Everyone,
I am not sure if I have
already asked this before, if I have I apologize. I have about 200 printers throughout
our domain that have the default permissions that occur when a printer is
setup. Recently we decided to allow our Help Desk
to clear print queues on all printers in
Nevermind, just found the answer to my own
question, and it is no, must use the persons CN, no other attributes are
accepted, good to know. Thanks for the potential help.
Jeremy
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cheers,
Jorge
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ADSI IADs Get Method
Nevermind, just found
Everyone,
I
want to give our help desk the ability to manage print queues in our Active
Directory environment. Is there a way to give them permissions to the
printers without having to touch each one? Print Operators gives them to
many permissions. Thanks.
Jeremy
you only have 2 out of a possible 5. Is there any
reason why you could not make all of your DCs GCs?
Tony
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sites.
Aric
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availability issue?
Everyone,
We have an empty root domain and a child
.
For example, if your DCs are on two AD
sites, and then you have seven DC-less locations, you could add the subnets of
those seven locations to either one of your AD sites.
Yours, Sakari
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Everyone,
We
are setting up an email deletion policy at my organization. I have tested
and understand how the recipient policy works and the entire email deletion
process works. One thing that is a little confusing is the fact that the email
deletion policy works off a hidden field for
I would have thought the answer would be A. %Username%.
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Subject: [ActiveDir] ? on MCSE Exam 70-290 (W2K3S)
Ladies and
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] ? on MCSE Exam 70-290 (W2K3S)
Learn something new everyday, did not know
that.
Jeremy
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Do you have two domains in the same
physical site with Exchange servers in both domains? If so read on as we
had a very similar issue. Hope this helps.
We had your 1st problem here
which possibly could be related to your 2nd problem. We have
two domains in the same physical site 3
Don't get me started on attachments. Since I am a contractor for the
government we have to do what they say even though it goes against good IT
practices and even when we try to tell them why it is not smart they want to do
it anyway. Email attachments in excess of 20MB are not uncommon in my
I have an Exchange
Distribution List that I would like to give users (actually a security group)
permission to modify the members of the group. I gave the users read and
also gave them write permissions on the property tab for the write Members
attribute of the object. However, it does not
Try this:
Every experienced network guru knows that quite often the problem
with a faulty network connectio is due to the TCP/IP stack being
corrupted or not properly bound. Starting with WinXP Microsoft has
disabled the ability to uninstall TCP/IP. So what are you to do if you
suspect that
Title: Windows 2000 Whitepaper DNS Clients
Everyone,
I am looking for a whitepaper that explains in detail how Windows 2000 clients use DNS to resolve what DC/GCs are in their site and processes are taken if those servers are unavailable. I found a KB article but it is written poorly and
eDir] Windows 2000
Whitepaper DNS Clients
There is a section in the distributed systems guide
on this. Here is the link
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/2000/server/reskit/en-us/Default.asp?url="">
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If he has a router ACL or firewall(s) between the two networks he is
going to need port 445 opened for tcp and udp for SMB traffic.
Jeremy
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Once you get a backup of the Exchange information store completed
successfully you can get rid of your old transaction logs from the other
server. You should also see any transaction logs that are currently on
the Exchange server automatically disappear once the backup is completed
if it is done
Stupid question Tom but are you sure that when the first hard drive failed that
the array was able to rebuild completely using the hot spare before the second
drive failed?
Jeremy
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installed another copy of windows into a diff dir. i can boot fine off that.
when i try to boot off the failed installation i get a 7b stop error-
inaccessible_boot_device.
is there anyway i can fix that installtion from this point?
thanks
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Try this:
ldifde -f smtpaddress.ldf -s myserver -r (objectClass=user) -l
ProxyAddresses=SMTP:*
Jeremy
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Subject:
It is domain specific so it is all or nothing with respect
to the domain you apply it to. You can however set on individual users
under the account tab, password never expires option which effectively keeps you
from having to change the password, this is usually used for user created
I believe that Windows time uses the system's BIOS clock in some way.
