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Hi,
We are running Windows XP clients in a Server 2003 environment with AD. We
use Ghost to image machines. I have been reading everything I can concerning
issues with duplicate SIDs being created if you use Ghost without running
sysprep or some other 3rd party SID changer. (Although I know 3rd party
products are not supported by MS)
The majority of the documentation seems to indicate that you will have major
problems if you have duplicate SIDs in a workgroup setting, but you should
not have such problems in a network setting. (Something to do with the RIDs?)
I have not seen anyone post concrete examples of how duplicate SIDs causes
problems on a network. (I have read about the removeable media security
issue) Can anyone offer some concrete examples of how duplicate SIDs can
negatively impact a network?
We are running Windows XP clients in a Server 2003 environment with AD. We
use Ghost to image machines. I have been reading everything I can concerning
issues with duplicate SIDs being created if you use Ghost without running
sysprep or some other 3rd party SID changer. (Although I know 3rd party
products are not supported by MS)
The majority of the documentation seems to indicate that you will have major
problems if you have duplicate SIDs in a workgroup setting, but you should
not have such problems in a network setting. (Something to do with the RIDs?)
I have not seen anyone post concrete examples of how duplicate SIDs causes
problems on a network. (I have read about the removeable media security
issue) Can anyone offer some concrete examples of how duplicate SIDs can
negatively impact a network?