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Thanks for prompt reply. &nbsp;When you say &quot;drag and drop computers to k2aeinc.local&quot; do you mean in Active Directory Users and Computers Admin tool? &nbsp;I can't see the computers in the ADSI Edit tool. &nbsp;Is it really that simple? &nbsp;Thanks.
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Good morning,<br />
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Yes in AD users and computers, you can test its possibillities by righclicking Computers and see if you have the <b>move</b> command available (like on all OU's deeper down the root path)
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New install of SBS 2011 migrated from SBS 2003. &nbsp;Trying to use ADSI Edit to clean up location of users and computers. &nbsp;Wanted to move some computers from CN=Computers to OU=MyBusiness, OU=SBSComputers. &nbsp;Ended up moving the entire CN=Computers to that location and now they don't show up in ADSI Edit at all. &nbsp;How do I get them back to CN=Computers? &nbsp;I can see the computers in Active Directory Users and Computers; they are located under Domain / MyBusiness / Computers / SBSComputers / Computers. &nbsp;But again, I don't see them anywhere in ADSI Edit. &nbsp;Is it something I need to worry about? &nbsp;I attached a screen shot to help understand issue. &nbsp;Thanks.<br />
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ADSI-Problem.rtf

New install of SBS 2011 migrated from SBS 2003.  Trying to use ADSI Edit to clean up location of users and computers.  Wanted to move some computers from CN=Computers to OU=MyBusiness, OU=SBSComputers.  Ended up moving the entire CN=Computers to that location and now they don't show up in ADSI Edit at all.  How do I get them back to CN=Computers?  I can see the computers in Active Directory Users and Computers; they are located under Domain / MyBusiness / Computers / SBSComputers / Computers.  But again, I don't see them anywhere in ADSI Edit.  Is it something I need to worry about?  I attached a screen shot to help understand issue.  Thanks.

Thanks for prompt reply.  When you say &quot;drag and drop computers to k2aeinc.local&quot; do you mean in Active Directory Users and Computers Admin tool?  I can&#39;t see the computers in the ADSI Edit tool.  Is it really that simple?  Thanks.

Good morning,

Yes in AD users and computers, you can test its possibillities by righclicking Computers and see if you have the move command available (like on all OU&#39;s deeper down the root path)

SBS2011 missing Computers in ADSI Editor

New install of SBS 2011 migrated from SBS 2003.  Trying to use ADSI Edit to clean up location of users and computers.  Wanted to move some computers from CN=Computers to OU=MyBusiness, OU=SBSComputers.  Ended up moving the entire CN=Computers to that location and now they don&#39;t show up in ADSI Edit at all.  How do I get them back to CN=Computers?  I can see the computers in Active Directory Users and Computers; they are located under Domain / MyBusiness / Computers / SBSComputers / Computers.  But again, I don&#39;t see them anywhere in ADSI Edit.  Is it something I need to worry about?  I attached a screen shot to help understand issue.  Thanks.

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