NT 4.0 Domain structuring

[Alan]

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We currently are still on NT 4.0 server and due to the
cost of moving all our offices to 2003 and AD it looks
like we will stay with 4.0 for a while. Anyway, does
anyone know of a way or some add in that would allow the
User Manager to be organized in a similar fashion as the
2000, 2003 AD Users and Computers type. We are wanting to
be able to create State/City/Office listings to allow us
to more effectively manage users and groups. I think I am
out of luck though but just checking!

Thanks!

 

[Guest]

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Alan-

You're thinking right. I'd say you're SOL here. You could certainly write an
internal tool to do this and abstract NTUM.

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"Alan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We currently are still on NT 4.0 server and due to the
> cost of moving all our offices to 2003 and AD it looks
> like we will stay with 4.0 for a while. Anyway, does
> anyone know of a way or some add in that would allow the
> User Manager to be organized in a similar fashion as the
> 2000, 2003 AD Users and Computers type. We are wanting to
> be able to create State/City/Office listings to allow us
> to more effectively manage users and groups. I think I am
> out of luck though but just checking!
>
> Thanks!