AD tools for Vista?

I've installed the Server 2003 Administration tools on a Vista 6
laptop. Followed several tutorials online on how to get this to work
registering the necessary .dlls, etc. When I can get the mmc plugins t
run, which is rare, I can connect to my domain controllers but an
changes I make are not saved on the server.

This is a required functionality for so many network admins, there mus
be a solution to this.

What generally happens at this point is when I start one of the A
plugins, such as Users and Computers I receive the following error fro
the Visial C++ Runtime Library-

This application has requested the Runtime to terminate in an unusua
way.

No other details or options. Just that nearly useless bit of info.

Any suggestions

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Microsoft renamed the adminpak for Vista to RSAT (I know, who would have
guessed they might do something like that?).

For the 64 bit version See:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

Also for installation instructions see:

http://www.petri.co.il/installing-re...dows-vista.htm

ck

velo wrote:
> I've installed the Server 2003 Administration tools on a Vista 64
> laptop. Followed several tutorials online on how to get this to work,
> registering the necessary .dlls, etc. When I can get the mmc plugins to
> run, which is rare, I can connect to my domain controllers but any
> changes I make are not saved on the server.
>
> This is a required functionality for so many network admins, there must
> be a solution to this.
>
> What generally happens at this point is when I start one of the Ad
> plugins, such as Users and Computers I receive the following error from
> the Visial C++ Runtime Library-
>
> This application has requested the Runtime to terminate in an unusual
> way.
>
> No other details or options. Just that nearly useless bit of info.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>