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I have Windows 2000 AD and Windows 2003 members in my
environment. When using the Windows 2003 Adminpak ADUC
from an XP terminal to manage Windows 2000 servers, GP
objects are being truncated.
Example:
Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security
Settings\Local Policies\Security Options\Message text for
users attempting to logon
The logon banner is being truncated in policy whenever I
modify ANY component of the policy (eg. password policy)
using ADUC installed on a Windows XP machine using Windows
2003 adminpak.
If I use the Windows 2000 ADUC on the Windows 2000 server
itself or from a windows 2000 professional PC with ADUC
installed from a Windows 2000 server, the banner is not
truncated.
Where can I get more information on the limitations and
failure of Windows 2003 adminpak ADUC to manage Windows
2000 AD policy objects correctly. Is there a character
limit for strings which did not apply for 2000?
I have already verified that I have the latest version
available of the Windows 2003 adminpak (build 3790).
environment. When using the Windows 2003 Adminpak ADUC
from an XP terminal to manage Windows 2000 servers, GP
objects are being truncated.
Example:
Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security
Settings\Local Policies\Security Options\Message text for
users attempting to logon
The logon banner is being truncated in policy whenever I
modify ANY component of the policy (eg. password policy)
using ADUC installed on a Windows XP machine using Windows
2003 adminpak.
If I use the Windows 2000 ADUC on the Windows 2000 server
itself or from a windows 2000 professional PC with ADUC
installed from a Windows 2000 server, the banner is not
truncated.
Where can I get more information on the limitations and
failure of Windows 2003 adminpak ADUC to manage Windows
2000 AD policy objects correctly. Is there a character
limit for strings which did not apply for 2000?
I have already verified that I have the latest version
available of the Windows 2003 adminpak (build 3790).