Windows 7 MMC could not create the snap-in.

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leon.mong

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• Feb 20, 2009

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yes,i have this problem too and i have tried to register dll file as same as Vista.but still not successful.

 

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jdmccarthy

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• Feb 20, 2009

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Same here , tried various solutions from the Vista issue. I suspect the Dot net might have something to do with it.

 

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• Feb 20, 2009

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I had the same problem. You'll have to download the Windows 7 Admin Tools from Microsoft's site:
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Make sure you remove previously installed admin tools completely.

 

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Josh123

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• Feb 23, 2009

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But how do you manage active directory?

 

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jdmccarthy

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• Feb 24, 2009

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I installed the tools but have no AD Console. Has anyone maged to make this work?

Ok , my bad! You have to turn it on in your windows features list. Still gives me error though!

 

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• Feb 24, 2009

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Sweet, mine is working now. I thought I selected everything from the features list but it didn't.

 

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• Feb 24, 2009

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I am having some issues with the exchange management portion. Any ideas?

 

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Pat G

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• May 7, 2009

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Josh123 said:

Sweet, mine is working now. I thought I selected everything from the features list but it didn't.

Click to expand...

Which feature(s) did you have to install?

 

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• Oct 6, 2009

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I found all the tools under program and features in Control Panel. You click on Turn Windows features on or off and look for Remote server administration tools. you can enable what you like from there.

 

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• Jun 8, 2010

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Here is the answer!!

I hope this will help you. I saw this thread and it got me close to the answer. I poked around until I tried this:

• go to "Turn Windows features on or off"
• expand "Role Administration Tools"
• expand "AD DS and AD LDS Tools"
• make sure all are selected (including the expanded "AD DS Tools"

That is what allowed me to manage AD from my workstation.

 

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