richard G. Harper [MVP Shell/User] (e-mail address removed)
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Rich Milburn [MVP]
It's not in there yet. The Admin Pak from Server 2003 SP1 will work, but there are a lot of dlls that need to be registered. There's a good write-up here:
http://www.petri.co.il/running_win_2003_adminpak_on_vista_rtm.htm
Rich
Like in "Do you mind if we call you Bruce just to keep things clear?"?.
Its still called Longhorn on MSDN, so I'll try that.
Thank you for helping.
http://www.petri.co.il/running_win_2003_adminpak_on_vista_rtm.htm
Rich
Like in "Do you mind if we call you Bruce just to keep things clear?"?.
Its still called Longhorn on MSDN, so I'll try that.
Thank you for helping.
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Rolf Barbakken
That solved it!
Thank you!
It's not in there yet. The Admin Pak from Server 2003 SP1 will work, but there are a lot of dlls that need to be registered. There's a good write-up here:
http://www.petri.co.il/running_win_2003_adminpak_on_vista_rtm.htm
Rich
Like in "Do you mind if we call you Bruce just to keep things clear?"?.
Its still called Longhorn on MSDN, so I'll try that.
Thank you for helping.
Thank you!
It's not in there yet. The Admin Pak from Server 2003 SP1 will work, but there are a lot of dlls that need to be registered. There's a good write-up here:
http://www.petri.co.il/running_win_2003_adminpak_on_vista_rtm.htm
Rich
Like in "Do you mind if we call you Bruce just to keep things clear?"?.
Its still called Longhorn on MSDN, so I'll try that.
Thank you for helping.