Actually yes, my cat stands by my door when I get home and looks at me,
cherups to say hi, then runs up to the closet because she knows I will be
changing and is in there sitting on her shelf in the closet when I come in
and watches me change purring the whole time, then she runs over to the bed
LOL!
You see, you have to groom cats like you groom Active Directory. If you
don't take care of the excess crap in AD it will barf on you, just like a
cat will barf if you don't take off the excess fur with brushing.
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Wow I just reread this and thought I need to stop writing like this or I
am going to be like Wook
:o)
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Oh this is probably going too far but.
No, that three-day old stanky can I would call Exchange. It seems to be
necessary even though there are other things you can use but seems to be the
most efficient and handy of the bunch, it just smells really bad when you
have to use it and you always
I would say users are fleas Managers are ticks... Just as bad as Fleas
but tougher to get rid of, you have to use special tweezers and a hot poker.
joe
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I'm crying in my breakfast cereal with laughter here.
$ - )
On May 16, 2004, at 10:05 AM, joe wrote:
Oh this is probably going too far but.
No, that three-day old stanky can I would call Exchange. It seems to be
necessary even though there are other things you can use but seems to
be the
most
what's the problem Joe?
even Cats could be members of Universal Groups ;-)
/Guido
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Can't think of anything for Universal Groups for Guido.
Groups are like the sock drawer you left slightly open. You have to go all
over the place tracking them down and finding matching pairs after the cat
played with them all day.
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Oh that is good...
And Domain Local Groups are those nice white tube socks you love to wear as
they are so good and common and the Universal Groups are like that special
pair of silk exotic disco color pair you picked up in Singapore, they have a
very special case where they were designed to be
:o)
Happy Sunday!
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I'm crying in my breakfast cereal with
And to you, have fun with the Jeep...
On May 16, 2004, at 10:54 AM, joe wrote:
:o)
Happy Sunday!
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I think the next DEC should include a roundtable on the Pro's and Con's of
Cats and Dogs in AD. :-O
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what's the best way to migrate a child domain's users to a new forest?How would one go
about this? exchange2k is really the only AD aware app we have. also, how could we
still share the GAL between 2 forests? would it be easier to upgrade to win2k3 and
exchange2k3 first?
we are running win2k
going from one AD domain to a new forest requires the same approach, as
migrating from an NT4 domain. Depending on the complexity of your
environment, the free MS ADMT tool can do this for you (but will only
migrate security principals, i.e. users, groups, computers).
If you want to migrate
We have seen numerous client related issues with thi - workstations
losing all network settings, running very slowly, losing print settings,
getting odd errors in differing applications and general weirdness
however its hard to be sure if this is not normal lossage and borkage
given we have over
We did this one outselves, well one of my admins did
without telling me... The consequences were unexpected by them but completely
obvious when thought about (oh how i wish they had thought about it
first)as the password expiry automatically expired passwords older than
that age, and in our
I have used passphrases for several years now, my passwords
are never less than 10 characters and theyre not crackable because theyre not
dictionary breakanle, most password compromise tools wont check for a complex
passphrase and even something as simple as 'mydogspothasfleas' defeats them
I should have been clearer on the word migration: it usually means a
parallel migration into disjoint namespace. Yes, an inplace-upgrade
is definitely easier, although you still need to know what you're doing,
especially if you do this in larger deployments.
There are various gotcha with ADMT -
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