Server 2025 Core ADDS DC, Network Profile Showing as "Public" and not as "DomainAuthenticated"
OS: Windows Server 20225 Standard Core (no GUI), build 26085.1 Role: ADDS, DNS ForestMode: Windows2025Forest DomainMode: Windows2025Domain Platform: Hyper-V guest When standing up a clean Windows Server 2025 using server core and configuring it as a domain controller, the network category (profile) always shows as "public." A clean load of Windows Server 2022 with server core as a domain controller has the same behavior. However, in Server 2022, the fix is to add DNS as a required service to the nlasvc (Network Location Awareness) service. Once that is done, the network category reflects "DomainAuthenticed" and persists between reboots. In Server 2025, the nlasvc service does not have the same requiredservices as Windows Server 2022, and it does not start automatically. Even after configuring the nlasvc service the same way it is in Server 2022 and adding DNS as a required service, the network category still reflects "public." The only way to get the network category to properly reflect the "DomainAuthenticated" status is to disable and reenable the network adapter after each reboot.
SQL2022 installation failed in Win Server2022 with code 0x851A001A
Hello, SQL2022 installation failed under MS Windows Server 2022 Standard (10.0.20348) with error code 0x851A001A. Follow MS Troubleshooting "Troubleshoot errors related to system disk sector size greater than 4 KB" wasn´t helpful. Thank you in advance for help. Screenshot of error and info attached:
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Hello everyone, as part of my degree, I will start using Windows Server 2016 from Monday. Big problem, I’m working with a MacBook M1, and I’m encountering a major issue since I can’t find any ARM64-compatible ISO for Server… I’m already working with W11 Pro but have been struggling for a week to find something that will work… Do you know if there’s a solution (no emulation) or an ARM64 version of Windows Server? Even 2019 or 2022. Help me out! 😭
Problem with in-place upgrade of windows server 2016 to 2022
Hello, I am having issues while trying to upgrade the servers. We have two Windows Server 2016 Domain Controllers. AD, DNS, NPAS roles are installed on the DCs. I have built a new 2022 Server. I was trying to upgrade the schema by running ADprep /forestprep and ADprep /domainprep on Primary DC that holds the schema master role. I am constantly getting this error. I have tried everything and checked all the permissions. Here is the output of my ADprep execution: PS D:\support\adprep> .\adprep.exe /forestprep ADPREP WARNING: Before running adprep, all Windows Active Directory Domain Controllers in the forest must run Windows Server 2003 or later. You are about to upgrade the schema for the Active Directory forest named 'amii.ca', using the Active Directory domain controller (schema master) 'AVMVPRDMFT ADS01.amii.ca'. This operation cannot be reversed after it completes. [User Action] If all domain controllers in the forest run Windows Server 2003 or later and you want to upgrade the schema, confirm by typing 'C' and then press ENTER to co ntinue. Otherwise, type any other key and press ENTER to quit. C Current Schema Version is 87 Upgrading schema to version 88 Verifying file signature Connecting to "AVMVPRDMFTADS01.amii.ca" Logging in as current user using SSPI Importing directory from file "D:\support\adprep\sch88.ldf" Loading entries... Add error on entry starting on line 26: Insufficient Rights The server side error is: 0x2098 Insufficient access rights to perform the operation. The extended server error is: 00002098: SecErr: DSID-031514A0, problem 4003 (INSUFF_ACCESS_RIGHTS), data 0 2 entries modified successfully. An error has occurred in the program ERROR: Import from file D:\support\adprep\sch88.ldf failed. Error file is saved in C:\Windows\debug\adprep\logs\20240416200415\ldif.err.88. If the error is "Insufficient Rights" (Ldap error code 50), please make sure the specified user has rights to read/write objects in the schema and configurat ion containers, or log off and log in as an user with these rights and rerun forestprep. In most cases, being a member of both Schema Admins and Enterprise A dmins is sufficient to run forestprep. Adprep was unable to upgrade the schema on the schema master. [Status/Consequence] The schema will not be restored to its original state. [User Action] Check the Ldif.err log file in the C:\Windows\debug\adprep\logs\20240416200415 directory for detailed information. Adprep was unable to update forest information. [Status/Consequence] Adprep requires access to existing forest-wide information from the schema master in order to complete this operation. [User Action] Check the log file, ADPrep.log, in the C:\Windows\debug\adprep\logs\20240416200415 directory for more information. Please advise. Thank you
Query Regarding Lenovo System Management: Seeking Community Input
Hello everyone, I hope you're all doing well! I've been working with Lenovo System Management for server management, and I have a question that's been on my mind. As I navigate through the intricacies of managing servers with Lenovo's tools, I'm curious to hear from the community about your experiences and insights. My question revolves around optimizing server performance and streamlining management tasks using Lenovo System Management. What are some best practices or tips you've discovered while utilizing this tool? Are there any lesser-known features or functionalities that you've found particularly useful in your day-to-day operations? Furthermore, I'm interested in hearing about any challenges you may have encountered with Lenovo System Management and how you've overcome them. Whether it's troubleshooting issues, implementing new configurations, or ensuring system security, your experiences can provide valuable guidance for others facing similar situations. Your input will not only help me enhance my proficiency with Lenovo System Management but also contribute to a broader exchange of knowledge within our community. I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts and insights!
