redircmp ou=workstation,DC=DOMAIN,DC=com
redircmp CONTAINER-DN
Makes that container Default.
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netdom join computername /Domain:DOMAINNAME [/UserD:USER /PasswordD:USERPASSWORD] [/USER0:USER /Password0:USERPASSWORD] [/OU:OUDN] [REBoot:seconds]
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Script to enable accounts and set password
http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/ezine/ezine23.htm
Pre-requisites. You need either a Windows 2000 or Server 2003 domain controller for this script to work.
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Csvde -i -f “filename” -k
Example CSV file
DN,ObjectClass,samaccountname,sn,givenname,userprincipalname,description
“CN=Joey American,OU=sales,DC=win2k3,DC=dredsdomain,DC=com”,user,jamerica,American,Joey,jamerica@win2k3.dredsdomain.com,Test Description
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ADD USER
dsadd user “CN=F/L Name,OU=OUNAME,DC=Domain,DC=com” samid USERNAME -ln Last Name -fn First Name -upn “User@domain.com”
ADD PASSWORD/ENABLE ACCNT
dsmod user “CN=F/L Name,OU=OUNAME,DC=Domain,DC=com” -pwd p@ssword1 -disabled no
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1. Find this file: /etc/httpd/httpd.conf
Edit it with your favorite text editor.
Find the section “DocumentRoot”
or find: “”
Now, edit the section so it looks like the following:
AllowOverride All <— if you do not see ‘All’ put it in.
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# DNS
This is the file that tells all computers on the internet where your domain’s website/email/ftpsite/etc is. Below is my zone file. Do not enter the #’s.
vi /var/named/ciruspc.com.zone
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Basic Command Reference for UNIX/Linux
Linux/UNIX command Description MS-DOS equivalent
./foo start foo (allocated in current dir.) foo
 / ¯ previous / next command doskey
cd x (or cd /x) go to directory x cd
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Part I/a is an explanation of the syntax of vi commands.
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After removing certain malare, APC_INDEX_MISMATCH BSOD may occur after reboot.
This STOP error can occur during startup or at other times. The 8 digit hexadecimal number 0x00000001 translates to the error APC_INDEX_MISMATCH which may be caused by the following:
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This message can appear after removing a malware infection. The registry was altered and the refering dll file no longer exists.
The virus which he had contracted, modified the registry settings under:
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