he process. I've done a few of
these in the past with no issues but we've since added Exchange to the mix so
that's my main concern. Single forest, single domain, multiple sites.
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ysadm@lists.myitforum.com
Subject: [NTSysADM] RE: Forest Functional Level change
Which version of Exchange? Including SPs and URs.
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Subject: [NTSysADM] RE: Forest Functional Level change
2010 SP1 UR6
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So, if I'm reading this correctly, PASSWORD1 is valid. :) WhooHoo!!
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Also, from earlier in the thread I seem to recall that one of the child DCs
resolved correctly while the other one resolved external addresses. That's
pointing to configuration rather than the fact that the domain exists.
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We’ve run into this on a pretty common basis in our remote offices. To the
best of my knowledge every instance so far has been resolved by forcing the dns
search list to contain the domain we’re trying to join and making it first on
the list. Because of some client related configurations we ac
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Subject: [NTSysADM] RE: Forest Functional Level change
It's
Good point. I've run across problems in the past where everything looked
correct. Turned out the year was wrong. :(
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I wind up having to remove / rejoin machines to our domain occasionally that
have been stored, etc., and get purged from the directory. While the unjoin
process will prompt you for a reboot, I've not had any ill effects from
skipping it and just immediately doing the rejoin. The research I've
Just a shot in the dark, but …
Since you said it was file format/extension dependent I’d check the file
associations for .rpt files and see what program is set to deal with them. I’m
guessing that may be different between the working XP clients and the failing
Win7 clients.
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the file copies fine.
-Dave Lum
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I can't say for what's been available recently but that sounds like exactly
what we were using about 10 years ago in my QA group. Any OS, nothing else.
They might have dropped it at some point in between and have revived it, or
perhaps renamed it, but I'm sure that's what we were using.
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Sorry, I've recently joined the list, but it sounds like you might be looking
for a commercial consumer router which is already running DDWRT. In that case,
some of the Buffalo units are probably what you're looking for. I believe the
N600 is one of them.
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If you're covered under SA there's WinTCP. Not open source, but free (if you're
covered). I haven't worked with it yet, but I pulled a copy last week. Still
trying to work it into my schedule.
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So, for those of you who've actually used them, do they support multiple
networks, vlans, etc.?
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Given our experiences with UAG over the last couple of years, I'd say they quit
testing with XP a looonnng time ago. :)
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If this is a broken update Microsoft normally wouldn't charge for an incident.
Probably worth the attempt at least to confirm.
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What high memory? This system only had 128K ☺
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Young Whipper Snapper! ☺
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Since we're on this topic, (and not to hijack the thread, it seems sort
related) :) , is there a print equivalent to DFS which would make the target
server transparent to the user? (Or is that what the 'point & print' is
supposed to do?
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I'd considered clustering, although not that particular configuration. Since
we're a VMWare shop that's easy enough to do with a FT VM. It may wind up
being the best choice available. Either way that provides redundancy and
failover, but not transparency.
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Even assuming resume works, if you haven't already done so I'd strongly
recommend you scan your network for FTP servers, as it certainly appears that
you've got more than one. That could also be the result of conditional headers
based on some client response, etc., but I think I'd want to confi
You might be able to address that by setting up a route on the remote FW to
force that specific IP traffic out over the Internet instead of through the
tunnel. It depends on the FW and what it's specific capabilities are.
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Do you plan on maintaining support for both v1 and v2 of the AD scripts? I’m
game to help test but 2012 isn’t in the picture for a while down the road.
Perhaps a fallback mode to the 2008r2 functionality if the requirements for
2012 aren’t available?
Anyway, I’m in! ☺
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We use MS NAP for enforcing health checks on our VPN. Happy to discuss if you
like in that limited capacity. We don't really use it elsewhere, at least yet.
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ell when it happens fairly easily, but
nothing in the event logs, etc., seems to indicate what triggered it, or what
process is doing it. It doesn't happen as part of a DHCP operation as best we
can tell.
