When I go to active directory I get an error saying: Data from xxx. When I open Group Policy Management, everything is gone. Please help, Thank you, Ren. Are you able to open AD UC from another machine work within? Assuming that AD UC doesn't work when run from the administrative tools menu, did you try to open it via Start, run type "mmc" without the quotes and adding the snapin here?
Hi Meinolf, Thank you so much for your response. It is blank. Also, I went to check out the properties network connection and I received an error message unexpected error occurred.
I am not shure if this is problem related. I did reregister the Netshell. That fixed the properties network connection unexpected error occurred issue. I am still see only one folder with exlamtion point in active directory. I still get that message:.
Data from ftusrvbc. Try again later, or choose another domain controler by selecting Connect to Domain Controller on the Domain context menu. I did choose another domain controler by selecting Connect to Domain Controller on the Domain context menu and I still get that error message. You mean run adminpak in windows server r2?
If that also don't help or maybe before requesting the hotfix i suggest to delete the user profile form the account you use on that DC and then logon aagin and start AD UC. There is now need to install this update. I really appreciate you helping me on this issue. You have the option to use a non-authoritative restore or an authoritative restore, first one will use the existing data from another DC and the latter will mark this mahcine as authoritative and all other DCs will get it's database.
What you can try is to run sfc. Figure 8: Deploying a per-user printer connection. Note that this may seem confusing as the printer hasn't actually been deployed to the client yet, only deployed to the SalesGPO. We still have to do one more thing: deploy a utility called PushPrinterConnections. But before we do that, let's make sure that the connection settings for Sales Printer 1 have been successfully added to the SalesGPO. The way we'll get the PushPrinterConnections.
The easiest way to do this is using Group Policy as follows. Figure Adding a logon script. Figure Add PushPrinterConnections. Click OK a couple of times. The logon script will be displayed in the policy when it has been successfully added:. Figure Logon script is ready to go. Now all Bob needs to do is log off and then log on again to refresh his per-user Group Policy settings, and Sales Printer 1 will appear in his Printers and Faxes folder as expected:.
Figure Bob has a printer. It's also useful to know that in Figure 15 above, if you add the parameter —log to the Script Parameters field, you can enable logging of printer connection deployment to help you troubleshoot when things go wrong.
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