If your system was old and the BIOS battery had weakened or quit then
the next time you boot the clock would be off by minutes and Windows
would have to update itself again against the domain. At least I think
the above is true
Title: OT (sort of) ADC entry in Active Directory
Everyone,
We recently switched over to Exchange 2000 Native mode (successfully) making sure to remove config_ca, srs databases, and then uninstalling the Active Directory Connector from all the servers within our organization. Switched to
Directory Connections
container.
joe
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a log file, which I think is what you were after in
the first place (vs. piping it from the command line to the text file).
Al
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offence.
But, what is the correlation between violations and defrag? I am trying to
understand what the defrag is supposed to do,
post-violation.
Deji
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ActiveDir@mail.activedir.orgSubject: RE: [ActiveDir] OT: VBScript
Question
The issues that I am
referring to are security violations which are instances where someone as
violated the proper handling of data
Of Burkes, Jeremy
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March 04, 2005 3:52 AMTo:
ActiveDir@mail.activedir.orgSubject: RE: [ActiveDir] OT: VBScript
Question
The issues that I am
referring to are security violations which are instances where someone as
violated the proper handling of data
Title: OT: VBScript Question
Everyone,
I am creating a VB script that is dismounting, defraging, then mounting exchange information stores on an exchange server. My script is complete but I want to improve it. The problem I am having is that I build a command line to run eseutil and call
to automate?
What drives you to want to automate the off-line
defragmentation in Exchange 2000 and what makes you want to do that in the first
place?
Al
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Title: OT Sort of: Exchange 2000 ADC Problem
We are moving to Exchange 2000 native mode. We have a problem where we deleted two SRS databases that did not delete the Config CA from the ADC. Now there are two options. In doing some searching I found where someone had a similar problem and
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We are moving to Exchange 2000 native mode. We have a problem where we
deleted two SRS databases
Are you running the forestprep directly on the server that
holds the schema master role?
Jeremy
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/R:n : number of Retries
on failed copies - default is 1 million.
http://www.ss64.com/nt/robocopy.html
Jeremy
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WashayaSent: Monday, January 31, 2005 7:58 AMTo:
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Title: OT: Service Recovery
I am setting up a batch file that will do the following:
- Send notification to IT admins
- Attempt to restart the service
I have completed my batch file and want to test it in our test environment. Anyone have any idea how to get Windows 2000 to actually
, December 02, 2004 11:33 AM
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How about stopping the service manually?
Phil
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and disable a dependent service,
then restart your service which should fail.
hth,
john
Burkes, Jeremy [Contractor] wrote:
I am setting up a batch file that will do the following:
- Send notification to IT admins
- Attempt to restart the service
I have completed my batch file and want
I believe Windows 2000 and Windows XP will attach their own domain name suffix to
search for the host in DNS. For example if you give hostname and the workstation's
domain name is domain.com it will try hostname.domain.com to see if it can resolve it
in DNS. The search order for Windows 2000
- Jeremy Burkes SSP
MIS Department [EMAIL PROTECTED] PH:
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Title: Quasi DC Administrator Service Issue
We have some network administrators that do not have full domain administrative access (not in the domain admins group). We have given their accounts through the default domain controller group policy the ability to manage some domain controller
Do you
have any custom recipient policies or did you modify the default recipient
policy?
Jeremy
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Sorry
I meant to say do you have any custom recipient policies above the default
recipient policy and/or do you have a RUS for your second domain, domain
B.
Jeremy
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Title: OT: Exchange 2000 SPAM Filtering
Our organization is running Exchange 2000. We recently put up an SMTP Gateway between our firewall and Exchange 2000 Email Gateway to fend off SPAM and viruses giving us a good choke point for both. We are using Symantec Mail Security for SMTP which
Title: OT: Exchange SMTP Relay Precedence
Here is the scenario:
I have two Exchange servers in different routing groups called ServerA and ServerB. ServerA has an SMTP Connector to an external domain (externaldomainA.com) using a smart host with a Connector Scope of Entire Organization and
Title: Windows 2000 Security Log Rights
Okay everyone probably a stupid question but here it goes. We have a user who has some rights to domain controllers but not full administrative rights. We want this user to be able to view only the security log. Is there a way to provide just view only
If
someone already suggested this I apologize. You can set him up as a local
admin using group policy in AD if the boxes are all 2K or XP. Under
Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Restricted
Groups. Create a group like desktop admins and put the user in that
group.
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