Melvin Backus | Sr. Systems Analyst | Byers Engineering Co
DNS servers
>>which are used to resolve hosts in the partner's domains.
Why would you need separate DNS servers to handle this?
ASB
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Subject: [NTSysADM] DNS server settings getting changed
OK, this has been driving us nuts for a couple of days now.
One of our remote sites is
omeone got
some software called DNSchanger installed. It would change DNS to 8.8.8.8 and
8.8.4.4.
Are those the IP's its changing to?
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Subject: RE: [NTSysADM] DNS server settings getting changed
No other DHCP servers that I'm aware of bu
trojan.
It seems odd that these systems are getting your Domain DNS. Would those
servers be providing resolution to systems that would otherwise not? Would
someone want to use your Domain DNS over what you are configuring?
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On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 6:15 AM, Melvin Backus
mailto:melvin.bac
-sc
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Subject: RE: [NTSysADM] DN
P4
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Subject: RE: [NTSysADM] RE: DNS server settings getting changed
We'
we track what is actually
changing the DNS settings? I can tell when it happens fairly easily, but
nothing in the event logs, etc., seems to indicate what triggered it, or what
process is doing it. It doesn't happen as part of a DHCP operation as best we
can tell.
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Subject: Re: [NTSysADM] RE: DNS server settings getting changed
Network location profiles...I'm just sayin :) 2 minutes to delete and
recreate, 30 minutes to wait for results.
On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 9:00 AM, Mel
amp; Information Security) for the
SMB market...
On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 10:31 AM, Melvin Backus
mailto:melvin.bac...@byers.com>> wrote:
Yep, been there. That's actually our temp solution, make them static instead
of dhcp.
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58 AM, Melvin Backus
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OK, I surrender. Showing my ignorance, where do I do that on an XP box?
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h of DNS
server info.
Regards,
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Providing Virtual CIO Services (IT Operations & Information Security) for the
SMB market...
On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 9:41 AM, Melvin Backus
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No
eeMe.com/AndrewBaker<http://xeeme.com/AndrewBaker>
Providing Virtual CIO Services (IT Operations & Information Security) for the
SMB market...
On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 11:19 AM, Melvin Backus
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I was actually already doing that, just in ca
heduled Task causing this?
(Late to the party)
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reliable as hell for email delivery :-)
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Hey, it just means, if you can't get into the parking lot, you can't attack the
front door. :) Well, at least not without finding another path. :(
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Perhaps this? Haven’t tried it, just digging.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Image-File-Execution-Options---How-to-Hijack-a-Program&id=4088225
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And I believe that technically this is classified as a browser patch, not an OS
patch. The fact that they weren't planning on releasing it for XP was likely
more policy driven than technical requirements. I suspect most of the stuff is
just a matter of proper tagging to get it pushed rather th
Congrats dude. Good luck!
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Sent: Monday, May 05, 2014 10:30 AM
To: ntsysadm@lists.myit
There’s the trigger you need.
We can do XYZ for free. If you need 123 then we’ll have to pay $$$. If it’s
just something for them, they usually couldn’t care less, but when it becomes
something they have to buy for the whole company things get reevaluated.
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Systeminfo with the csv format option should get what you want.
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I think it can safely be assumed (yes I know) that a deployment server should
never overwrite itself as part of a deployment.
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To: ntsysadm@lists.myitforum.com
Subject: RE: [NTSysADM] A Windows 7 image was deployed to EVERYTHING.
I think it can safely be assumed (yes I know) that a deployment server should
never overwrite itself as part of a deployment.
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I'm guessing you probably found the same one I did. I've been running if for
about 5 years now with no "known" ill effects, in case that makes you feel
better. We also handle employee type that way too. I agree, a separate tab or
being able to expose it on one of the existing tabs would be pr
'd still like to have something available that's already familiar with
everyone else for new users.
-Paul
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Sent: Monday, May 19, 2014 4:13 PM
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Number is an
option.
Powershell is a definite for initially populating the attribute for existing
users. I'd still like to have something available that's already familiar with
everyone else for new users.
-Paul
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ng into using an attribute that won't change and employeeNumber is an
option.
