Re: VMware Training

[Jay Kulsh]

My original question about quality of eLearning material got lost in the 
discussion of VCP requisites. Permit me to repost it:
*
Would like to know experience of others who may have taken All-Access eLearning 
(self-paced) courses offered by VMware site.

How do they compare with TrainSignal's VMware courses? Thanks.
 
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Re: VMware Training

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Harry,

Thanks for responding. Becoming VCP is not my goal; learning VMware is. That is 
why I want to do online (self-paced) training, and would like input along that 
path.

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Win 2008 Restore glitch with Windowsimagebackup

[Jay Kulsh]

This Win 2008 server totally crashed and I have Windowsimagebackup of all 
critical volumes on a remote server.

Did not have large enough portable USB disk to copy that backup and connect to 
crashed server, and could not view network while using Restore option with OS 
DVD.

So, did a quick install of OS and after network could be seen, used remote 
location to restore the backup image. However, since C: drive was in use, the 
restored image could only be put on D: drive. Made D: partition active and C: 
inactive, and now none are working.

My question: If I do the temp OS install on D: drive and then do a restore to 
C: drive from that network location, will I be able to get back the old server 
if I make C: active and D: inactive? Thanks.

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RE: Microsoft VM - 5 ways of backing up?

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David,

Is there a "non-scary" way to do backup of VM? I thought VSS was most 
trustworthy. Thanks.

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Re: Microsoft VM - 5 ways of backing up?

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Rene,

That would work only if you have an extra local disk with enough space to 
contain the backup. This extra disk cannot be part of "allCritical" disks, 
obviously.

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RE: Microsoft VM - 5 ways of backing up?

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Michael,

Can you share the commands? Thanks.

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RE: Microsoft VM - 5 ways of backing up?

[Jay Kulsh]

Terry,

Thanks for the WBadmin command line entry.

About "The biggest problem is that everytime you run it, you overwrite the old 
backup so you only have the latest backup." -- this is so only because your 
target is a remote share. A local drive can keep versions.

I think your -AllCritical switch backs up all VMs. There is no option to select 
just one.

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RE: Microsoft VM - 5 ways of backing up?

[Jay Kulsh]

Terry,

I think you are backing up your VMs from the host machine which is Windows 2008 
R2. Right? Even with command-line of OBadmin, it is my understanding that you 
need to backup all VMs and entire partions where their files are. Is there 
option to backup individual VMs with command line of OBAdmin in R2? (I am using 
2008 host without R2.) Thanks.

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Microsoft VM - 5 ways of backing up?

[Jay Kulsh]

After reading numerous articles, it seems to me that there may be 5 ways of 
backing up a Microsoft VM:

1. Doing an on-line backup using a VSS-aware software like Microsoft's SCVMM or 
Altaro, etc.

2. Doing an on-line backup from the host machine, of all VMs, of all critical 
disks, using built-in WBadmin. (Many conditions must be met for this to work, 
but they are doable in most cases.)

3. Saving the VM (not quite stopping it, but neither is VM on-line; perhaps we 
can think that VM is in sleep mode.)

4. Exporting a VM after stopping it.

5. Copying VHD file (along with XML & BIN files?) after stopping it.

Where am I wrong here? May be some of these methods should not be characterized 
as backups. Of the valid methods, which is most reliable and which is most easy 
to accomplish? Thanks.

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Robocopy's /MOVE switch not working

[Jay Kulsh]

Hi folks,

I have used Robocopy with /E /B and /COPYALL switches to copy data from source 
to destination.

Now I want to delete the source data and am trying to use /MOVE switch in place 
of above 3 switches but it does not want to delete the source folders.

Could it be that MOVE switch does not work if the destination data is already 
there? Any workaround? Thanks.

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Re: Windows MMC - "The parameter is incorrect" error

[Jay Kulsh]

K: was mapped to a remote drive which is compressed. That compression may be 
responsible in some way for the problem. Thanks.

