Other than to set up the Virtual instances themselves, you will not
ordinarily use the admin site to do much. After they are up and running, you
will bring out either RDP or VMRC for doing all administration of the guest
OS, and at that point the performance is very much independent of where the
Title: Message
Hi Al,
you don't need IIS running on the machine where Virtual Server is
running. IIS supports the admin website, and you can put this on any other
server, and have couple servers managed from one machine. Since we are talking
about VS in BOs I'd recommend putting the virtual
I have to second that - I don't see much performance issues when
admininterface and the vs-host are seperated. The mgmt traffic should be
pretty low, the higher traffic is when connecting onto a machine via RDP,
VSRC or the webbased VSRC. Either or they will cause the traffic between the
VS-host
Title: Message
Hi,
Before continuing, Is your first problem resolved ?
Yann
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ArandaEnvoyé: jeudi 20 octobre 2005 01:15À:
ActiveDir@mail.activedir.orgObjet: RE: [ActiveDir] Microsoft
password notification service
Hello all,
I have an issue where all the performance counters on a Windows Server 2003 SP1
server all appear as numbers, no descriptions or clues are detailed to as why
this is occuring. The server also has SQL installed.
Does anyone have any notions?
Mark
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Hi,
I wander if anyone could help. We have many users running terminal server
sessions on one server. When set the default browser for one user it changes it
for all the users. Is the there a way to set the default browser for certain
groups via a group policy?
--
Shane De Jager
Technical
Shane De Jager wrote:
Hi,
I wander if anyone could help. We have many users running terminal server
sessions on one server. When set the default browser for one user it changes it
for all the users. Is the there a way to set the default browser for certain
groups via a group policy?
I
Not sure if you ever got this going?
If not, do you have either of these policy settings set?
computer configuratin/windows settings/security settings/local
policies/user rights assignment/deny access to this computer from the
network
or access this computer from the network?
For sure, the
That link send me to an OWA login for
MS...
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RenoufSent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 8:07 PMTo:
activedir@mail.activedir.orgSubject: [ActiveDir] OT: Exchange Insider
articles
Since Exchange seems to come up here fairly
Stop that crazy link stuff.. If you copy/paste the link
it works.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/2003/insider/default.mspx
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RenoufSent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 8:07 PMTo:
All, Just thought a quick update might save a bit of pain for those of you
that ever want to use the CreateXMLFromEnvironment.wsf and
CreateEnvironmentFromXML.wsf scripts from GPMC. I found a snag where
CreateEnvironmentFromXML.wsf can't import user accounts where the name
contains a comma (and
Hutchins, Mike wrote:
That link send me to an OWA login for MS...
Just use the diplayed link:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/2003/insider/default.mspx
--
Tomasz Onyszko
http://www.w2k.pl
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Ah, the MS cut and paste from OWA bug that leaves the OWA tag in the
html :-)
https://mail.microsoft.com/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/2003/insider/default.mspx
Try this:
That's good to know. I did not know you could install VS without the IIS
components.
I should point out that putting a GC in a remote site does often imply that
local resources (even if just opposable thumb types) will have the ability
to physically access the machine. You'll have some risk,
That's good to know. I did not know you could install VS without the IIS
components.
I should point out that putting a GC in a remote site does often imply that
local resources (even if just opposable thumb types) will have the ability
to physically access the machine. You'll have some risk,
Damn, this Gmail switching to rich text editing is messing with me! Sorry folks.
Phil
On 10/20/05, Susan Bradley, CPA aka Ebitz - SBS Rocks [MVP] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah, the MS cut and paste from OWA bugthat leaves the OWA tag in thehtml:-)
On this note, for another (slightly late) free software plug, pandoramon
(http://pandoramon.sourceforge.net) is quite a nice web-based open source
monitoring platform, and operates with agents running on target hosts (with an
agent for linux, windows, and several flavours of unix) that talks to
I will be out of the office starting 10/20/2005 and will not return until
10/24/2005.
I will respond to your message when I return.
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I am looking for some example script and/or help for the script I am writing for
my company. What I want to achieve is if I run the script against the machine
list which will be in the text file, it should give me the output in
the text file
saying which machine account is enabled, disabled or not
Before you do this, see oldcmp at www.joeware.net
http://www.joeware.net/win/free/index.htm
mc
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Jitendra Kalyankar
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 4:14 PM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject:
I know about the Oldcmp.exe, but the thing is the tool is really
powerful and I don't want Jr. Sys. Admins doing something or
deleting something that they are not suppose to. And again
I will have to go through the security department route to use
it. Too much hassel
Hope that explains my
Yes, but oldcmp does have significant levels of are you sure built in.
Anyway, there is a nice perl
solution you might want to look at on Robbie Allen's site, at
http://rallenhome.com/books/adcookbook/src/08.08-find_inactive_computers.pls.txt
In the book, Robbie explains why one would use Perl
Just as an FYI, scripts are just as dangerous or more so. It is why I wrote
oldcmp in the first place. Too many people biting themselves in the ass. I
don't know how I could put more rubber bumpers on that tool unless I started
asking questions to gauge levels of intelligence and whether or not
Hi Jitendra,
As a frequent user of joeware smile, I hope I can pipe in and
comment that joe's adfind.exe is strictly a querying tool and you can
achieve your quest with:
adfind -default -f
((objectcategory=computer)(useraccountcontrol:1.2.840.113556.
1.4.803:=2))
(watch the line wrap)
Mike
Wow! Thanks Joe for your reply also thanks Mark too. I tried my
best to explain to my manager but in vein so I am back to square
one. If my own manager is not comfy with it what will I tell the
Security!
I know the scripts are as dangerous as your util or even more so
but those who know how to
Well if you have a list of DNs, you will then create a loop in the script
that loops through connecting to those DNs and then grab the UAC attribute
and check to see if the account is disabled (bit 1 is lit, aka value 2) sort
of like
set o=getobject(LDAP://cn=someuser,cn=users,dc=joe,dc=com)
You can find more ADSI script samples (kinda of library) at
http://www.lissware.net
Go to the White Paper section and download the scripts and WP for free.
WHITE PAPERS:
October 2000 (Compaq Active Answers):
Part 1 - Introduction to the use of Exchange 2000 with Windows Script Host
(Script Kit)
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