Powershell is a definite for initially populating the attribute for existing
users. I'd still like to have something available that's already familiar with
everyone else for new users.
-Paul
-Or
Yep, lots of folks got bitten by that. I use a powershell script to parse AD
for expiring users and do email notifications. I found a very nice one here:
http://www.ehloworld.com/318
A few tweaks to customize it to your site (most of those are flagged in the
script) and you're on your way.
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in vsphere causing things to get removed from the
configuration, but that isn't consistent with this since they still show up
both in the GUI and in the VMWare settings. (We actually have people do that
occasionally in our VDI environment, and now I actually know how to prevent it.
)
a
t;
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Subject: [NTSysADM] Invisible NIC - now there's no network
OK, after about a day and a half looking at this I'm official
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Subject: [NTSysADM] RE: Invisible NIC - now there's no
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Subject: Re: [NTSysADM] RE: Invisible NIC - now there's no network
Corrupt plug-n-play database?
On May 27, 2014, at 12:51, "Melvin Backus"
mailto:melvin.bac...@byers.com>> wrote:
There don’t appear to be. The only things that show up by turning on t
m.com
Subject: Re: [NTSysADM] Invisible NIC - now there's no network
Are you running SEP by chance?
Robert
On Tue, May 27, 2014 at 2:53 PM, Melvin Backus
mailto:melvin.bac...@byers.com>> wrote:
OK, after about a day and a half looking at this I’m officially, well, that
might get me toss
ows.
Cheers,
Robert
On Tue, May 27, 2014 at 4:09 PM, Melvin Backus
mailto:melvin.bac...@byers.com>> wrote:
Yes, we are.
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OK, so now it comes out. The aliens who *were* that division went home. :)
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Everyone but you apparently. ☺
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Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2014 12:52 PM
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Subject:
Probably because the old list never stopped working, it just died functionally.
AFAIK, they're still sending out quarterly admin notices, etc.
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Userprofile includes the drive, homepath doesn’t.
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Behalf Of Richard Stovall
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2014 10:5
That said, in pretty much every case of machines that we’ve done a P2V, while
they were successful, we later ended up rebuilding the VM or replacing it,
either because of weird failures or performance issues. I know that
*shouldn’t* happen, but after a few rounds of fighting it we just stopped
oads not suited to a VM in our environment.)
On Fri, Jun 6, 2014 at 6:49 AM, Melvin Backus
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That said, in pretty much every case of machines that we’ve done a P2V, while
they were successful, we later ended up rebuilding the VM or replacing it,
either
Technically your license is only good on the original hardware if it's an OEM.
It can't be transferred. By P2V or server replacement for that matter, your
license is no longer valid.
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Of course not. They’re all housed one of those DC in a box thingies. You
know, take a shipping container and turn it into a self-contained data center.
It was already on the back of a truck for DR purposes and they just drove
across town. Connectivity was only via wireless, so everything sta
I've never had occasion to use it but I believe that VMWare has a shrink
functionality as well. It's part of the VM tools run from within the VM.
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We're in the process of planning an upgrade from VMWare ESX 4.1 to 5.5. At
this point it appears that our biggest challenge is going to be upgrading the
vCenter server, but I was wondering if anyone had any specific things we should
watch out for during the process.
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No one is ever 100% sure about Microsoft licensing. Not even Microsoft. Call
up 10 different Microsoft licensing specialists (not partners, Microsoft
employees) and you'll likely get at least 6 different answers. I usually take
the single answer with the most hits and move forward. :)
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The
That said, I have to question why they would want to continue providing access
to email. If there is some reason this person might legitimately need to
continue receiving these emails, I'd create a new contact and just forward
email to whatever external address they choose rather than actively
In which case I would ask if they need to be able to send email as a part of
the requirement so that you can implement an appropriate solution and move
forward accordingly. If they only need to receive email, the forward does that
while "restricting them to only email access" as requested. :)
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Subject: RE: [NTSysADM] email access only - urgent
In which case I would ask if they need t
While the likelihood of success is small, you are doing them a disservice by
not letting them know that this app which they bought because it was $500
cheaper is actually costing them more because the vendor has offloaded the
painful part and made it a user expense. If your internal processes p
In the past I found that screen savers seem to have a 2 hour time limit, so see
if reducing the time below 120 minutes actually changes the time before this
happens.
