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How can I find a GUID for a given object like a Dc or a User or any other?
Is it possible to remove the Root Domain having childs?
What about removing the Childs having grand-childs domains?
Is it possible to remove the Root domain and configure different top tree
domain to act like a Top Root Domain?
If I loose the Top root domain, do I lose all other domains?
Thank you
Is it possible to remove the Root Domain having childs?
What about removing the Childs having grand-childs domains?
Is it possible to remove the Root domain and configure different top tree
domain to act like a Top Root Domain?
If I loose the Top root domain, do I lose all other domains?
Thank you
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Ace Fekay [MVP]
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Use ldp.exe at a run command, then search for the object. Install the
Windows Support tools from the Windows cdrom. It's one of those tools.
Not without compromising the whole forest. The root is the forest parent.
Loose the root, you MUST reinstall the whole mess from scratch, unless you
have a backup.
Same deal. Loose a child of children, need to reinstall the child's parent.
It's a hierarchy thing.
YEP, including other trees.
NP
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Ace
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Ace Fekay, MCSE 2003 & 2000, MCSA 2003 & 2000, MCSE+I, MCT, MVP
Microsoft MVP - Directory Services
Microsoft Certified Trainer
Infinite Diversities in Infinite Combinations
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"Very funny Scotty. Now, beam down my clothes."
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unnecessary energy. - [Me]
GIG said:How can I find a GUID for a given object like a Dc or a User or any
other?
Use ldp.exe at a run command, then search for the object. Install the
Windows Support tools from the Windows cdrom. It's one of those tools.
Is it possible to remove the Root Domain having childs?
Not without compromising the whole forest. The root is the forest parent.
Loose the root, you MUST reinstall the whole mess from scratch, unless you
have a backup.
What about removing the Childs having grand-childs domains?
Same deal. Loose a child of children, need to reinstall the child's parent.
It's a hierarchy thing.
Is it possible to remove the Root domain and configure different top
tree domain to act like a Top Root Domain?
NOPE.
If I loose the Top root domain, do I lose all other domains?
YEP, including other trees.
Thank you
NP
--
Ace
This posting is provided "AS-IS" with no warranties or guarantees and
confers no rights.
Having difficulty reading or finding responses to your post?
Instead of the website you're using, I suggest to use OEx (Outlook Express
or any other newsreader), and configure a news account, pointing to
news.microsoft.com. This is a direct link to the Microsoft Public
Newsgroups. It is FREE and requires NO ISP's Usenet account. OEx allows you
to easily find, track threads, cross-post, sort by date, poster's name,
watched threads or subject.
It's easy:
How to Configure OEx for Internet News
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=171164
Ace Fekay, MCSE 2003 & 2000, MCSA 2003 & 2000, MCSE+I, MCT, MVP
Microsoft MVP - Directory Services
Microsoft Certified Trainer
Infinite Diversities in Infinite Combinations
Assimilation Imminent. Resistance is Futile
"Very funny Scotty. Now, beam down my clothes."
The only thing in life is change. Anything more is a blackhole consuming
unnecessary energy. - [Me]
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Dave Shaw [MVP - Directory Services]
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The GUID is part of an object's identity. From the Active Directory
Programmer's Guide: "The identity GUID is stored in an attribute,
objectGUID, that is present on every object. The objectGUID attribute is
protected such that it cannot be altered or removed."
It is possible - but without the root domain, the forest will eventually
fail and there is no way to transfer a "root" to another domain.
Domains in Windows Server 2003, in Forest Functional Level 2003, can be
restructured - meaning that a domain can technically be moved from one
locaiton in the forest to another.
No - as mentioned above. A root domain is and will always be a root domain.
However, in reference to the "restructuring" comment above, a domain
(including the root) may be renamed - however, it must always remain the
root.
Effectively, that is the case. Lose the root - lose the forest.
-ds
GIG said:How can I find a GUID for a given object like a Dc or a User or any other?
The GUID is part of an object's identity. From the Active Directory
Programmer's Guide: "The identity GUID is stored in an attribute,
objectGUID, that is present on every object. The objectGUID attribute is
protected such that it cannot be altered or removed."
Is it possible to remove the Root Domain having childs?
It is possible - but without the root domain, the forest will eventually
fail and there is no way to transfer a "root" to another domain.
What about removing the Childs having grand-childs domains?
Domains in Windows Server 2003, in Forest Functional Level 2003, can be
restructured - meaning that a domain can technically be moved from one
locaiton in the forest to another.
Is it possible to remove the Root domain and configure different top tree
domain to act like a Top Root Domain?
No - as mentioned above. A root domain is and will always be a root domain.
However, in reference to the "restructuring" comment above, a domain
(including the root) may be renamed - however, it must always remain the
root.
If I loose the Top root domain, do I lose all other domains?
Effectively, that is the case. Lose the root - lose the forest.
-ds
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GIG
Dave Shaw said:<inline>
The GUID is part of an object's identity. From the Active Directory
Programmer's Guide: "The identity GUID is stored in an attribute,
objectGUID, that is present on every object. The objectGUID attribute is
protected such that it cannot be altered or removed."
It is possible - but without the root domain, the forest will eventually
fail and there is no way to transfer a "root" to another domain.
Domains in Windows Server 2003, in Forest Functional Level 2003, can be
restructured - meaning that a domain can technically be moved from one
locaiton in the forest to another.
No - as mentioned above. A root domain is and will always be a root
domain. However, in reference to the "restructuring" comment above, a
domain (including the root) may be renamed - however, it must always
remain the root.
Effectively, that is the case. Lose the root - lose the forest.
-ds
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GIG
Hi Dave and Ace.
First of all I Like to thank you both for the time.
My gold with this questions is to have some understanding how to proceed in
case of permenent failure of any of the domains in a forest.
I ran ldp, although i can see many info , I can't see the GUID? (Could
someone tell me what i'm missing?).
I used Adsiedit to see the GUID, and locked for (objectGUID attribute like
Dave Said).
You mean that if the child fails, I can move the related grandchild to a
different level in hierarchy or a different tree in a forest?
Is it possible to move a domain to a different forest?
Very app.
Regards.
First of all I Like to thank you both for the time.
My gold with this questions is to have some understanding how to proceed in
case of permenent failure of any of the domains in a forest.
I ran ldp, although i can see many info , I can't see the GUID? (Could
someone tell me what i'm missing?).
I used Adsiedit to see the GUID, and locked for (objectGUID attribute like
Dave Said).
What about removing the Childs having grand-childs domains?
Domains in Windows Server 2003, in Forest Functional Level 2003, can be
restructured - meaning that a domain can technically be moved from one
locaiton in the forest to another.
You mean that if the child fails, I can move the related grandchild to a
different level in hierarchy or a different tree in a forest?
Is it possible to move a domain to a different forest?
Very app.
Regards.