I don't usually think of these as security-enabled distribution lists, but as mail-enabled security groups that users can manage in the same manner as they do distribution lists. When you think of them that way, it's not quite so painfully stupid.
Don't get me wrong, turning all your DLs into
Hello, I would like to modify some of the fields which Outlook currently uses. I.e If I look at the properties of a user object via Outlook, I would like to change the Department field to displayCountry Unit. Any Ideas how to do this? Does anyone have a spreadsheet of Exchange Attributes and
Dan-
I would resolve the problem before upgrading.
Itsounds like you have at least two things going on. First off, the sw.
deployment error sounds like something deeply wrong with AD. The software
installation data object referred to below is probably something called a
packageRegistration
Title: [OT] Perc 5i and WinPE
Has anyone managed to locate drivers for the perc 5i (used by Dell PE servers) which can be used with WinPE?
The build guys here are struggling to get WinPE working with this controller.
Many thanks,
neil
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Apologies if this has already been answered; cleaning out my
mailbox ;-)
Larry, you can use the ADUC and Exchange tools where you will
find the Exchange General tab. From there, you can fine tune the
account for delivery restrictions.
-Shariff
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Thanks to advice from the ActiveDir community (this mailing list) and Microsoft's ADMT and ExMerge, we have successfully completed an interforest migration - of users, computers, and mailboxes. Next up: the servers, 12 of them. Two DC's, the rest are made up of file, print, Exchange, MS SQL
You do make a strong argument, but I'm not sold. The part I can't get past is that the users have the control over adding a sec-prin to be able to pull the data. Vs. pushing the protected data via email. The subtlety is important in my opinion.
The only issue I have with the convenience of adding
Id use ADMT at a minimum youll want to run the security
translation wizard if you dont use the move computer wizard. MSSQL will
require some manual work. I have no idea about Citrix.
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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if you just want to migrate the servers from one domain to the other, you can
use ADMT. However... if you also need to translate data, that is another story.
File based data - ADMT
Print services - SUBINACL
Services - SUBINACL
Shares - SUBINACL
Registry - SUBINACL
IIS - third party
SQL - third
Citrix should be able to move between
domains without much problem. You might have to recreate the farm connection
if you are using an SQL database, chfarm should do the trick. It might carry
over fine though.
Most of the Citrix apps run with local
credentials unless you change them, so
ADMT3 can replace subinacl
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2006 1:24 PM
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir]
Hi,
Some
of my user only access our network via IMAP or webmailto check their
email.
When
they do that, are they modifying the LastlogontimeStamp? The functional level is
windows 2003.
Thanks
When I query the other domain for MX
record it shows me correct information. Sometimes I feel problem with my SMTP
but not very confident on this. But on the other hand I think problem is at
other end or probably my domain is in bad list (How I can verify if so?).
From:
[EMAIL
Please let me know how I can contact you
Deji
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10:19 PM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Exchange
--NDR--
4.4.7 is usually the other
I can understand your arguments, but the larger the organization, the more likelihood that the groups are controlled by users (in one way or another) anyway. When you've got 100k groups, you have someone listed as a group owner or someone authorized to approve new members of the group and the only
We have always just handled support by purchasing the
5-packs and paid our $250. Generally this has been very good, but more and
more I am finding the first level team isnt getting the job done. I am
considering the Premier Plus, granted it is expensive, and would like to know
if any of
We have several DCs in our environment all of which
are 2003 SP1 servers except for one. I am preparing to demote this one through
DCPromo this weekend. All of our DCs are also GCs, including
this last remaining 2000 server. It does not own any FSMO roles. The Exchange
RUS services are not
Lucas, Bryan wrote:
We have several DC’s in our environment all of which are 2003 SP1
servers except for one. I am preparing to demote this one through
DCPromo this weekend. All of our DC’s are also GC’s, including this
last remaining 2000 server. It does not own any FSMO roles. The
Well if you have some crappy app that is hardcoded to it by name
or ip it will break, but thats fine you need to fix those problems anyway.
Otherwise do it and forget about it.
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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No worries. Demote her, remember
the good times, shed a tear, crack on.
Rob
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Hey guys,
Simple question I hope. I was looking for a way to determine
a couple things about DNS (A PTR records) entries in an Active Directory
Integrated DNS environment
1)
Is there a way to determine whether the entry has been manually
defined (and thus is never scavenged) or
can you post the relevant portion of the smtp protocol log
here?
can you successfully send mail via a telnet session when you connect to
each of the mx records for the domain in question?
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although SUBINACL does have the ability to what I mentioned, ADMTv3 is a better
option...
my apologies for the quick information
lets try this again ;-)
File based data ACLs - ADMTv3
Print services ACLs- ADMTv3
Services ACLs- SUBINACL (only needed when ACEs set manually or through a GPO)
As it's an old box, make sure it's not your DFS root - if you use DFS that is.
Regards,
Mark Parris
Base IT Ltd
Active Directory Consultancy
Tel +44(0)7801 690596
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Date: Tue, 7 Nov 2006 21:53:06
http://blogs.technet.com/windowsserver/archive/2006/11/07/LA-Traffic-_2D00_-1_2C00_500-Shirts-in-150-minutes.aspx
The show floor proved to be really busy this morning. One piece of
evidence: we distributed 1,500 shirts in 2.5 hours. The orange shirts
say Virtualize World Peace and the crowd
I am at VMWorld - anyone else here?
The MS T-Shirts are great - And are the best of the show. They only come in two
sizes Large and bearded, sandaled Unix Administator.
Beer must be drunk from a glass in case we spill the bottles - I mean surely a
tappered neck causes less damage than a pint
Susan, two questions-
1. Why are you now going by Patrick?
2. Do you plan to identify the event of which you write below for those who
may not know?
:-)
Laura
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Susan Bradley, CPA aka Ebitz - SBS
As a follow-up that I forgot to mention-
In regards to Albert's question about how to make a bootable USB
drive/device/whatever- the link to HP's site that was provided earlier also
has a downloadable utility to do just that.
Laura
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Blog post cut and paste
http://blogs.technet.com/windowsserver/
I wasn't there.. Mark was at VMworld as well as Patrick
If I had been there I would have blogged about the lack of line for the
women's restroom, whether or not Mountain Dew was readily available and
what not... ;-)
Now I
What's funny is that the blog entry doesn't say where Patrick is, either.
That's why I commented. ;-)
Laura
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Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 12:37 AM
Can't remember offhand if you can do this on a per-site basis or not, but you might be able to stick them in a site and have that site set to a max of 1MB e-mail, then the only way that they'll receive any e-mail is if they delete everything.
On 11/7/06, Navroz Shariff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, maybe my sense of humor is a little skewed. :-P
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Laura A. Robinson
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 12:48 AM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] OT for those in
Password policies only work from the domain level and are ignored at all other OU levels.If you want this to be in effect, add that setting into the domain-level GPO, if you don't want it set for everyone in the organization, accept that you're going to have to do it manually (or with a script) on
You should be able to see my email from the response.
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