Hello,
Thanks for your response, Thorbjörn.
Ive inspecting once again the package, and as we did a bare bones package, we
left blank several fields as the version , author etc.. It seems Windows
Installer need some of these fields to proper rollout the .msi. As soon as we
filled those fields
I agree with 99% of the below, but would add that cases such as Enron
highlight the need for *some* best practices and that anything is better
than nothing.
SOX and the like insist that orgs adopt some kind of methodology and
framework which shows they performed due diligence before making
Title: Message
Thanks, I'll review the articles and see if they answer my
questions.
Regards
-David
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Almeida Pinto, Jorge de [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Almeida Pinto, Jorge deSent: 31 Jan 2006 12:14To:
ActiveDir@mail.activedir.orgSubject: RE:
Dear all,
How do I give an user on my domain rigths so she can update my Active
Directory list?
I need to update all the phone numbers on my users.
Venlig hilsen/Best regards
Astralis A/S
Karsten Aarhus
Network-Administrator
Direkte +45 2725 1680
Fax +45 7678 5502
Mobil +45 2725 1680
Good Morning guys!
I need a script to locate bulk users from a text file and put it in a csv file
I know that Joe's tool would do this, but as Imentioned in my earlier
mails it can not be used in my organisation.
:-(
Have a wonderful Thursday!
Sincerely,
J
So Joe's excellent utilities are banned yet you're able to
accept a script from someone else??? How does that work?? Which options offers
the highest risk and which offers robustness and maturity? You choose
:)
neil
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jitendra
I will forward this to my manager! :D
I am using it (don't tell this to my manager) but I don't want to
give it to someone else...you know how it works...
Sincerely,
J
On 2/2/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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So Joe's excellent utilities are banned yet you're able to accept a
I think this will do what you need:
Drop me a line if you need explanation
Regards
Max
--snip-
'On Error Resume NextConst ForReading = 1Dim arrADLook(4)Dim arrUserADResult(4)StartTime = Timercount = 0
Set objFSO = CreateObject(Scripting.FileSystemObject)Set objTextFile
When troubleshooting this kind of script, I like to verify a few things:
1) After this part
' Bind to user object using LDAP port.Set objUser = objLDAP.OpenDsObject(strPath, _ vbNullString, vbNullString, _ lngAuth)I like to make sure that I have the user object successfully. It's likely you do
Karsten-
The first thing you want to do is give the rights to a group. Never
delegate something to an individual user. So, lets create a group called
Telephone Editors. Add your user into there.
Next, in AD Users Computers, goto ViewAdvanced Features. Then, pull
up the properties of the top
For a long time I kept screwing up his last name... you'd start calling
him Dr. J as well.
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O dear - that's embarrassing :(
you are correct.
I might stop blushing by the weekend!
*From:* [EMAIL
Title: Message
Has
anyone on the list ever run into this ? A systems integrator I know told
me that they were trying to integrate Lotus SameTime with AD as part of an
enterprise portal configuration. Apparently SameTime can authenticate
using LDAP binds and also grab user information which
Ok, I am revisiting this because it is bugging the crap out of me.
2003 domain upgraded from NT 4.0
NetBIOS name: DOMINT
DNS Domain name: domain.com
Users can logon to the machine with DOMINT, but not DOMAIN from the drop
down. There are no NeutralizeNT4Emulator or NT4Emulator keys on either
Title: Message
Wow!
Exactly the kind of crap joe and I and
others were talking about the other day. Lets crash AD to make poor
programming work
mc
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Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006
12:48 PM
Title: Message
LMAO!
Acompany that I previously worked
forimplemented SameTime about 4 or so years ago against a Windows 2000
forest. I can absolutely assure you that the page size nor attribute range
retrieval size was ever modified, I would have laughed at the person requesting
it.
This article is very useful to restore byt before you need to review some
points:
1. time synchronization: because replication relies on this service, the
domain controllers in domain must get sync from one source, and every Domain
Controller in domain must be sync in time with source, review
What are the options in the Winlogon box? You should only have the choice
of the NetBIOS domain name or the local box (and any trusted domains).
To use the DNS name you need to use a UPN.
