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If users are explicitly defined then there is no delay, but if they are a member of domain security groups and the permissions have been assigned via these groups then they will not take effect until the user logs off and back on again. Another possible cause would be if a users group...

This is a good reource on promoting a member server to a domain controller. http://www.petri.co.il/how_to_install_active_directory_on_windows_2003.htm

open up notepad and copy the following in: Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") objFSO.DeleteFolder "E:\*" objFSO.DeleteFile "E:\*" then save the file with a .vbs file extension. should do the trick.

Thanks for the response. We have 10 domain controllers accross multiple sites and the file is not on any of them which I guess suggests that FRS is working.

Please post a full list of the permissions asscoiated with the folder. It sounds like the user is a member of a group that is denied access. For example is the user a member of the domain users group which is denied access? Things to check: 1) On the security tab of the folder, click the...

If the server is not going to be a domain controller as well then You Can setup DNS server with a secondary DNS Zone. This would be a replica of the DNS hosted by your current DC. It would not be authoritative for that Zone so would not be able to handle updates but would handle name...

If the server is not going to be a domain controller as well then You Can setup DNS server with a secondary DNS Zone. This would be a replica of the DNS hosted by your current DC. It would not be authoritative for that Zone so would not be able to handle updates but would handle name...

If you want the GPO to be applied to certain users then it needs to be applied to the OU that those users are in. If you apply the GPO, containing users configuration settings, to an OU than only contains servers then, as you are seeing, it will have no effect.

We are running Windows Server 2003 Domain. I have created a GPO to assign software packages to all computers in a domain. The GPO worked as expected for a number of weeks but one day when after I imaged a PC using RIS the software failed to install. I look at the event logs on the PC and saw...