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Re: Windows MMC - "The parameter is incorrect" error

[Jay Kulsh]

In addition to 
xcopy K:\Vid* D:\ /O /X /E /H /K /C /I /Q /Y
I had also executed:
xcopy K:\Vid* C:\ /O /X /E /H /K /C /I /Q /Y

I could not access C: drive remotely so assumed that would not be able to see 
event logs. But in fact I can see event logs of this server. Thanks Andrew for 
leading me that way, but logs don't tell me much. Here they are:

In System Event  logs: (After reboot)

Source:  Server Event ID:  2511 (Warning)
"The server service was unable to recreate the share Baker because the 
directory D:\Baker no longer exists... "

Source:  Service Control ManagerEvent ID:  7023 (Error)
The Windows Search service terminated with the following error: 
Access is denied.
** This error repeats periodically, every few hours **

In Application Event log, these errors started right when C: and D: became 
invisible.

Source: ESENT   Event ID:  491 (Error)
wuaueng.dll (956) SUS20ClientDataStore: An attempt to determine the minimum I/O 
block size for the volume "C:\" containing 
"C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore\DataStore.edb" failed with system 
error 5 (0x0005): "Access is denied. ".  The operation will fail with error 
-1032 (0xfbf8).

** This error is repeated about every hour **

Source: ESENT   Event ID:  439 (Error)
wuaueng.dll (956) SUS20ClientDataStore: Unable to write a shadowed header for 
file C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore\DataStore.edb. Error -1032.

Source: ESENT   Event ID:  473 (Error)
wuaueng.dll (956) SUS20ClientDataStore: Database 
C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore\DataStore.edb was partially detached. 
 Error -1032 encountered updating database headers.

On searching on these ESENT errors, found articles about Exchange, but this is 
just a file server. Thanks again to all of you.

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Re: Windows MMC - "The parameter is incorrect" error

[Jay Kulsh]

Andrew,

Robcopy is not the culprit. Xcopy is. Even after we could not access C: or D: 
drives, roobocpy kept running as I could see in network traffic and its cmd 
window.

Xcopy has modified default permissions of drives. We cannot view any log or 
disk remotely either.

I think running SECEDIT is perhaps the way to go and hope that we can open 
command prompt at least in safe mode. Need some feedback about use of SECEDIT 
in this situation. Thanks.
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Re: Windows MMC - "The parameter is incorrect" error

[Jay Kulsh]

Hi Andrew,

Both C: and D: drives are obviously there since we can logon to the server, but 
as I mentioned in earlier postings, we cannot access any contents of either, 
nor can we look at their security settings. This also means, we cannot see 
logfiles which were on C: drive.

We need to figure out how to reset the permissions of these 2 drives to default.

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Re: Windows MMC - "The parameter is incorrect" error

[Jay Kulsh]

Kurt,

We have "access is denied" when we try to look at the contents or the the 
security settings of C: and D: drives.

I am thinking of (1) rebooting in safe mode OR (2) doing repair from Windows 
DVD OR (3) recovering from DEll partition.

Which may be the best approach to get the security settings of C: and D: drves 
back to the default? Thanks.

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Re: Windows MMC - "The parameter is incorrect" error

[Jay Kulsh]

Ben,

1. I have stated my robocopy and xcopy commands in another reply.

2. Yes, I know robocopy is so much better. I used Xcopy after a long time and 
followed MS KB 323007 for switches so NTFS permissions of various folders could 
be copied.
(Robocopy did not give option to select a subset of folders by name; I was 
hoping Xcopy would allow folder-name-selection by wild cards.)

3. Yes, I was running from an elevated command prompt (UAC).

4. Error message on running Xcopy - "Access denied" to destination directory.

5. I try to view drives from Windows Explorer. (I wish I could attach a 
screen-shot!) For C: and D: drives, now there are only names without the 
horizontal bars showing full size & free size. I can see first tab of property 
pages where both drive show size of 0 MB. For mapped drive, the proper bar is 
there. Of course I cannot open disk mgmt as any MMC is inaccessible.

6. You guess seems correct that drive permissions got copied from 
another computer to the local computer. How do I reset them. Thanks.

Thanks.

