Re: A/D Integrity
- From: "bob britton" <rbritton@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2006 09:27:40 -0400
Well, that was it.
The Domain was in W2K Mixed. I saw from the technical documentation that
nested groups are limited in W2k Mixed.
Thanks guys! Problem area identified at least!
"bob britton" <rbritton@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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How do i check the integrity of our Active Directory on W2k3 Enterprise?
We have a single DC running with about 500+ users.
There are very strange things going on. For example: I have a group called
Executive Team (Domain Global). When I try to add this group to another
Domain Global Group, it can't find it.
When i go into my Executive Team group (domain global), click on Member
Of, and try to add the name of the other Domain Global group, it can't
find that group.
Yet when I right click on the root of the forest and hit 'find' and type
in the name of any of the Domain Global Groups, it finds them.
So how do I check that A/D is ok, that the security descriptors are Ok.
By OK, I mean, how do i troubleshoot that my A/D has a high-level of
integrity?
.
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