Me thinks the OEM gang didn't put those tools in...there's only OEM
stuff [yet another reason not to buy OEM in SBSland]
I only have this overgrown desktop OEM SBS as a test tool btw ...kids
don't run this server in real life... trust me
Brian Desmond wrote:
Or
http://www.microsoft.com/
Or
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=6ec50b78-8be1-4e81-
b3be-4e7ac4f0912d&DisplayLang=en
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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Install the support tools from the support folder of your iwndows 2003 CD
(cd1 of sbs in this case). It will do the registration and all that.
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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...and it appears to not be on the OEM version of SBS sp1... geeze
guys... SBSize this sucker and make it easier to find..
Windows 2003 ADSI Edit - Download and explore Active Directory Containers:
http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/w2k3/utilities/adsi_edit.htm
Susan Bradley, CPA aka Ebitz
For others spending their Saturday night looking for that dll... it's
not installed by default...
How to Change Display Names of Active Directory Users:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=250455
Susan Bradley, CPA aka Ebitz - SBS Rocks [MVP] wrote:
We barely have a tree let alone a forest.
We barely have a tree let alone a forest.
David Adner wrote:
This article below describes where to read it and how to change it. A value
of assumes the default. The new 2003 SP1 180 day default is only
implemented if a forest is built as 2003 SP1. If you simply install SP1 the
value doesn't
This article below describes where to read it and how to change it. A value
of assumes the default. The new 2003 SP1 180 day default is only
implemented if a forest is built as 2003 SP1. If you simply install SP1 the
value doesn't change.
Looks like they even updated this link, although the wo
http://www.microsoft.com/uk/technet/itsshowtime/sessionh.aspx?videoid=27
Okay so watching Eileen
And question default on Windows 2003 is 60 days... default on
Windows 2003 sp1 is 180 days BUT many times I know that these
changes only occur on the SLIP/Clean install versions of the
In my office I've sent my fair share of
Dr. Watson error messages, and this video showcases exactly what
happens when I send those Dr. Watson errors. It shows that the
Programmers and Developers really do understand and share our pain. Take a look at this video about the process... I think fr
Title: Domain Controller Consolidation utilizing Dual Core CPUs
Its a fairly simple equation.
Dual Core processors have 2 full CPU's per chip. Therefore,
they have two sets of cache, and can have two instructions being executed at the
same time.
Hyperthreading is a single CPU per chip that
APC UPS's and you don't have the latest ver on there?
HP with a UPS?
Can you get into services and see if something is 'stopping'?
Got any ILO ability there [or suitable other remote techniques]?
Thommes, Michael M. wrote:
So I have remotely (TS connection) applied the latest Windows patches
So I have remotely (TS connection) applied the latest Windows patches to
one of my DCs. Patches went on fine. Said it needed to reboot. I
clicked "Restart". And two hours later, it still has not rebooted, but
it did terminate the TS session. I have tried to "kick it" via a
"shutdown /f /r" com
Microsoft AD Health Check:
http://www.systems-group.net/En/Consultancy+Services/Solutions/Microsoft+AD+Health+Check.htm
Looks like it's talked about here too
Dean Wells wrote:
Ooops ... my apologies :O(
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Cheeky so and so ...
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Ooops ... my apologies :O(
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Title: Domain Controller Consolidation utilizing Dual Core CPUs
joe,
Steve may have completely different information that I, but
at present I'm not seeing empirical or preferred practice recommendations around
64-bit GCs in relation to Exchange. So, the recommendation is not changing
- aga
You have more than just Steve on the list from Microsoft.
If you want ADMap - send me an e-mail via little 'r' (meaning - reply to me
directly [EMAIL PROTECTED]) and I'll respond with a mass e-mail of the latest
version of ADMap in two batches - on on Tuesday before I head out of town
again, and a
Jennifer, you'd do well to also check out centrify to see how they stack up
against your requirements. You might be pleasantly surprised and I can tell
you it is SOO much easier to setup *nix clients using their
solution.
Worth a look.
From: "Jennifer Fountain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On 10/14/05, Free, Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >you will make Penn State proud!
>
> Don't folks at the University of Pennsylvania take umbrage when you call
> it Penn State ?? They did when I lived there :-]
>
> /Child of 2 Penn State alums
>
We most certainly do, that's why he does it to me
As Brian, said, useraccountcontrol is a bitmap, where individual bit mean something instead of whole value. ( whole value becomes sum of all the bit set)
so when, looking for specific function, we can't compare directly with whole value, we have to use bitwise operators, to find the exact bit is
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