Windows 2000 Quick Fixes
by Jim Boyce 


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This page was last updated May 23, 2001.


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CONFIRMED errors: 


[6] The [ic:ccc] text should be deleted.


[172] Step 2 should be changed to the following:

Expand the following key:
\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Inter
faces\<id>

where <guid> is the ID of the adapter for which you want to disable APIPA.


[244] The following text should be added after the note and before the 
section, "Enable auditing for specific objects":

	If an audit policy is defined at the site, domain, 
	or organizational unit (OU) level, that policy 
	overrides the local audit policy. If that is the case 
	on your system, you must change the audit policy at the 
	level where it is currently applied (or at a higher 
	level). For example, if the audit policy is currently 
	defined at the domain level, you must make the change at
	the domain or site level by editing the group policy 
	object for the domain or site. You use the Active 
	Directory Users and Computers object to set the domain 
	policy and the Active Directory Sites and Services 
	console to set the site policy.