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Re: Windows MMC - "The parameter is incorrect" error

[Jay Kulsh]

Kurt,

Thanks for responding. Here is Robycopy command used:
Robocopy K:\ D:\ /E /COPYALL /MIR /W:1 /NP /Log+:C:\Robustcopy.log

Xcopy command was:
xcopy K:\Vid* D:\ /O /X /E /H /K /C /I /Q /Y

Even after C: and D: were invisible, robocopy kept working -- as seen in its 
command window, and in task manager.

The sourse directory or disk is compressed. Is any shortcut a reparse point?
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Re: Dell's Auto-Snapshot Manager (EqualLogic) vs. tradtional backup softwares

[Jay Kulsh]

Ben,

Thanks for responding on this semi-holiday. Yes we will take a copy of data 
off-site or setup iSCSI SAN in a remote location.

I don't see much use of software like Symantec's Backup Exec in such a 
scenario. That was the thrust of my question. Thanks again.
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Dell's Auto-Snapshot Manager (EqualLogic) vs. tradtional backup softwares

[Jay Kulsh]

As I learn more about Dell's Auto-Snapshot Manager that works with their 
EqualLogic PS series, I am inclined to think that we may no longer need 
traditional softwares like Backup Exec.

Could I be right? If wrong, in what respect?

Please share your experiences in the area.. Thanks.

Jay K.
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IPv6 DNS queries not understood by Name Servers

[Jay Kulsh]

When IPv6 capable machines (Mac OS X, Win Vista or Win 7) send DNS query 
request for a www A record in IPv6 format, Name Servers at Network Solution 
respond with generic entry (*, all others) rather than the correct www entry.

DNS servers of our company are Windows 2003 R2. Either they are sending out or 
forwarding the request in the wrong format or Network Solution's NS server 
don't understand IPv6 requests, resulting in non-specific, wrong response. (We 
have analyzed the packets and no other DNS servers are involved.)

Has anyone encountered this? Who is the real culprit? What may be the solution?

IPv6 requests are sent out even when IPv6 is disabled (unchecked) on Mac OS X 
or Windows machines. Thanks to you all.

Jay

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From managed SAV 10 client to unmanged SEP 11 (going nuts...)

[Jay Kulsh]

I have ungraded two W2K3 servers including a DC in this network from managed 
SAV 10 client to unmanaged SEP 11 client rather smoothly. But on this member 
server, which is running Blackberry Enterprise BTW, upgrade process gets 
aborted with the error "The SAVMain feature is must be installed with Symantec 
Antivirus. When using the ADDLOCAL property please include SAVMain in the list 
of features to install." Searching on Internet on this error produced very 
little.

I attempted to uninstall SAV10 from Add/Remove CPL as well as from setup.exe 
file of CLT-INST folder-share but get this same error each time. Also, followed 
lengthy instructions of Symantec doc ID 2005050210381448 to manually uninstall 
SAV10 (there was very little to clean) but it still won't go away from the 
programs list in CPL. After and before that, tried to install SEP11 from root 
setup.exe file of CD1 as well as from setup.exe in its SEP folder. Have 
rebooted this server after each operation -- about 8 times (during late night 
hours).

Thankfully only thing good is that I can still install back SAV10 client -- and 
Blackberry services are quietly chugging along during all this 
uninstall/reinstall mayhem.

Any idea on how to clean this server of SAV 10 client so SEP 11 can be put in 
place? Thanks.

Jay
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RE: About 2 Antivirus and Antispyware Policies of SEPM

[Jay Kulsh]

Thanks, Ken.

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RE: About 2 Antivirus and Antispyware Policies of SEPM

[Jay Kulsh]

Thanks Roger for your input. (Suprised no one else has anything to say, since 
these should be common decisions to make...)

Jay
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About 2 Antivirus and Antispyware Policies of SEPM

[Jay Kulsh]

Hi guys,

1. Is once a week admin scan enough? I am used to doing them daily during lunch 
hour.
2. Is there need to scan files inside compressed files which are sent as 
attachments -- to 3 levels? I rather have no scaning within zipped file 
attchments. Otherwise how will users send certain files, by renaming their 
extensions?

