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Solution was running it from the PDC not one of the BDCs , stupid Windows , the ADSIEdit would have worked to as I tried it after , thanks 
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Solution was running it from the PDC not one of the BDCs , stupid Windows , the ADSIEdit would have worked to as I tried it after , thanks

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dsacls - The format of the specified domain is invalid is what I get when I enter dsacls &quot;cn=adminsdholder,cn=syste<wbr />m,dc=carli<wbr />ngton,dc=o<wbr />chc,dc=org<wbr />&quot;/g &quot;carlington\BESAdmin:CA;Se<wbr />nd As&quot; when the domain is carlington.ochc.org. Can somebody please help with this? 
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dsacls - The format of the specified domain is invalid is what I get when I enter dsacls "cn=adminsdholder,cn=system,dc=carlington,dc=ochc,dc=org"/g "carlington\BESAdmin:CA;Send As" when the domain is carlington.ochc.org. Can somebody please help with this? 

dsacls - The format of the specified domain is invalid when trying to reset permissions for BES server

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