Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Summer Maintenance
Probably
some virus spoofing the address. Check the headers, send them back here if need
be
Thanks.
--Brian Desmond
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Hello!
We have recently been testing SP2 on our machines and have
found some weird issues post – install… Specifically, Windows
prompts the user for the New Hardware Found Wizard… In some cases,
after 4 or 5 reboots, the hardware is “found” and installed.
In other cases the only qui
Steve-
Since bad passwords will get chained up to the PDC FSMO role holder, you
should be able to limit your queries to that DC and get an accurate
picture of the accounts in that domain. This should work with ADFind or
any script that grabs the badpassword count.
Hunter
-Original Message--
Is it possible to block all Java Applets from running on a
domain except for those applets that are approved? If so, how?
Thank you for your replies,
Edwin
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Summer Maintenance
The user could have been bcc'ed (Blind Carbon Copy) on the
email in question.
Clyde
Burns
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Title: Edb log file
Hi
Dinesh,
You just cannot
move (and you shoudn’t) the files through the windows explorer (I presume
you did that). You need to use NTDSUTIL to move the LOG FILES PATH. See for
more info the following articles:
Windows
2000: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx
Title: Edb log file
Since last 4 days we have seen lot of edb log files are getting generated on one of the domain controller in forest. Because of this drive is getting full of log file.
I have moved log file from that location to another manually, but after sometime those log file are got
