Hmmm that means my windows 2000 domain controller is in trouble. Since this is
Active Directory backup..
Can you kindly identify what could cause Active Directory files to be at this
time? I have all the security patches and windows patches installed on my
server.
Kind Regards
Sandra
A file is created in a file system by an application program.
Conventionally, the creating program allows the operating system to
timestamp the file. If that was the case here, then it would suggest
that the system clock on that system was frotzed. Alternately, a
creating program can meddle with t
Creating Program??? I have taken backup using TSM and I am using it restore AD.
When I go to restore, under active directory, the creation date is 01/01/1601
and the backup date is fine., that is the one when it is backed up. all the
active and inactive versions show this date.
Can you kindly e
Sounds like the creating program stored a zero into the date field:
1/1/1601 is the earliest legal date in Windows (as opposes to 1970,
which was the earliest legal date in DOS). In other words, that time
is 0.
Richard Sims
On Sep 9, 2005, at 2:38 AM, Sandra wrote:
Dear All,
TSM 5.2.3(on wi
