Jorge
Wed Mar 26 14:23:29 PDT 2008
when using Forest functional level = w2k3, Linked Value Replication is
available that prevents the replication of the complete group membership
when a member is added or removed. It had nothing to do with the number of
members. It had to do with the amount of data that was written into the
attribute (it is something like this). The number 5000 was a number of
members that was near the limit
to change the primary group, first select ANOTHER group and then click Set
As Primary group (or whatever the checkbox is called). For that yuo need
write permissions on the PrimaryGroupID attribute
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"Chris" <Chris@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E6F89F25-7E9F-4E29-A5BC-D5734390E994@microsoft.com...
> We are using Windows 2003 AD and running 2003 native mode. I remember in
> Windows 2000 the group has limitation of 5000 users. What is it in
> Windows
> 2003? Does it have any limit? Since everyone will be in the Domain Users
> group? Is there a limit in Windows 2003 for this group? How about Domain
> Computers?
>
> another question is how to change user's primary group. By default, they
> are in Domain users. The "set primary group" is greyed out. Is it due to
> my
> permission? I don't need to change it but would like to know how to
> change
> it.
>
> Thanks.