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Enable extensive loggingB
,An error occurred during propagation of maps
2. Unable to contact one or more domain controllers.
A WMI error has occurred@
A management error has occurred
A network error has occurred
An error has occurred
An error occurred while trying to scan the forest for non-compatible domain controllers.
Are you sure you still want to enable this feature?
Are you sure you still want to enable this feature? C
Are you sure you want to enable Windows to NIS password synchronization?
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Errors in map propagation are logged automatically. To log intermediate steps of map propagation and successful propagations, select the Enable extensive logging check box.
For more details please refer to the error message given below:
Results of synchronization are logged automatically. To log intermediate steps in synchronization retries, select the Enable extensive logging check box.B
Select Enable to automatically synchronize passwords in the Windows to UNIX direction for all NIS accounts that have been migrated to Active Directory Domain Services.
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The forest has not been scanned for non-compatible domain controllers. If all the Domain Controllers are not SP1 or above and you enable this feature, there is a possibility that any user can view the password hash for any UNIX user that has been migrated to Windows AD. If this password were to be broken, you would be compromising the Windows password for this UNIX user as well.
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Unable to start Server for NIS because the startup type must be set to Manual.
Unable to stop Server for NIS. The startup type for Server for NIS must be set to Manual for you to use the Stop Server for NIS command.
When Windows Server 2003 SP1 is not running on all domain controllers in a forest, and Enable Windows to NIS (AD) Password Sync is selected, it is possible for any authenticated user on the domain to view the password hash for any UNIX user whose account has been migrated to Active Directory.
When all the DCs are not SP1 or above and you enable this feature there is a possibility that any authenticated user on this domain can view the password hash for any UNIX user that have been migrated to Windows AD. If this password hash were to be broken, you would be compromizing the Windows password for this UNIX user as well.