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Windows Active Directory Question	by evilsysadmin	2005-02-11 07:34:45
i am working on AD for our Windows Servers(Bleah) I have the computers accounts in the AD but there are some that I can not use the Manage feature on. They are XP Pro and Windows 2000 Pro computers. The MS article I keep finding said that you need to go on Windows Firewall and change TCP445 but I did that and it still does not work. Even with firewall disabled it does not work. Some of them working fine and some are not, even though they are set up the same. Any ideas? Also why can you not add group policy to the default OU "computers"? It is a pain that you have to build an OU for computers when there is one right there that you can not build a policy for.
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Do you have admin rights ?	by jotazo	2005-02-11 07:59:57
Logged on to server as Administrator	by evilsysadmin	2005-02-11 08:14:43
I am setting an OU for Windows 2k machines	by evilsysadmin	2005-02-11 09:08:11
Can you manage them from another workstation?	by rdarsey	2005-02-11 08:29:27
I am trying to manage them from the server	by evilsysadmin	2005-02-11 08:35:56
Can you ping the machines ?	by jotazo	2005-02-11 08:41:21
I can ping the machine	by evilsysadmin	2005-02-11 09:01:48
Try telnet to the port	by jotazo	2005-02-11 11:09:05
I understood that...	by rdarsey	2005-02-11 11:09:00
I can not manage it from my computer either (n/t)	by evilsysadmin	2005-02-11 14:48:24

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