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wait are you saying the problem is you CAN restore the user even if he was created after the backup?
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wait are you saying the problem is you CAN restore the user even if he was created after the backup?

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1. Sorry, I forgot one word,<br />
2. The problem is &quot;&nbsp;I can NOT recover user x<br />
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tjie
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1. Sorry, I forgot one word,
2. The problem is " I can NOT recover user x

tjie

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of course you can't you have created him after your last backup!
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of course you can't you have created him after your last backup!

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1.You mean that we can NOT recover the object created after the backup ?<br />
2. So what is the use of AUTHORITATIVE RESTORE ?<br />
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tjie
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1.You mean that we can NOT recover the object created after the backup ?
2. So what is the use of AUTHORITATIVE RESTORE ?

tjie

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Hi,<br />
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1. I have a testing machine.<br />
2. I load a windows 2000 server, and make it as a Domain Controller (Only one machine),<br />
3. I backed up the system state, say it the backup file's name is authoritative.bkf<br />
4. Then, I created a user , say it user x, (So the user x has been created after i did the backup)<br />
5. For some other reason, User x has been deleted,<br />
6. I tried to recover the user x by doing: i) firstly, i did &quot;Non uthoritative restore&quot; using the authoritative.bkf at the directory service restore mode, ii) then, i did the authoritative restore: go to command prompt, and type the ntdsutil, then type authoritative restore, then type restore database verinc 2<br />
7. The result: I still can recover the user x,<br />
8. Any solution ?<br />
<br />
Tjie<br />
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Tjie
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Hi,

1. I have a testing machine.
2. I load a windows 2000 server, and make it as a Domain Controller (Only one machine),
3. I backed up the system state, say it the backup file's name is authoritative.bkf
4. Then, I created a user , say it user x, (So the user x has been created after i did the backup)
5. For some other reason, User x has been deleted,
6. I tried to recover the user x by doing: i) firstly, i did "Non uthoritative restore" using the authoritative.bkf at the directory service restore mode, ii) then, i did the authoritative restore: go to command prompt, and type the ntdsutil, then type authoritative restore, then type restore database verinc 2
7. The result: I still can recover the user x,
8. Any solution ?

Tjie

Tjie

Active Directory: How to recover a deleted file ?

Windows 2000 is an operating system for use on both client and server computers. It is the successor to Windows NT 4.0, and is the last version of Microsoft Windows to display the "Windows NT" designation. Four editions of Windows 2000 were released (Professional, Server, Advanced Server, and Datacenter Server) that shared a core set of features, including many system utilities such as the Microsoft Management Console. All versions of the operating system support NTFS 3.0, Encrypting File System, as well as basic and dynamic disk storage. The Windows 2000 Server family includes support for Active Directory services, Distributed File System and fault-redundant storage volumes.