how to move users from active directory to new server?
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You can use Microsoft's CSVDE and LDIFE to import and export active direcrory users.
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I think you need to remove a admin password. Create one more admin log on using newly created id. Then go to add/delete users. Delete the old one. \n\nPS: Atleast there should be one admin
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you still need to be able to get into the administrator account to do this. once you do, you can click on control panel->users and change the permissions on the account you want to use.
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log in as administrator, go to Control Panel==>User Accounts==>Select your account==>click on Change Account Type==>Make sure it says Computer Administrator.
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this is all because of your administrator just log as administrtor if u have win 2003 server \ngo to start administrator tool\nlocal computer and groups \nmodify the accounts\nif u have installed active directory change the logon hour this is the time when a user can log on \nyou can log on agin \nif problem presist contect
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for windows based client server:\n1- install windows xp on all of computers\n2- make a workgroup by defining ip addresses\n3- take a computer as server by installing windows server 2003 or 2000\n4- install "active directory" from windows server cd on your server\n5- when active directory installing you most naming your <domain>\n6- after installing active directory on your server, your server is a domain controller\n7- remember your <domain> name\n8- on the clients go to my computer properties and change workgroup to domain and name it as your domain name\n9- set gateway address of your clients as your server ip\n10- also set dns of client as server ip\n11- in server set gateway and dns as ip of your proxy server\n\nIt's Done. Enjoy :)
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piece of cake man.. But you got to be careful. Log on to the hard disk as slave in any machine. go to folder options. Untick thee USE SIMPLE FILE SHARING in the view tab. Now go to the folder of th user in documents and settings then right click it and go to properties. go to the sharing tab. you'll see a whole new interface of the tab. go to advanced and delete all the user permissions ALL OF THEM and then change the owner to everyone and apply to al sub folders and files. then add users permission and type also everyone then apply then OK. Enjoy
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See if there is an "Options" button on the login, try hitting it and see if the domain box appears.\n\nIf it doesn't, then your computer is no longer a member of the domain. You'll have to take it back to work and have a domain admin re-join it back to the domain.\n\nAs a standard user, you will not be able to join it yourself. Even if you had the rights to re-join it, you won't be able to do it from home. You must be plugged directly into the network to re-join.
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Hello,\n\nIf we are talking Microsoft active directory which I assume we are, then you wouldnt use group policy itself to move the documents. However, within AD group policy you can edit or define where by default documents you create say in word or excel are saved too. That might always be set to say "My Documents" on a local client machine, or to a specific intranet server, drive & folder location. (such as below)\n\n&#92;&#92;servername&#92;volsys&#92;accs&#92;sage&#92;monthydata\n\n**You can also achieve the same actions if you open a new MMC console then add in the correct snapin/s. You would require administrative templates, within the admin templates you can also define where by default your documents get saved. Admin templates can be applied to a single machine or to all machines in your network.\n\n**The AD schema itself I beleive can also be edited to define where documents get saved but thats only for the most expert AD company adminstrators (top & highest AD level possible) as we are talking whole domains, tree's & forrests,etc.\n\nIR
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Create Samba Server Configure on u r server .Then login client to server.using domain loging system
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This is really pretty simple.  First you install Windows 2003 Server on your server.  Then you want to run dcpromo on the server.  This will make it a Domain controller.  You will need to make decisions first about domain names and userid conventions.\n\nOnce that is done you simply open Active directory and create the userids you need.\n\nNext you need to visit each computer and add them to the domain.  As long as the computers are Windows 2000 or XP this will force them to sign onto the domain.  I would remove any local sign ons besides the local administrator.\n\n\n5/19: Got your email but can't reply since your address is not confirm.  Drop me another with a direct email and I can help more.
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You can't. That's why the person who is the administrator is called that. ONLY the administrator can change your user account from being a limited user account to an administrator accound.
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Go to tools then accounts then mail then properties then servers
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you need a server class Operating system such as Windows Server 2000/2003 or Linux/Unix with Domain packages
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change the users permissions
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Your username is not having access to these folders. This is the reason. You need to get the ownership of these folders.\n\nTo take the ownership of the folders, You must be having Administrative Privileges.  If you have it, then you can try these steps to delete those folders :\n\n1. Right click on the Folder. Click on Properties.\n2. Click on Security Tab\n3. In the lower-right part of the window, you will see a button named "Advanced". Click on it.\n4. Click on Owner Tab.\n5. Click on your Username / Administrator and put a tick on "Replace the owner"\n6. Click on OK. (Click "OK" for any windows appearing)\n\nNow you will be able to delete that folder.\n(These are the steps for Windows 2003 Server. Steps will be slight different for other versions of Operating Systems)\n\nGood luck.
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You can do this in your group policy in you Active Directory.\n\n1. Open Active directory Users and Computers\n2. Right click your directory name (ie. domain.local)\n3. click Properties\n4. click group policy tab\n5. if in the white square where it says "Group Policy Object Links" yo don´t have anything click on the "New" button.\n6. double click the "Default Domain Policy" line\n7. in the next window, look for the "user configuration" area look for the "windows settings" click the + sign\n8. look for the "internet explorer maintenance" option click in the + sign\n9. click the URL option\n10. in the right pane double click "Important URLs"\n11. in this window enable the "Customize Home Page URL" option box, this will enable a white box.\n12. Write the home page you want the computers in the domain to have (for example: http://www.yahoo.com\n13. Apply your changes and click ok in the rest of the open windows.\n\nthis should change the homepage for the computers in the domain. The change may not be inmediate it might even take more than 24 hours.