Windows Server 2003 SP1 Admin Tools?

I see that support for "installing" the W2K3 SP1 admin pak has been added in
RTM but I can't get many of the tools to work. All I get is "MMC failed to
load snap-in". Anyone have a solution or a different experience to share?

Regards,

Stuart.

Try this

http://windowsconnected.com/forums/S...stID=4671#4671

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"Stuart [MVP]" <StuartMVP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I see that support for "installing" the W2K3 SP1 admin pak has been added
>in
> RTM but I can't get many of the tools to work. All I get is "MMC failed to
> load snap-in". Anyone have a solution or a different experience to share?
>
> Regards,
>
> Stuart.

Hello Stuart [MVP],

I just finished installing x64 RTM and I still get the MMC snapin error for
AD Management.

Rich

> I see that support for "installing" the W2K3 SP1 admin pak has been
> added in RTM but I can't get many of the tools to work. All I get is
> "MMC failed to load snap-in". Anyone have a solution or a different
> experience to share?
>
> Regards,
>
> Stuart.
>

I'm about to try the suggestion at the link provided by Josh (Thanks Josh!).

"Rich Milburn" wrote:

> Hello Stuart [MVP],
>
> I just finished installing x64 RTM and I still get the MMC snapin error for
> AD Management.
>
> Rich
>

>
>
>

It works fine except I had to right click on the CMD file and choose "Run as
administrator" it must be an enhanced security feature. I am logged on with
enterprise/schema/domain admin credentials.

"Josh" wrote:

> Try this
>
> http://windowsconnected.com/forums/S...stID=4671#4671
>
> --
> Josh
> http://windowsconnected.com
>
> Now with NNTP goodness!
>
> "Stuart [MVP]" <StuartMVP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news7D2CB89-8714-4A39-962D-18B50086E0FB@microsoft.com...

>
>
>

Yes, Even logged on with admin creds you will find if you do a "whoami" that
you have a deny on your admin token. This is by design and a feature of
User Account Control (UAC).

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"Todd M. Portz" <ToddMPortz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> It works fine except I had to right click on the CMD file and choose "Run
> as
> administrator" it must be an enhanced security feature. I am logged on
> with
> enterprise/schema/domain admin credentials.
>
> "Josh" wrote:
>