I can't find an explanation and thought some of this august body might
know or can point me to some resource...
When viewing sessions in the Shared Folders MMC snap-in for an AD member
file server, there is a column labeled Idle Time.
What events reset this timer? I sometimes see very
I put the user accounts of the helpdesk personnel in the built in group,
Account Operators. This is precisely why I think that group exists.
-mjm
Salandra, Justin A. wrote:
I wanted to find out from all of you what ways you have delegated
password reset functions to your helpdesks. We
We use a 3rd party app SpaceGuard SRM from www.tools4ever.com on our
file servers to implement directory level (rather than user level) disk
quotas, monitor usage, send email to users when they get close or hit
the quota, etc.
I can monitor and manage quotas from a single client workstation
no oops needed, IMHO
I think we crossed a line here and would like to see this thread stopped
before Tony gets back. ;-)
-mjm
Susan Bradley, CPA aka Ebitz - SBS Rocks [MVP] wrote:
(oops)
;-) and :-) of course
Susan Bradley, CPA aka Ebitz - SBS Rocks [MVP] wrote:
... it must be everyone
I tried to sign up for MS email security alerts. But I get an error:
The portion of your e-mail address that follows the @ symbol is part of
a reserved domain such as live.com, hotmail.com, msn.com or
passport.com. Please type a different e-mail address.
I tried my general work address
.
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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We use Exchange 2003 running on Win2k3 server Standard Edition strictly
for distribution groups where all user objects have external SMTP
addresses - no Exchange mailboxes, etc. We have a simple single forest,
single site AD Win2k R2 domain.
A message addressed to one of our AD distribution
The powers that be at my site want to implement IM using Jabber and
would like to leverage our AD for authentication.
We are just starting to think about this. It's not yet decided if the
Jabber server will be running on Linux or Windows.
I would imagine several people in this august body
ADM files are silently updated by whatever host machine you use. The
recommendation is to use the latest and greatest OS on a dedicated GPO
machine so that the latest ADM files are available for use.
-mjm
Michael J. Miller
Computing Services
College of Veterinary Medicine, UIUC
The recent discussion of LDAP queries from the outside brings to mind a
question regarding FERPA for those of us working in the education arena.
See http://www.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ferpa/index.html
How do you deal with hiding directory data for individuals who have
elected to not have
It strikes me that y'all are trying to cobble together a bicycle. Why
not use a car?
AD Toolkit from Javelina Software has last logon as one of many
pre-configured reports.
You run it against and OU or entire domain and it returns last logon
info as well as which DC handled it.
Saving a
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It strikes me that y'all are trying to cobble together a bicycle. Why
not use a car?
AD Toolkit from Javelina Software has last logon as one of many
pre
Maybe you wouldn't exactly call it a utility tool, but WSUS can generate
reports with all kinds of info regarding the status of patches for all
machines in the domain.
It's free and has minimal hardware requirements. You can service all
your machines via a GPO and, if you're the cautious
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