This tag should then have its "mode" attribute set to "Off". It could, however, be viewed by browsers running on the local server machine.ĭetails: To enable the details of this specific error message to be viewable on remote machines, please create a tag within a "web.config" configuration file located in the root directory of the current web application. The current custom error settings for this application prevent the details of the application error from being viewed remotely (for security reasons). Runtime Error Description: An application error occurred on the server. Will it overwrite the existing one and reset all user settings?Įven though the server name and ip is the same, the domain name is the same, the user names are the same, their SIDs will differ, so I'm afraid it may pose some problems on achieving what I want.Runtime Error Server Error in '/Forums' Application. Will it create a new one side by side, without messing with the other one? Will it use the existing one, thus keeping all user settings, docs, desktop, etc? This is exactly what I was looking for. If I re-join the same domain name DOMAIN, when the "user" logs into the system, the desktop will already have a DOMAIN\user profile stored on the machine.
I was wondering if this is still necessary or can I just put everything on the c: drive. The user profile is stored and named something like DOMAIN\user, and it is already present on the desktop machine. Previously I would setup a RAID 5 and then a c: drive for the OS and then a second drive letter for the data. I also have to think about user profiles and in that respect, I need some opinions before moving forward. Its common for an Active Directory domain controller to function as a. Had to then re-install and setup the domain, so removed Exchanged server from domain Re-installed and configured domain Rejoined Exchange server in to the domain. This would allow me to achieve (at least partially) what I want. The Active Directory server contains the domain controller. Had setup a domain with a single DC Had installed a separate server with exchange, configured and working internally. There are no roaming profiles involved here.ĥ- Join desktop to domain (which was the same name as in the old server). Now I want to re-join the desktop machines to that domain, but keeping all existing user's local profile settings. The new server was given the same IP, same hostname and same domain name. Meanwhile the server crashed, and was replaced by a brand new machine. There are some desktop machines (windows 10) that were part of that domain. When restoring a Domain Machine that has a Static IP Address, you will get the message that it cannot join the Domain. In a small network there was a server which was acting like a domain controller. 3) Run C:\windows\System32\sysprep\sysprep.exe and tick 'Generalize'. The user account and configuration should be there unless theres something else going on. Revise your steps to the following: 1) Clone the machine using VMWare tools. Remove client from domain, rename client, rejoin domain.
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I need some opinions on how to re-join some desktop machines to the same domain name on a different server. With all servers that are domain-joined, you need to sysprep them first. Quick Intentions: Re-join a new domain in a new DC server, which has same domain name and at the same time keeping existing user profiles/settings on desktops.
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