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re:For your services re...
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For your services request, please refer the steps as below:<br>
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Enabling or disabling a Global Catalog (GC)<br>
1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Active Directory Sites and Services. <br>
2. Expand the console tree for Sites, and then double-click the domain controller you want to work with in the Server folder for your desired site:• Active Directory Sites and Services <br>
• Sites <br>
• Site that contains the domain controller that is hosting the global catalog <br>
• Servers <br>
• Domain controller that is hosting a global catalog <br><br>
3. Right-click NTDS Settings, and then click Properties. <br>
4. Click to select the Global Catalog check box to make this computer a Global Catalog server, or click to clear the check box to remove the global catalog.<br>
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WARNING Global catalog servers are required for user logons in any domain that is running Windows 2000 in native mode or a later version. The servers also required for Exchange address lookups and for searching Active Directory. Most of the time, we recommend that you configure all domain controllers in the forest as global catalog servers. This configuration makes sure that sufficient global catalog servers exist to respond to logon requests and to Exchange address lookups. <br>
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Note Clients must have access to a global catalog to log on, so at least one global catalog in every site is optimum to receive the benefits of containing network traffic that is provided by using sites. <br>
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Reference: <br>
<a target=_blank href=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320824/en-us>http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320824/en-us</a><br>
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