Jay


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Seeing Only one Exchange 2003 when creating mailbox for new user

[Jay Kulsh]

in our Exchange 2003 organization, we have 7 admin groups (AGs) corresponding 
roughly to # of child domains. When an admin of a domain creates a new user, he 
is prompted to create a mailbox and is given option to pick from ANY exchange 
server in the entire Win2K3 forest. We want to limit this option to only their 
local-to-domain Exchange server. 

It seems Microsoft article #883381 talks about this issue but their solution to 
deny 6 permissions at AG or Server level is a bit odd since that means you have 
to remove inheritance of view-only permissions from the Exch root for all 
remote domain admins. Also I remember seeing an Exchange 2K3 setup where this 
was accomplished without undoing inheritance of permissions. Please straighten 
me out. Thanks.

Jay
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Scope of Domain admins of Child domains

[Jay Kulsh]

Brian, 

You wrote "A domain admin in any one domain in a forest can easily be a domain 
admin in every domain if [s]he wants to be."

Could you please explain this? Perhaps you are including the root/parent domain 
also. In any case I will like to know how is it possible?

(I have modified the subject of the thread a bit.)

Jay 
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RE: Can AD child domains establish outside trust without parent permission?

[Jay Kulsh]

Thanks Bob and Anders.
We will start monitoring the specific events in logs.

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Can AD child domains establish outside trust without parent permission?

[Jay Kulsh]

Can AD child domains establish outside trust without permission of admin of the 
parent/root domain? Can this be prevented? If not, how can we monitor this? 
Thanks.

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RE: Can we limit administration to One DHCP server in a domain?

[Jay Kulsh]

Malcom,

Not all companies can afford to have separate server for DHCP. As consultants, 
we find DHCP service running on DC much more often than not.

(1) What is wrong with separate DHCP server for each site?
(2) This company is splitting and that site needs to be administered by some 
"outside" guys who will not be domain admins at this time.

Chris, Thanks for the article link. We have gone to plan B now.

Jay
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Can we limit administration to One DHCP server in a domain?

[Jay Kulsh]

We have many sites in Winows 2003 domain with DHCP server running on a DC on 
each site. We would like a user (who is not a member of Domain Admins group) to 
administer only one DHCP server -- on his site. However, making him a member of 
DHCP administrators group gives him rights on all DHCP servers and DHCP users 
group can only view configuration of these servers.

Perhaps, installing DHCP on a member server is a solution, but can this be 
achieved while keeping DHCP servers on DCs? Thanks.

Jay Kulsh
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RE: List of Exclusive rights of Windows 2003 Administrators???

[Jay Kulsh]

Don,

I am only given a general idea that they should be allowed to manage objects in 
the OUs of their site. Nothing very specific. Anyway, I came up with about 9 
domain-wide tasks that only admins can do and mgmt seems satsified.

Jay
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RE: List of Exclusive rights of Windows 2003 Administrators???

[Jay Kulsh]

Thanks Z. I will let them have DHCP read only rights. My search had shown that 
unless I make them member of Accounts Operator, they cannot unlock a locked-out 
user.

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List of Exclusive rights of Windows 2003 Administrators???

[Jay Kulsh]

We have been asked to give some remote users all rights to manage object in OUs 
of their sites -- without making them member of Domain Admins group. To this 
end, we have delegated them all rights and made them member of Accounts 
Operator, DNS admin and DHCP admin groups.

Now mgmt has asked us to give a list of things these users will NOT be able to 
do. I have cited 3 examples:
- extend AD schema
- promote or demote a DC
- create or link a GPO for the entire domain

But they want an exhaustive or even comprehensive list!! Is there such a list 
somewhere? (What other examples may I give?) Thanks.

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RE: Pros and Cons of Merging/Not-merging two independent AD domains of a company

[Jay Kulsh]

Ken,

Thanks for replying.
We did not create two AD forests. These used to be two separate companies -- 
now one, with distinct areas of business.

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Re: Exchange 5.5 and Windows CE - I was wrong...

[Jay Kulsh]

Dan,

It worked. Specifying SMTP server of ISP worked. The person who was trying
it before had misspelled the name.

