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Crazak P posted:I hope this is the right place to ask. Yep just run adprep on the 2000 schema master and you'll be able to install a new 2008 server as a DC. May as well go 2008 R2 (run adprep32 instead if you do) unless you have a specific reason to just stay on 2008, though. Transfer all the roles to the new 2008 server then unjoin the other DC's from the domain and you're good to go to raise the functional and domain levels. If you go the one virtual, one physical route make sure the physical DC has the PDC Emulator role or be sure to read your vendors documentation on virtualizing domain controllers so you can avoid clock drift issues on the VM. Two DC's for 300 users is just fine.
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LoKout posted:It might be an issue with 2k8. By default it uses an authentication method that Samba doesn't support, but it will fall back to a less restrictive one if that fails. I read about that in an article just yesterday. You might try finding some settings (in local policy perhaps) relating to NTLM versions or look around on Microsoft's site for slow 2k8 login with a Windows 2000 PDC - that would simulate a similar environment to Samba. He could be on to something here. Check the below registry key on the 2k8 box and maybe try setting it to 0: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\LmCompatibilityLevel
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Question for the SCOM pro's. I just started a new job and the previous SysAdmin installed SCOM 2012 but it's pretty much an out of the box setup. It seems like SCOM is a little overzealous and a CRITICAL alert is generated for everything even the stupidest poo poo. I did find this http://blogs.technet.com/b/kevinholman/archive/2008/06/26/using-opsmgr-notifications-in-the-real-world-part-1.aspx which helped me setup a subscription for only High Priority Critical alerts and that has definitely reduced the noise quite a bit. I'm wondering if following the article's suggestion of adding Overrides on priority to the stuff you want to actually be paged/emailed for is still the recommended way in SCOM 2012? Or is there a better guide/way to start customizing these alerts so I'm actually getting notified on what I want? Any other general advice, words of wisdom, or links to good reads on SCOM 2012 also appreciated, thanks.
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