Title: Limitations and issues with domain local groups and GC replicated data
I really appreciate the response, Guido :) Many
thanks!
Put it this way - if I had £1 for each time I tried to
persuade an org to go with a single domain and then see a multi
regional/political forest be
Have a look
at http://www.lissware.net,
Volume
1
Sample 5.18
to 5.19 - WatchInstanceStateWithRefreshMethod.wsf
Sample 5.20 -
WatchInstanceCollectionStateWithRefresher.wsf
Volume
2
Sample 3.77
to 3.78 - WMICounterMonitor.wsf
Sample 3.79 -
PerfMonProv.mof
Sample 3.80 -
Joe I have one question for you on this book before mine arrives... am I
going to read it, and then start bugging you again about compiling a
book of AD and server best practices based off of all the good novels
you have posted on this list??
:)
In fact... come to think of it... maybe there is
I lost track of which book Joe was writing about below. Can someone
refresh my memory?
As for Joe writing a book about how he does things - what would be cool.
al
Rich Milburn wrote:
Joe I have one question for you on this book before mine arrives... am I
going to read it, and then
http://www.joeware.net/win/ad3e.htm
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Al Lilianstrom
Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 7:19 AM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] OT: speaking of AD books...
I lost track of which book
Coleman, Hunter wrote:
http://www.joeware.net/win/ad3e.htm
Thanks. I had the right title but the 3rd edition wasn't coming up in my
search.
al
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Dear people,
I would appreciate it it you would prioritize the following for me;
[A] [ ] Work 60 hours a week managing (with only one other person) 250 PCs
in 4 states and 40 Servers.
[B] [ ] Live at the only bookmark in my browser when at home
www.microsoft.com looking for solutions, etc.
Title: Re: Stopping accidental folder moves by users
This topic was mentioned a
few months ago. I just got this from another list. Seems like a
pretty cool idea to me.
From: Windows NT/2000 Discussion List on behalf
of Scott BrooksSent: Mon 1/23/2006 7:55 AMTo:
[EMAIL
C) Hunter and I were TRs and I would highly recommend it. Joe Robbie
have made significant changes and have cleared up a couple of my pet
peeves in the scripts and security bits from the 2E book. It also still
has the best introduction and explanation of VB scripting for AD.
As to the BP
Yep, The second edition keeps popping up when I search myself. I don't know
what is up with that which is one reason why I set up that page. I also did
it because I am an Amazon associate so anyone who buys from Amazon through
that link I have gets me some small amount towards a gift certificate.
Those DRAC cards from dell are a POS if you've used a ILO or RILOE from HPQ not
to mention the fact that those DRAC cards from Dell are a POS when you try to
do disk imaging on a PowerEdge with one.
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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c - 312.731.3132
A further note on a BP book, RE the it depends response:
It's true that is often the answer for it depends. But often there is
a recommended way to do something (def. for best practice) and if you
are following best practices then it really doesn't depend, because
the unknowns are taken care of.
This is great! What I need is to use
this code to output the current usage percentage to a text file. Can this be
done?
strComputer = .Set objWMIService = GetObject(winmgmts: _ {impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\ strComputer \root\cimv2)set objRefresher =
Very easily; just put the following lines near the
top:
oFileName = Inputbox("Enter the path and filename to save
the info.","CPU Usage","CPUuse.txt")Set FSO =
CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")Set oFile =
FSO.CreateTextFile(oFileName, True)
and put an
oFile.WriteLine, with
Don't search for the book - search for yourself:
Joe Richards Active Directory
... gets you straight to your book.
Gruesse - Sincerely,
Ulf B. Simon-Weidner
MVP-Book Windows XP - Die Expertentipps: http://tinyurl.com/44zcz
Weblog: http://msmvps.org/UlfBSimonWeidner
Website:
Yeah I read your posts and I think it depends is the standard but good
answer. Everything else is kind of hard. I don't expect there are many
occasions where you get to build from scratch, you are usually building from
some form of infrastructure that you have to keep in mind.
Would I be willing
The thing that always bothered me about the DRACs were that they kept
changing the software so you never knew from month to month what software
you would use to work with them and what you could do in it. Overall though,
they made life a bunch easier for us several times than it necessarily would
Hey I didn't see Robbie sitting next to me typing away He was kicking me
in the butt right along though going, hey how's it coming, do we need to
bring in some more authors More authors!!! The nerve!!! Slave driver I
tell you. I still have strap marks on my flanks.
Not sure how new that
Oh yeah they save our ass here too all the time. Compared to the ILO stuff from
Compaq though they suck. They do some weird stuff with the drivers and the way
the virtual floppy/cd shows up to the OS and when you boot.
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
c - 312.731.3132
1. Purchase a copy of joe's book for self and everyone at work and everyone
you know.
To be serious though, in your shoes, my choice would be to work 70-80 hours
a week and spend the extra 10-20 hours for a while trying to identify
anything that could be automated or handled in some other safe
Title: Limitations and issues with domain local groups and GC replicated data
As Guido mentioned Domain Local groups are generally fine
to apply to ADassuming
1. You are not trying to blockREAD for something
thatgets into the GC. Generally I don't recommend DENY ACEs anyway, they
tend to
Oh great Gil thanks... now I have to clean Coca-cola off my
monitors. :o)
Good to see you back Todd. You working for Ringling Bros
now?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gil
KirkpatrickSent: Friday, January 20, 2006 2:16 PMTo:
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Token Bloat
Sorry for the delay, just catching back up. Had to step out
and review some chapters of the 2E version of the AD Cookbook.
The code is really basic, it simply sleeps until something
breaks or the security is changed. You can get help on the changenotify
I believe I read on one of the blogs or various computer
news sites (is there a difference anymore) that this was one of hundreds of new
features they were looking at possibly implementing. Don't count the feature
until we hit RC2 and then still don't bet the house on it.
:)
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According to the schema the sAMAccountName must be 0-256, however, this is
one of the famous SAM Attributes, the rules of the schema are not
necessarily the rules that apply to the SAM Attributes see
http://blog.joeware.net/2006/01/21/222/ - which is a blog article titled
But the schema says
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