--Paul
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From: Douglas M. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Extremely good information, but with 64 Bit and dual core technology the rules change a bit. A real life example would be a company with 24,000+ mailboxes,two front ends, two relaysservers and 2 four node clusters.Two GCs were enough to mitigate their needs. The GCs are pretty beefed up quad
Title: distributing large service pack files
The structure of our WAN is such that we have lots of small offices all over the country, each with a few to a hundred or so PCs, connected by not-so-fast links. The biggest locations have T1s, but many dont. Keeping these things patched is a
Title: distributing large service pack files
Mark,
WSUS (and SMS for that matter) uses the "Background
Intelligent Transfer Service" (that's what it's called) to do just this on large
files, in that it is smart enough to recognise downtime on your network to send
files, and manages the
Not to mention it's my understanding that it's not legal to distribute
service packs outside the MS cloud and host MS code like service
packs/hotfixes like that.
This is why universities cannot hand out SP cdroms and some such things.
Since the Department of Justice... it's been my impression
Hmm. That's an answer I didn't expect. Good info. Thanks Susan. I know I need
to play more with WSUS.
The only place I have installed it was in a 20 node network with an older
server hosting WSUS only,
and it killed the performance on the server. So I (not very scientifically I
admit)
There's also the liability issue of I host my own copy of some bits.
My copy of those bits gets hacked or otherwise b0rked. Random
customer uses my bits, hoses their machine, sues Redmond.
At least, that's the reasoning I encountered when I had the
conversation about higher ed being able to
What if the
containers mentioned in the subject title are 'suddenly' missing in
ESM?
I have not checked
(via adsiedit) if they are still in the Config.Nam.Context cause I just heard
this and have not had the chance to actually look at it.
If they are gone
from the conf.nam.cont. how can I
I also find that the server gets a good hammering by WSUS when synchronizing
with MS. I also have an old machine acting as the server, 800-something mhz
HP netserver, and it will start running realy slw. The MSDE
instance seems to be what eats up so much CPU. Wonder why kind of queries
Well its certainly possible to delete the container from AD
(Ive just done it!).
If thats what has happened in your environment you will
need to authoritatively restore from a recent backup.
Tony
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Victor W.
As Tony said, if they are deleted and you need the specific
contents back, an authoritative restore is your appropriate
response.
If the defaults work for you, you might just try rerunning
forestprep and domainprep, then touching each store setting the GAL for the
store.
I have seen
MSDE has a bad habit of RAM chew
Have you tried putting a throttle on the instance?
Phillip Partipilo wrote:
I also find that the server gets a good hammering by WSUS when synchronizing
with MS. I also have an old machine acting as the server, 800-something mhz
HP netserver, and it will
Quite honestly this isn't the first time I have heard this.
Many companies have an unnatural aversion to products that are free. They want
to know what the catch is and they think that just because they pay for
something they are getting better support. Of course that simply means they
The latest version of dsacls which is available in the ADAM
SP1 and ADAM R2 distributions has a /takeOwnership switch you might find
useful.
--
O'Reilly Active Directory Third Edition - http://www.joeware.net/win/ad3e.htm
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Don't forget to check out Centrify too. I have heard from
customers of both products and they seem happy. Doublecheck the features you get
and if they both fulfull those features try to play them off each other for
pricing. :o)
--
O'Reilly Active Directory Third Edition -
Can you see any users or groups from the parent domain from the child
domain?
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O'Reilly Active Directory Third Edition -
http://www.joeware.net/win/ad3e.htm
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of lakshmi venkat
Sent: Wednesday, February
joe, we love you. but do you have a life?
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From: joe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Feb 2, 2006 8:43 PM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] UNIX intergation into W2K3 Domain
Don't forget to check out Centrify too. I have heard from customers of both
Joe, maybe you should write a special
invoice for Jitendras company ;-)
From: joe
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006
8:38 PM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Need
Script.
Quite honestly this isn't the first time I
have
LOL.
I am just chilling responding to posts while watching American HotRod
episodes that have recorded on my Media Center sipping a little Pinot
Grigio. The rest of the household is asleep. I am not sure who would want to
work for Boyd.
Honestly though I should be working on updating admod and
What I really need to do is start kicking out tools I
charge for. :o)
I wouldn't mind getting to a point where enough income was
coming in that I could just play around working out new tools all day.
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O'Reilly Active Directory Third Edition - http://www.joeware.net/win/ad3e.htm
No I am not able to see any users or groups from the workstation in
the child domain, when I selected the parent domain, while assigning
rights to the shared folder in the child domain. When I selected
advanced button while assigning rights and searched for the user name
existing in parent
Title: Delegating Netlogon share files
Hi
Just curious how do you guys delegate netlogon shares as part of OU_Administrator role, whats the good way of doing so?
Basically even if I grant them rights to a certain folder or scripts, they wouldn't be able to edit it via
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