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From: Andrew M. Saucci, Jr. on 10 Nov 2009 22:08
Actually, I guess you have to look at the registry key thing from
the perspective that Microsoft is doing you a favor by forcing you to read
the KB article before proceeding. I agree that the process is klunky and
unprofessional, but it is better than some of the alternatives. And at least
they have a KB on it...

"john doe" <johndoe(a)johndoe.com> wrote in message
news:ex3FI7jYKHA.2172(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> Yes, I read it. I did the registry thing (which someone shouldn't have to
> do) and then got the error below:
>
> "an error occurred. the error code was 3238230758. The message was
> extending
> the schema in the active directory failed. Please consult the error log
> LDIF.ERR in your TEMP directory."
> The LDIFF.ERR error is this:
> "The connection cannot be established
> The error code is 8224"
>
> I cannot believe Microsoft is making this hard. SBS2003 was easier than
> this.
>
>


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