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Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on October 13, 2006, 4:05 pm
Please log in for more thread options See my response to your idential posting in the AD newsgroup.
i.e. is the Netbios Tcp/Ip Helper service running
In the future, when posting to multiple newsgroups is appropriate,
please consider cross-posting (i.e. naming multiple newsgroups
in a single posting) rather than making multiple separate posts.
XPosting keeps all responses together, visible to all in each group.
Thanks,
Roger
>
> I recently added a W2K3 Server to a Windows 2000 domain as a member
> server.
>
> The problem I am having is that the DOMAIN\Domain Admins group in the
> Local Administrators group doesn't show up, but instead shows its SID.
> One reason why I believe it is the SID for the Domain Admins group is
> that when I try to add the Domain Admins group, I'll get a message
> stating that the user already exists.
>
> Now the problem W2K3 Server that we added to the domain is a Ghost
> clone of another server that we manually built. The original server
> that we manually built has no issues as of right now in AD. The Ghost
> image was created before the original server was ever added to AD.
> Before we added the problem server to the domain, we ran "newsid.exe"
> from sysinternals.com to change the SID. Thinking that newsid.exe
> didn't change the SID on the problem server, I used Ghost Walker (a SID
> change from Symantec) to change the SID. Same problem.
>
> Would anyone know what would cause this? Is there a utility that
> definitely changes the SID on a W2K3 Server??
>
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