I feet like a real dummy since the POP3 account that I have been using for
more than 2 years to participate in this list has similar setup, though in
reverse.

Thanks again.

Jay

P.S.: Fred, limiting by IP addresses could not work in our scenario.

- Original Message -
From: "Miley, Dan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "NT System Admin Issues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 7:03 AM
Subject: RE: Exchange 5.5 and Windows CE - Tell me I am wrong...


>
> you can push outgoing mail to your ISP's relay
>
> mail..net
>
> instead of your exchange server.
>
> receive mail at exchange, send mail throu ISP.
>
> just a thought.  (and that's what we do with outlook 2k on win2k)
>
> Dan
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jay Kulsh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 12:17 AM
> To: NT System Admin Issues
> Subject: Exchange 5.5 and Windows CE - Tell me I am wrong...
>
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I think if you use POP3 client on Windows CE machines (Tripad and Clio
etc.)
> to connect to Exchange 5.5, you would have to leave SMTP relay open-to-all
> on Exchange server, otherwise users can not send out emails. In other
words,
> this Exchange server is open to abuse by spammers.
>
>
> This is so because Windows CE does not have a settings for SMTP
> authentication on its POP3 client. It does not even have setting to change
> SMTP port# from default 25.
>
> Tell me I am wrong... tell me I am ignorant. Better yet, tell me that
there
> is a workaround for this. If not, tell me I am right and make me sad...
>
> Jay
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Re: Exchange 5.5 and Windows CE - Tell me I am wrong...

[Jay Kulsh]

Tom,

None of these things could work in our situation. Users use different ISP to
connect to Internet so their assigned IPs do not fall in any set range.

Dialup would be very expensive since users are all over the country. VPN is
also not in the picture.

Thanks for input.

Jay
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Subject: RE: Exchange 5.5 and Windows CE - Tell me I am wrong...


> There are other methods you can use restrict  relaying without
> authentication.  You can allow by host IP. If using VPN or dialup to
> internal RAS connections you can allow relaying from Only the internal
> network.
>
>
> Tom
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jay Kulsh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 12:17 AM
> To: NT System Admin Issues
> Subject: Exchange 5.5 and Windows CE - Tell me I am wrong...
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I think if you use POP3 client on Windows CE machines (Tripad and Clio
etc.)
> to connect to Exchange 5.5, you would have to leave SMTP relay open-to-all
> on Exchange server, otherwise users can not send out emails. In other
words,
> this Exchange server is open to abuse by spammers.
>
>
> This is so because Windows CE does not have a settings for SMTP
> authentication on its POP3 client. It does not even have setting to change
> SMTP port# from default 25.
>
> Tell me I am wrong... tell me I am ignorant. Better yet, tell me that
there
> is a workaround for this. If not, tell me I am right and make me sad...
>
> Jay
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Re: Exchange 5.5 and Windows CE - Tell me I am wrong...

[Jay Kulsh]

Thanks Dan,

We are going to try your suggestion and would let you know if it works. It
might.

BTW, I do not think it matters whether you are using POP3 or IMAP for this
setting.

Jay

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- Original Message -
From: "Miley, Dan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "NT System Admin Issues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 7:03 AM
Subject: RE: Exchange 5.5 and Windows CE - Tell me I am wrong...


>
> you can push outgoing mail to your ISP's relay
>
> mail..net
>
> instead of your exchange server.
>
> receive mail at exchange, send mail throu ISP.
>
> just a thought.  (and that's what we do with outlook 2k on win2k)
>
> Dan
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jay Kulsh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 12:17 AM
> To: NT System Admin Issues
> Subject: Exchange 5.5 and Windows CE - Tell me I am wrong...
>
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I think if you use POP3 client on Windows CE machines (Tripad and Clio
etc.)
> to connect to Exchange 5.5, you would have to leave SMTP relay open-to-all
> on Exchange server, otherwise users can not send out emails. In other
words,
> this Exchange server is open to abuse by spammers.
>
>
> This is so because Windows CE does not have a settings for SMTP
> authentication on its POP3 client. It does not even have setting to change
> SMTP port# from default 25.
>
> Tell me I am wrong... tell me I am ignorant. Better yet, tell me that
there
> is a workaround for this. If not, tell me I am right and make me sad...
>
> Jay
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Exchange 5.5 and Windows CE - Tell me I am wrong...

