Re: AD with WINXP
From: Jupiter Jones [MVP] (jones_jupiter_at_hotnomail.com)
Date: 07/02/04
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Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2004 13:57:32 -0600
You should take this to one of the server newsgroups:
http://aumha.org/nntp.htm
-- Jupiter Jones [MVP] http://www3.telus.net/dandemar/ "hardball" <tgbqaz@Hotmail.com> wrote in message news:24f3901c4606d$d6246e30$a601280a@phx.gbl... > Hello... > I posted this a week or so ago in another forum and > thought this one migh tbe more appropriate. > PLEASE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL ME tgbqaz@hotmail.com > > > please help with the following scenario: > > Domain: A.com > Users: 2000 > Email: exchange 2000 > Email client: Outlook > Workstation clients: 95,98,me,2000,xp pro > > Domain controllers for domain A are physicaly stolen. new > domain controllers are purchased. A domain is setup > identical to the stolen domain (same domain name). Users > are setup so that the user names are identical (so rsmith > before, is rsmith now). Clients machines that are > running 95,98, me, should not have a prob logging into the > new domain since there authentication is diff from nt > based machines. They are only asked to changed their > outlook mail delivery locations the first time they open > outlook. > > Win2000 and xp machines are the prob. In short, how do i > keep the user profile for the client machine? When i log > into the machine as a LOCAL administrator, I disjoin and > rejoin it to teh domain. when i do this, the user profile > is written over. I've tried this in several test > situations, and this seems to be the case. So when the > user logs in to the new domain, no outlook profiles are > there and the user desktop is the windows default. > > What i want to do is have teh user log into the new > domain, and have their profile still there. I realize I > may have to copy profiles and such, but this doesnt seem > to work. > > I know there has to be someone in this situation > somwhere. I cannot fathom MS has never envisioned this > scenario where a domain controller migh tbecome disabled > or otherwise destroyed (fire destroys building, theft, > disgrunteld employee, etc). > > any help GREATLY APPRECIATED > .. > > > . > >
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