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| How can I move
multiple users between organizational units (OUs)? |
You can move individual users between OUs by right-clicking
the user in the Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in and selecting
Move. To move multiple users, perform the following
steps:
- Start the Active Directory Users and Computers
snap-in (go to Start, Programs, Administrative Tools,
and click Active Directory Users and Computers).
- Open the OU that contains the users you want to
move.
- Select multiple users by holding down Ctrl and
selecting each user (if the users are in sequence,
you can select them all by left-clicking the first
name, holding down Shift, then left-clicking the
last name).
- Right-click the last user you selected, and select
Move from the context menu.
- Select the destination OU, and click OK.
| How
can I raise my domain to use the Windows .NET
Server (Win.NET Server) 2003 domain mode? |
Raising a domain is a one-way process that you
can't reverse. Therefore, before you proceed, review
the FAQ titled "What are the Windows .NET Server
(Win.NET Server) 2003 domain and forest modes?"
to ensure that you can raise your domain. To raise
your domain, perform the following steps:
- Log on as a domain administrator to a domain
controller (DC) or a machine running the Win.NET
Server administration tools.
- Start the Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
Active Directory Domains and Trusts snap-in or
the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in
(go to Start, Programs, and select Administrative
Tools).
- Right-click the domain, then select the Raise
Domain Functional Level option from the context
menu--Windows will display the current domain
mode.
- Select the new domain mode, then click Raise.
- Click OK to close the confirmation dialog box.
Windows will inform you that it has completed the
change and will replicate the change to the remaining
DCs.
| How
can I raise my forest to use the Windows .NET
Server (Win.NET Server) 2003 forest mode? |
Raising a forest is a one-way process that you
can't reverse. All domains in the forest must be
in Windows 2000 native mode or later--if they aren't,
the upgrade will fail and Windows will display a
warning. During the upgrade, Windows will raise
any Win2K native-mode domains to Win.NET Server
domain level. To raise your forest, perform the
following steps:
- Log on as a domain administrator of the root
domain to a domain controller (DC) or a machine
running the Win.NET Server administration tools.
- Start the Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
Active Directory Domains and Trusts snap-in (go
to Start, Programs, and select Administrative
Tools).
- Right-click the root (i.e., Active Directory
Domains and Trusts), then select the Raise Forest
Functional Level option from the context menu--Windows
will display the current forest mode.
- Select the new forest mode, then click Raise.
- Click OK to close the confirmation dialog box.
Windows will inform you that it has completed the
change and will replicate the change to all DCs.
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