[Jay Kulsh]

Hi folks,

I think if you use POP3 client on Windows CE machines (Tripad and Clio etc.)
to connect to Exchange 5.5, you would have to leave SMTP relay open-to-all
on Exchange server, otherwise users can not send out emails. In other words,
this Exchange server is open to abuse by spammers.


This is so because Windows CE does not have a settings for SMTP
authentication on its POP3 client. It does not even have setting to change
SMTP port# from default 25.

Tell me I am wrong... tell me I am ignorant. Better yet, tell me that there
is a workaround for this. If not, tell me I am right and make me sad...

Jay
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Using secure SMTP (POP3) on Windows CE

[Jay Kulsh]

Hi folks,

One of our client uses Tripad and Clio (Windows CE machines). Users use POP3
to connect to Exchange server 5.5 but there is no setting for authentcation
for SMTP (outgoing) mail on those machines and we are forced to leave our
SMTP relay open to all on Exchange server.

Is there work around for this? Currently our Exchange server is being used
for sending SPAM by others from time to time. Thanks.

Jay
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Re: NewYork Terrorist Attack

[Jay Kulsh]

Title: RE: NewYork Terrorist Attack



That did not take place in 
a few hours!
 
History is full of 
drawn-out holocausts, but rarely has this magnitude of loss of 
life/property/sense-of-security taken place in such a short period.
 
Jay
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  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Murray Binette 
  To: NT System Admin Issues 
  
  Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 12:50 
  PM
  Subject: RE: NewYork Terrorist 
  Attack
  
  "Biggest catastrophe in history"??? Doesn't anyone 
  remember -really- largescale events such as the 
hollocaust?
  
-Original Message-From: Allen Crawford 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 
1:16 PMTo: NT System Admin IssuesSubject: RE: NewYork 
Terrorist Attack

I 
must vent:
 
1)   
If 
you don’t like the off-topic replies, just delete them.  It is simple, the subject is 
“NewYork Terrorist Attack” for crying out loud, not 
difficult.
2)   
We’ve 
all basically agreed this is the biggest catastrophe in recent history, if 
not all of history.  I think 
that calls for some exceptions.
 
-Original 
Message-From: Nelson 
Aguillon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 12:16 
PMTo: NT System Admin 
IssuesSubject: RE: NewYork 
Terrorist Attack
 
Now, 
I know everyone has an opinion on this matter. But can we make an effort to 
get back to using this forum properly.
 
We 
can pray for the victims, relatives, and friends of anyone directly affected 
by this terrible event. We can also pray for our leaders so that they may 
have the wisdom to act accordingly in all 
areas.
 
Having 
said that, lets try to get back to using the forum for the proper issues. 

 
I 
apologize in advance if anyone is offended my remarks… the intent is not to 
offend anyone.
 
 
 
-Original 
Message-From: Murray 
Binette [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 9:53 
AMTo: NT System Admin 
IssuesSubject: RE: NewYork 
Terrorist Attack
 
Has 
anyone heard about wether or not any attacks of any kind have happened up 
here in Canada??
-Original 
Message-From: 
Phillips, Glen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 9:56 
AMTo: NT System Admin 
IssuesSubject: RE: NewYork 
Terrorist Attack
And there's another 
one from United has gone downcrashed or shot down I don't 
know
 
Original 
Message-From: Rogers, 
Jeff L (O&M) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, 11 September 2001 
16:42To: NT System Admin 
IssuesSubject: RE: NewYork 
Terrorist Attack
I heard one, like a 767, crashed about 
80 miles from Pittsburg, Camp David. 
-Original 
Message- 
From: Brenden C. Bryan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, September 
11, 2001 10:41 
To: NT System Admin 
Issues 
Subject: RE: NewYork Terrorist 
Attack 

 
The US military shot down a hijacked 
airplane near Pittsburgh. That is the initial reports, don't' take it as 
truth. 

