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The answer is Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration. If you want to see what it does, open IE and click the link 'Effects of Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration' to see the list of config settings. To install, do it the easy way, and just download the offline installer on another box and copy over to the server. Its just plain easier than configing IE to allow the download and install.
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If you really want to config IE though, paste this url into IE to view instructions on how to do so: res://iesetup.dll/IESecHelp.htm#turnoff–Dec 2 '15 at 21:42. Windows servers ship IE with a locked down configuration that they reffer to as Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration. This configuration consists of a set of Zone settings, and additional Advanced settings as well.
I am trying to prepare my forest and domain to 2008. When I run adprep/forestprep I get the following error:ADPREP WARNING:Before running adprep, all Windows 2000 Active Directory Domain Controllersin the forest should be upgraded to Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (SP4) or later.User ActionIf ALL your existing Windows 2000 Active Directory Domain Controllers meetthisrequirement, type C and then press ENTER to continue.
Hello,Thank you for your post.After some research, I find out that if LDIF.log is used by other process,Forestprep may fail. So, please check first whether the LDIF.log is reallyused by some other process. You could use the Process Explorer tool tocheck what process is handling the log file.After installing the tool, please click Find - Find Handle or DLL and thenplease enter the whole path of the log file(C:WINDOWSdebugadpreplogs1638LDIF.log) and click the Searchbutton. After that, please stop the process which is handling the log fileand try forest prepare again.The following article provides an introduction of Process Explorer.You can download Process Explorer from this link:If this doesn't help, please send me the ADPrep.log to me atfor further investigation.Thanks.Sincerely,Neo Zhu,Microsoft Online SupportMicrosoft Global Technical Support CenterGet Secure!
-When responding to posts, please 'Reply to Group' via your newsreader sothat others may learn and benefit from your issue.This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights.Jian-Ping Zhu MSFT07.03.08 2:35. Hello,Thank you for your update.I understand that when you use Process Explorer tool to check the filethere is no processes that have an open handle on it. It is possible thatthe file handle has been released when you use the Process Explorer tocheck. It is reported that some third party applications, especiallyAntiivrus software, may cause this issue.
To troubleshoot this problemefficiently, please temporarily disable or uninstall your Anti-virussoftware and any other hard disk scan tool to test this issue again. Toisolate the influence of additional applications, please boot the systeminto a Clean Boot environment and then run the Forestprep command again:1. Click Start-Run.-type msconfig and press Enter2. Click Services tab and select Hide All Microsoft Services and DisableAll third party Services.3. Click Startup tab and Disable All startup items4. Click OK and choose Restart5. After reboot, check whether the problem still occursIf the issue still exists, please try to rename or delete the LDIF.log fileand check whether this is possible.I look forward to hearing from you.: )Sincerely,Neo Zhu,Microsoft Online SupportMicrosoft Global Technical Support CenterGet Secure!
-When responding to posts, please 'Reply to Group' via your newsreader sothat others may learn and benefit from your issue.This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights.egadmin07.03.08 7:30. Hello,I am glad to hear that this problem has been resolved successfully. It ismy pleasure to work with you on this issue.If you need further assistance, please feel free to let me know.Thanks for using newsgroup and hope you have a nice day!Sincerely,Neo Zhu,Microsoft Online SupportMicrosoft Global Technical Support CenterGet Secure!
-When responding to posts, please 'Reply to Group' via your newsreader sothat others may learn and benefit from your issue.This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights.jmutua10.06.08 7:19. Hi,i am migrating from windows 2003 domain to windows 2008 domain.
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Howdy!I'm having the close to the same problem with a Windows SBS 2003server.