RE: [ActiveDir] Active Directory Cookbook

Sat, 25 Oct 2003 06:43:11 -0700

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How about T-shirts or something nice then.  It worked for David Cutler getting out Windows NT.  Read the book Showstopper if you can find it.

 

You could have levels.  "Burger Flipper", "Fry Cook", "Cook", "Chef", "Master Chef", Then retirement to the Hall of Fame. 

 

The point is to have fun, and give something for people to want to attain, Just like in the book Showstopper"

 

Thanks,

 

Todd Myrick

 

 

 

 

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From: Robbie Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 1:40 AM
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And what have you been drinking at 1am?? :-)  Good thought, but my guess is that people who offer good suggestions probably already have a copy of the book (since they know what's in there and what isn't).  FWIW, I would be happy to mention in the acknowledgements section anyone who suggests a recipe I include in the next edition.

 

Robbie Allen

-----Original Message-----
From: Myrick, Todd (NIH/CIT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 12:54 AM
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Hey Rob,

 

What about this.... donate a cookbook a month for someone who comes up with a great idea for additions to the next version of the cookbook.

 

Basically the submissions have to follow the format of the book, and have to work. 

 

They would be judge based on the following criteria.

 

The topic covered in AD.  1-25 points (Existing topics with a spin get up to 12.5 points; new topics getting up to 25 if worthy.)

The issues identified within the topic 1-25 points.  (Each issue identified gets 2.5 points for existing topics. Max 10)

The solutions that meet the needs identified for each topic. 1-50 points.  (Each need that gets a solution gets 5 points per solutions.  Solutions should identify any GUI, CLI, and VB methods for automation.)

 

To make things interesting if it takes off,  If one of the vendors (Cough....NETPRO, Cough....AELITA, Cough.....Quest, Cough......BV) was willing to support this contest, it would be really interesting.

 

Just an Idea at 1AM...

 

Toddler

 

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Robbie Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 12:43 PM
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Thanks for all of the positive feedback about the book.  I give the credit to my all-star cast of reviewers :-) 

 

My main goal was to produce a reference that would help AD admins get their job done quicker and easier.  There is just too much stuff AD admins have to remember and that's why I thought the O'Reilly cookbook format would work especially well in this case.

 

If you have the book (or even if you don't), be sure to check out the following web site, which has all of the code in the book and any corrections: http://www.rallenhome.com/books/adcookbook/code.html

 

Keep the feedback coming....

 

Regards,

Robbie Allen

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Agreed - I got mine yesterday from Amazon and I must say that this should be on the shelf of every AD administrator. Period.

Michael Parent MCSE MCT
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Received my very own copy of Mr. Robbie Allen's "Tuna" book last night from Amazon.com - in the first night's reading the book is already proving it's worth as I see how to do certain things much simpler than I had done them before (with regards to the VBScripts included), as well as learn new things I didn't realize could be done (in both AD2K and AD2K3). The book will be very handy as I continue to stand up my development Windows 2003 domain.
 
To anyone else on this list who hasn't gotten it yet...it's a worthwhile addition to your Active Directory library.
 
To Robbie (and all the others who assisted him!) - thanks for a great resource!
 
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Lou
 
 
 

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