Debugging Archives - ADSploit https://adsploit.com/tag/debugging/ Powered by CionSystems inc Tue, 07 Oct 2008 00:47:13 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.4 https://adsploit.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/icon-36x36.png Debugging Archives - ADSploit https://adsploit.com/tag/debugging/ 32 32 Quick note about Group Policies – Server 2003 vs. Server 2008 https://adsploit.com/quick-note-about-group-policies-server-2003-vs-server-2008/ https://adsploit.com/quick-note-about-group-policies-server-2003-vs-server-2008/#respond Tue, 07 Oct 2008 00:47:13 +0000 http://www.cionsystems.com/blogNEW_version/?p=22 A major issue in Server 2003 implementations of Group Policies is the huge amount of space they take up. For each Policy, there’s a corresponding .ADM file. The .ADM file supports only the English language, and it’s also 3.5MB in size. Not much right? When you consider that for each policy you have, there’s a […]

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]]> A major issue in Server 2003 implementations of Group Policies is the huge amount of space they take up. For each Policy, there’s a corresponding .ADM file. The .ADM file supports only the English language, and it’s also 3.5MB in size. Not much right? When you consider that for each policy you have, there’s a new .ADM file and another 3.5MB, you can see how this can get out of control. For example, let’s say you have 200 policies– that’s 700MB of extra data that you have to back up. Even if you only have 100 policies, that’s still 350MB.
Server 2008 offers a new way of dealing with this issue. In Server 2008 you can use ADMX files, which are based on XML- more lightweight by comparison. With the new ADML files, you now also have multiple language support.
The Active Directory solutions we provide will help with your Group Policies management. Contact us for more information.

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]]> When setting up the Active Directory Manager, some people may encounter issues related to the IIS setup.
The possible cause: When you install IIS AFTER .NET 2.0 framework, the rights of the ASPNET user had not been set correctly.
Suggested resolution: Repair (Uninstall if repair does not work for you) .NET Framework 2.0
You can run the following from the command line to reset the IIS registry settings for aspnet user. In most cases, framework directory for .Net Framework 2.0 resides under C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727


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