Help! 70-290 Press Book 2nd Ed Chapter 4 Exercise 1 (p4-13)
Warpig
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I'm working on 70-290 Press Book 2nd Edition Chapter 4 Exercise 1 (p4-13)
I'm afraid I'm doing something wrong because I'm not getting the result the book says I should. Anyone have any ideas?
Here's the exercise...
Exercise 1: Nesting Group Membership
1. Raise functional level to Windows Server 2003... Done...
2. Create global groups in Users OU: Group1/2/3... Done...
3. Create user accounts User1/2/3... Done...
4. Put users User1/2/3 into Group1... Done...
5. Put group1 into group2... Done...
The question after 5 asks... Which groups can you convert into universal groups?
You should be able to convert 2 of the 3 groups (group1/2/3) without error.
I expect that converting group1 should bomb because it is a member of another Global group (group2)
I then attempt to convert all three groups to Security-Universal from Security-Global and expect an error on group1 but all three convert fine. Am I doing something wrong?
Nick
I'm afraid I'm doing something wrong because I'm not getting the result the book says I should. Anyone have any ideas?
Here's the exercise...
Exercise 1: Nesting Group Membership
1. Raise functional level to Windows Server 2003... Done...
2. Create global groups in Users OU: Group1/2/3... Done...
3. Create user accounts User1/2/3... Done...
4. Put users User1/2/3 into Group1... Done...
5. Put group1 into group2... Done...
The question after 5 asks... Which groups can you convert into universal groups?
You should be able to convert 2 of the 3 groups (group1/2/3) without error.
I expect that converting group1 should bomb because it is a member of another Global group (group2)
I then attempt to convert all three groups to Security-Universal from Security-Global and expect an error on group1 but all three convert fine. Am I doing something wrong?
Nick
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Warpig
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OOPS... forget it... Sorry, I'm an Idiot... I figured it out.
After doing this exercise 3 times and getting the same result, I thought it through a little more.
The book doesn't say what order to try to convert the groups in. The first three times going through this I converted 3 then 2 then 1. No Problem. Group1 is supposed to show the error... but it didnt for me because I converted 2 before it so 2 was no longer a global group but a universal group. Of course then 1 converted ok also. If I would have started at 1 then 2 then 3 1 would have (and I verified) errored like the book intended because 2 was still a global group.
Sorry didnt mean to waste anyones time on this.
Nick