Re: Active Directory Schema

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# Jorge de Almeida Pinto # MVP Windows Server - Directory Services

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"C.Gouws" <C.Gouws@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:AE5E89DD-B2EA-4BDB-84E0-D3B0994658EE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
We want to create a template user account; the problem is when we copy the
account not all the fields are copied over to the new account.
I have tried to edit the schema in Active Directory but with no luck; i
have
also change the registry settings so that the Schema Update Allowed are
set
to 1.
On the technet web site they suggest i must right click on the Active
Directory Schema then select Operations Master and select The Schema may
be
modified on this server; there is no such a command or button. The section
we
need to edit is grey'd out and i can not activate it.

We are running Windows server2003 standard edition
Many Thanks


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