Windows Server - Windows Server 2008: where is Active Directory Users and Computers?
Asked By amzd
16-Jun-10 06:18 AM
Hello,
I have some Windows Server 2003 Server and some Windows Server 2008
Server.
My Server are Member Servers in the domain =97 no domain controllers.
After I install the adminpak (Administration Tools Pack) In the 2003
Servers I have access to such snapins like Active Directory Users and
Computers.
How do I get this access to the active directory on windows server
2008 (member servers)?
I know that there is now RSAT (Remote Server Administration Tools) but
it has been said these were only for windows 7 (or Windows vista)
clients.
I want to have access to Active Directory Users and Computers on
windows server 2008 just as on the windows server 2003 servers.
How?
Sincerely
Windows Server 2003
(1)
Windows Server 2008
(1)
Active Directory
(1)
Some Windows Server 2003
(1)
Member Servers
(1)
Pack
(1)
Windows vista
(1)
RSAT
(1)
Meinolf Weber [MVP-DS] replied to amzd
Hello amzd,
In Windows server 2008 or higher RSAT is included, you have to install the
needed MMCs with "Add features", there you will see the complete RSAT tools
to choose.
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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