-- Main.ctucker - 14 Aug 2006

Access To OU Tools For CS-GENERAL Domain

  • Use an RDP client to connect to najas.cs (CSCF AD Management Server)
    • rdesktop on Solaris X Windows
    • "Remote Desktop Connection" in a Windows XP Accessories/Communications
    • An RDP client equiped thin client terminal such as a Neoware Eon
  • Logon with your Domain Administrator (-adm) account into CS-GENERAL
  • Activate the "Active Directory Users and Computers" programme in Administrative Tools.

Locate Workstations In The Domain Hierachy

In Active Directory Users and Computers:

  • Check to ensure that you are connected to the cs.uwaterloo.ca domain (CS-GENERAL).
  • All CS-GENERAL Worstations are placed in the OU CS\Workstations under the cs.uwaterloo.ca domain by default when they are made members of the domain.
  • There is a sub OU under Workstations especially created for the Research Group.
    • Workstations to be managed by the Research Group are to be placed in this OU.
    • All GPO's developed by or for the Research Group should be applied on this OU or any sub-OUs.

Moving New Computers Into the Research OU

In Active Directory Users and Computers:

  • In the CS\Workstations OU, hilight the computer icons representing machines to be moved to Research
  • Once all computers are selected, right-click the mouse and select Move...
  • In the Move browser, browse to the CS\Workstations\Research OU or subsequest sub-container and click OK.

This should move all selected computers in to the Research OU.

Viewing Applied GPOs To The Research and Other OUs.

  • Activate the Group Policy Management Tool in Administrative Tools.
  • In the left panel browse to the Research OU (CS\Workstations\Research)
    • Select the Group Policy Inheritence tab in the right panel
    • This lists all GPOs applied to the Research OU and from where they are inherited.
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