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Hi all.

I'm new to active directory and I would like to know if
there is a way to launch active directory from a command
line. (Start->Run)

Thanks

Mathieu
 
Boy You Are New!
To "install" Active Directory, (Start>Run>dcpromo)
But with a question like that you better do some more reading before you try
it.
 
That is not what i want to do.
It is all ready installed and i know how it works. What
i'd like to know is instead of clicking start->programs-
administration tools->active directory, i would like to
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click start->run and type a command to launch active
directory.

Mathieu
 
That is not what i want to do.
It is all ready installed and i know how it works. What
i'd like to know is instead of clicking start->programs-
click start->run and type a command to launch active
directory.
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Once installed, AD runs continuously on the Domain
Controller (DC) unless you take special measures at
boot to prevent it (Safe Mode: DS Restore mode)

What do you really want to do?

Manage AD? Use the GUI tool Active Directory Users
and Computers or the command line tools.


--
Herb Martin

Mathieu
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Then Right click on start->programs->>administration tools->active directory
and check the properties for the Target program location/name and type that
into the Run box.

That is not what i want to do.
It is all ready installed and i know how it works. What
i'd like to know is instead of clicking start->programs-
administration tools->active directory, i would like to
Click to expand...
click start->run and type a command to launch active
directory.

Mathieu
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That is what I tried to do but in the target label it's
write "Windows 2000 administration tools" there is no
path and no .exe () too.

Mathieu
-----Original Message-----
Then Right click on start->programs->>administration tools->active directory
and check the properties for the Target program location/name and type that
into the Run box.
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AD Users and Computers : from the start - run - dsa.msc
Domains and trusts: domain.msc
Sites and Services: DSSite.MSC

MSC - Microsoft Console which runs inside an MMC - Microsoft
Management Console

Search for all files with the extension of *.msc
Place a shortcut for the ones you want.

--
Gautam Anand
e: gautam at hotpop dot com
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| That is what I tried to do but in the target label it's
| write "Windows 2000 administration tools" there is no
| path and no .exe () too.
|
| Mathieu
| >-----Original Message-----
| >Then Right click on start->programs->>administration
| tools->active directory
| >and check the properties for the Target program
| location/name and type that
| >into the Run box.
| >
| >| >> That is not what i want to do.
| >> It is all ready installed and i know how it works.
| What
| >> i'd like to know is instead of clicking start-
| >programs-
| >>>administration tools->active directory, i would like to
| >> click start->run and type a command to launch active
| >> directory.
| >>
| >> Mathieu
| >>
| >>>-----Original Message-----
| >>>Boy You Are New!
| >>>To "install" Active Directory, (Start>Run>dcpromo)
| >>>But with a question like that you better do some more
| >> reading before you try
| >>>it.
| >>>--
| >>>Yor Suiris
| >>>Remove the kNOT to reply.
| >>>But it is best to share it with the group.
| >>
| >
| >
| >.
| >
 
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