Change group scope and type

Discussion in 'Windows Server 2003 / 2008 / 2012 / 2016' started by anto6ik7, Feb 18, 2010.

  1. anto6ik7

    anto6ik7 Nibble Poster

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    Hello,

    I am trying to change my own created groups scope and type. However, the fields are greyed out. I run AD as administrator.

    Any suggestions that causing the problem? Is there a restriction in domain policy?

    Regards,
    Antons
     
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  2. stealer

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    What exactly are you trying to change? Do you have any nested groups etc?
     
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  3. anto6ik7

    anto6ik7 Nibble Poster

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    I am trying to change from global groups to local domain groups and the way back. These groups are new groups and they are not nested.

    Thanks,
    Antons
     
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  4. stealer

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    Probably going to need some more information, what's your setup like, domain functional level etc? When did you create the groups etc, what's in the groups currently etc.
     
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  5. anto6ik7

    anto6ik7 Nibble Poster

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    Thank you for the help. I have created the home network using vmware. The network consists of domain controller, terminal server and xp client workstation. I have created global and local domain groups in AD for testing them. I also wanted to change the scope just for practise. However, it is greyed out. I wanted to figure out what is wrong myself, but i could not. I can delete the group and create it with the different scope, but it is not what i want.

    Do i need to activate domain features in a first place?


    Regards,
    Antons
     
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  6. Sparky
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    I know this doesnt fit exactly but have you tried this

    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc781550(WS.10).aspx

    Also try raising domain functional level to Server 2003.
     
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  7. anto6ik7

    anto6ik7 Nibble Poster

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    Thanks sparky.

    It was functional level. It was set to 2000. I have changed to 2003 and it is fine now.

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