You know how it is. A nice, nested OU structure in AD. Everything beautifully organised in containers with weird and wonderful names. There's a new guy who needs an account creating. Needs the same permissions as you. Simplest answer is to copy the account. But you didn't set your account up so you have no idea where in the beautifully organised tree it is. For a quick answer, run this VBScript: [text]set objSysInfo = CreateObject("ADSystemInfo") set objUser = GetObject("LDAP://" & objSysInfo.UserName) wscript.echo "DN: " & objUser.distinguishedName[/text] Ah, found it. Of…
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I've lost track of the number of clusters that I have implemented or supported over the last few years. With each edition of Windows server that comes out clustering has improved. It was a bit of a dark art with Windows 2000 and in Windows 2008 it's pretty much all point and click (and not many clicks at that). Most clusters that I encounter at the moment are still 2003. In a lot of organisations the joys of 2008 are still to come. Clustering in 2003 offers few built in options for notifying anybody that a resource group has moved…