Set up Microsoft® Windows 2000 Advanced Server with
DNS. DNS
can be installed during server setup - this is done during the network
configuration - or after the OS is installed. Once the OS is installed
and the server reboots log in and install Active Directory (AD).
Once the OS is installed we need to create a user that can
be
used to authenticate to the AD. This documentation uses LDAPAuthUser.
Once the user is created let's extend the schema
Register the Schema Console Snap-in
Start->Run
regsvr32 C:\winnt\system32\schmmgmt.dll
Make it where the Schema can be modified
Start->Run
mmc /a
Click OK
Click Console->Add/Remove Snap-in...
Click the Add... button
Click "Active Directory Schema"
Click Add
Click Close
Click OK
Click Acitve Directory Schema in the Tree
Click Action->Operations
Master...
Check "The Schema may be modified
on this Domain
Controller."
Close the MMC. (Later we will go back and take off the
the
checkbox allowing modifications on the DC)
Take the following and save it to a .ldf file and then
use the
ldifde.exe to put it into AD. (Note: It is possible to click in the box
below and then press Ctrl+A (Select All) then Ctrl+C (Copy) to copy the
information to the clipboard. One will also need to change
"dc=yourdomain,dc=com" to the appropriate value).
Disclaimer: I will not be held responsible for any problems
encountered by following
these instructions. This is informational only. Do not use this on a
production
system. Use at your own risk.