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You mean like IPv4? ;)
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Behalf Of Ken Schaefer
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2014 2:25 AM
There are lots of obsolete ciphers out there. That doesn’t mean they were bad,
just that they’ve been compromised at some point since they’re creation and are
now no longer secure. I’m not sure I understand what’s sad about a security
based audit expecting that they be disabled. Do you still
True, accept that due to management ... hmm, what's the word... anyway, all
users have local admin rights. :( If I were actually alone in this situation
I'd be much less dismayed since I would be able to point to anywhere else and
say, "Nobody else allows this", but hey, it pays the bills.
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Group policy allows for direct control of RDP sessions. You can determine how
long before idle sessions are disconnected, and if/when disconnected sessions
are logged off.
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Sounds like you're trying to solve a management problem with a technical
solution. :)
Sorry, I couldn't resist. Nothing I'm aware of to help in that case since the
application itself is handling it. I would suggest that you look for some
means of preventing the application from being minimize
Wiser…
W ith I mproved S #*t E scape R esources
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Sent: Monday, July 07, 2014 5:06 PM
To
something breaks by doing it and you suffer production issues then that
is a different story altogether.
Ez
On Jul 7, 2014 7:34 AM, "Melvin Backus"
mailto:melvin.bac...@byers.com>> wrote:
There are lots of obsolete ciphers out there. That doesn’t mean they were bad,
just that th
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Subje
It appears that this might be of benefit. I haven't tried it so please let us
know how you make out.
http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2013/01/17/use-powershell-to-change-the-mouse-pointer-scheme.aspx
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I recommend that you remove the words physical an virtual from your user
interaction vocabulary, they don't care, know, or need to know in almost all
cases.
Tell them that the TurboCool server which runs WizzBangApp is having problems
with xyz and don't worry about physical/virtual/whatever. I
Been there. Server, Server2, yada, yada. Replaced them all and made that go
away, as fast as possible. :)
I suppose you could always do the air quotes thing, and ask, is that server or
"server"?
Seems like a name change would be in order but as I recall SQL doesn't really
like that all that
If I’m not mistaken the extra infrastructure is still required if you need to
support Win7 clients. I can also recommend an excellent book on the topic if
you’re interested.
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various places to make it go.
Kurt
On Mon, Jul 21, 2014 at 10:13 AM, Melvin Backus wrote:
> If I’m not mistaken the extra infrastructure is still required if you
> need to support Win7 clients. I can also recommend an excellent book
> on the topic if you’re interested.
>
>
>
; hints and tips in there.
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Su
In that case it sounds like:
Old through away PC + free NAS distro = local storage server
I've used FreeNAS very successfully in the past. I believe that has actually
become NAS4Free however if I recall correctly. I believe the former was
purchased by a commercial entity and the free version
Umm, that would be about 40 years ago, primarily in the telco/utility
industries. Field vs on-prem has been around forever in those environments.
Like most things, intermingling leads to migration of terminology.
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Oh gee, thanks. Just when I got it added to my "Threads that just won't die"
filter. :O
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Plus, one more very important attribute...
It gives you the ability to break every single user in your customer base at
one time if you screw up. :)
I know, I'm being snarky. Still just a little PO'd by a hosted solution that
broke a function and took 4 months to fix it. As it happens I just
If there was no VPN between the sites, how would traffic have routed to HQ?
All the IP ranges were private so they would have been stripped by default
unless you have some means of routing them without the VPN.
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Ahh, new VPN to "wrong" site... Now it makes sense. Well, not why it failed,
but at least why it joined.
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Gee, I'm starting to feel old. Can we stop now? :)
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ditto
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I didn't apply until around 6:30 when I got to work that morning and still got
one.
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