dsquery in win 2000 active functional level ???

G

Guest

Hi - want to locate all inactive computer accounts but can't use the dsquery
-inactive command in the current functional level mode? Any ideas how I could
do this ??
 
G

Guest

The "last logon" timestamp attribute is avaiable in 2003 Native, and I
believe 2003 interim, domain function levels. The inactive option in dsquery,
queries that specific attribute. You need to raise the domain level to one of
those levels. This of course is not possible if the domain hosts 2000 domain
controllers.
 
K

kj

I was wondering that if an adprep had been done for 2003 AD and the attibute
added to the schema, does the dsquery still depend upon the functional
level?
 

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