Cris
Thu Apr 17 00:35:44 CDT 2008
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Unlike SBS2003 where some very specific patches were created for both =
the SBS 2003 server and Vista machines joining those domains, nothing is =
available (nor will anything be coming) provide compatibility between =
Vista and SBS 2000.
You may have to try the restore on Vista in Safe Mode and I would logon =
to the Vista Machine as the Local Administrator account.
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Cris Hanna [SBS - MVP]
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MVPs Do Not Work for Microsoft
Please do not contact me directly regarding issues
"F3" <f3_evans@hotmail.com> wrote in message =
news:uBTs8XBoIHA.4308@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
I setup RADIUS on the SBS2K server and changed the WiFi encryption =
from=20
WEP to WAP using RADIUS. A Windows XP laptop seemed to work fine with =
it.
I then plugged a network cable into a stable Vista laptop, joined the=20
domain, then configured the WiFi on the laptop to match the router's=20
settings. After doing that, I unplugged the Ethernet cable, logged =
out,=20
and logged back in on the Vista laptop.
During that process, I added a domain group (which includes the =
laptop's=20
user) as a member of the local administrators group on the laptop - =
just=20
as I do on the WinXP machines.
I'm now getting all sorts of wild and crazy error messages on the =
Vista=20
laptop, most apparently have something to do with=20
ownership/security/permissions on files and folders.
I tried to manually add the domain user to the file and folder=20
permissions (full control). In vain.
I tried to run a System Restore on the laptop to the day prior to all=20
this. It ran, then upon rebooting, it said that the System Restore=20
failed to complete successfully. I then dis-joined the laptop from =
the=20
domain (put the laptop back to using a workgroup). I also reverted =
the=20
security settings on the router and the laptop's WiFi connection. =
Then=20
I tried to run the System Restore again. The same error again.
Has anyone had any similar issues with Windows Vista? Any suggestions =
(besides throwing the laptop out a window on the 14th floor)?
Thanks.
Fred
P.S.: I've gotten budget approval for a complete upgrade - New O/S,=20
CAL's to go with the new O/S, and a new server to run it all on. The=20
catch - it is slated for just after SBS2008 hits the shelves. Until=20
then, SBS2K is my cross to bear.
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Unlike SBS2003 where some very specific =
patches=20
were created for both the SBS 2003 server and Vista machines joining =
those=20
domains, nothing is available (nor will anything be coming) provide=20
compatibility between Vista and SBS 2000.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>You may have to try the restore on =
Vista in Safe=20
Mode and I would logon to the Vista Machine as the Local Administrator=20
account.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><BR>-- <BR>Cris Hanna [SBS -=20
MVP]<BR>-----------------------------------------------------------<BR>MV=
Ps Do=20
Not Work for Microsoft<BR>Please do not contact me directly regarding=20
issues</DIV>
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<DIV>"F3" <<A=20
href=3D"mailto:f3_evans@hotmail.com">f3_evans@hotmail.com</A>> =
wrote in=20
message <A=20
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href=3D"news:uBTs8XBoIHA.4308@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl">news:uBTs8XBoIHA.4308=
@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl</A>...</DIV>I=20
setup RADIUS on the SBS2K server and changed the WiFi encryption from =
<BR>WEP=20
to WAP using RADIUS. A Windows XP laptop seemed to work fine =
with=20
it.<BR><BR>I then plugged a network cable into a stable Vista laptop, =
joined=20
the <BR>domain, then configured the WiFi on the laptop to match the =
router's=20
<BR>settings. After doing that, I unplugged the Ethernet cable, =
logged=20
out, <BR>and logged back in on the Vista laptop.<BR><BR>During that =
process, I=20
added a domain group (which includes the laptop's <BR>user) as a =
member of the=20
local administrators group on the laptop - just <BR>as I do on the =
WinXP=20
machines.<BR><BR>I'm now getting all sorts of wild and crazy error =
messages on=20
the Vista <BR>laptop, most apparently have something to do with=20
<BR>ownership/security/permissions on files and folders.<BR><BR>I =
tried to=20
manually add the domain user to the file and folder <BR>permissions =
(full=20
control). In vain.<BR><BR>I tried to run a System Restore on the =
laptop=20
to the day prior to all <BR>this. It ran, then upon rebooting, =
it said=20
that the System Restore <BR>failed to complete successfully. I =
then=20
dis-joined the laptop from the <BR>domain (put the laptop back to =
using a=20
workgroup). I also reverted the <BR>security settings on the =
router and=20
the laptop's WiFi connection. Then <BR>I tried to run the System =
Restore=20
again. The same error again.<BR><BR>Has anyone had any similar =
issues=20
with Windows Vista? Any suggestions <BR>(besides throwing the =
laptop out=20
a window on the 14th floor)?<BR><BR>Thanks.<BR>Fred<BR><BR>P.S.: I've =
gotten=20
budget approval for a complete upgrade - New O/S, <BR>CAL's to go with =
the new=20
O/S, and a new server to run it all on. The <BR>catch - it is =
slated for=20
just after SBS2008 hits the shelves. Until <BR>then, SBS2K is my =
cross=20
to bear.</BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>
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