Windows Forum

Ask something
Discussion Locked

win 2000 questions

0 helpful
3 replies

by shanghai sam

Closed to new repliesThis discussion is closed. It stays readable, but it takes no new replies.

Where in win 2000 can you view and create an object and or a Group policy object.

Also, where in win 2000 can you view classes?

Also, what is a Schema?

Thanks

3 replies

by astrocat123

answer 1 in windows explore , right click the %SytemRoot%\Sytem32\GroupPolicy folder and choose properies ( group policy is a hidden folder if you cant find it in Sytem32, choose tools>folder options> show hidden files and folders) you can obtain system policy editor aas paet of the office resouse kit ( a big download)it includes a lot besides system policy editor ,its free go to www.microsoft.com/office/ork. question 2 either in the rgistry or in windows explorer you got me on question 3 i looked it up and find no referaence to it,a good book on 2000 is microsoft windows 2000 professional expert companion (by microsoft presss)Tip, Tricks,and utilities for the power user ISBN press # 0-7356-0855-5 hope that helped

by astrocat123

schema refers to the atributes and classes in active directory are stored in the SCHEMA container as directory objects called schema objects the schema continer it self is represented by active directory by a objsct that is a instance of the directory management domain(dMD)class for more information about active directoery (atribute schema) and class shema go to the page http:/windows.microsoft.com/windows2000/reskit/webresources ps: good luck

by madeinmontana

first ?, by the number; go to
'start>programs>admin tools>active directory users and computers.
right click your domain, select properties and click group policy tab. you can create, delete, edit, filter, etc. here.

as for your second ? i am not sure what you mean by classes. can you be more specific?

the schema is a database structure for all types of objects supported in active directory, with their attributes for each object

This discussion is closed to new replies.