_ 
Brenden C. Bryan Network 
Manager 
Organized Living, 
Inc. 
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-Original 
Message- 
From: Gareth Campling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 
10:36 AM 
To: NT System Admin 
Issues 
Subject: Re: NewYork Terrorist 
Attack 

deepest sympathys to everyone involved 
in this tragic day. can anyone in the states elaberate on the rumours 
on UK TV about a 4th airplane ? and US military to shoot down ? , all 
i can say is i hope it is pure speculation. 
Best wishes to all 
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Re: telnet client

[Jay Kulsh]

HyperTerminal Private Edition v6.1

Jay

- Original Message - 
From: "Jim Busick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "NT System Admin Issues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 3:45 PM
Subject: telnet client


> 
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Re: Empty root domains in AD - How Many?

[Jay Kulsh]

Title: Message



There are about 12 domains, 
some of which would become OUs. Total users are no more than 3000. He has no 
documentation to backup his claim. He is talking about a second empty domain - 
not OU - under the empty root domain.
 
Jay

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Kevin Miller 
  To: NT System Admin Issues 
  
  Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 6:45 
  PM
  Subject: RE: Empty root domains in AD - 
  How Many?
  
  never heard of that?? what are some sizes and domain 
  numbers?? does he have some paper to back this up? does he mean full domains ? 
  or is he just talking OU's?
  

-Original Message-From: Jay Kulsh 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 
2001 9:29 PMTo: NT System Admin IssuesSubject: Empty 
root domains in AD - How Many?
This client of ours is 
planning to migrate their many NT domains to Win2K. They are planning to 
keep the root domain of the forest empty. Current domains will be migrated 
as child or grandchild of this root domain.
 
A new IT administrator 
there, who has come from a large West Coast Bank,  asserts that there 
should be another empty domain under the root, with other domains being 
child or grandchild of this second empty domain. According to him, his old 
company had such an structure and it has some advantages over the long run, 
in case there is a merger or buyout, etc.
 
I am unconvinced of the 
advantages of 2nd empty domain. Have any of you heard such a thing? Please 
comments - especially you, Greg Page. Thanks.
 
Jay

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Empty root domains in AD - How Many?

[Jay Kulsh]

Title: Cool MS service



This client of ours is 
planning to migrate their many NT domains to Win2K. They are planning to keep 
the root domain of the forest empty. Current domains will be migrated as child 
or grandchild of this root domain.
 
A new IT administrator 
there, who has come from a large West Coast Bank,  asserts that there 
should be another empty domain under the root, with other domains being child or 
grandchild of this second empty domain. According to him, his old company had 
such an structure and it has some advantages over the long run, in case there is 
a merger or buyout, etc.
 
I am unconvinced of the 
advantages of 2nd empty domain. Have any of you heard such a thing? Please 
comments - especially you, Greg Page. Thanks.
 
Jay

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Re: Best IIS 5 book

[Jay Kulsh]

IIS 5 is very similar to IIS 4, except for SMTP server, which has more
conifguration settings.

Buy a book for IIS4 and there are plenty of those.

"Teach yourself  IIS4 server in 14 days" by SAMS publisher is good except
for the silly title.

Jay
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To: "NT System Admin Issues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 12:31 PM
Subject: RE: Best IIS 5 book


>
> Even for IIS beginners?
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Don Ely [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 2:05 PM
> To: NT System Admin Issues
> Subject: RE: Best IIS 5 book
>
>
> W2K Resource Kit.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Troy Rambo /278 Systems Specialist [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 11:56 AM
> To: NT System Admin Issues
> Subject: Best IIS 5 book
>
>
>
>
> Sorry for the OT ?, but can someone recommend a good book on how to
> setup and administer IIS 5?
>
> TIA
>
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Re: End of My Rope with WINS

[Jay Kulsh]

Actually I did mean that.

Here are my notes from previous postings (I have followed them with
excellent results.) -

Make same server primary for all clients! Roger (9/7/00)
Corruption is mainly caused by cross replication.
We do a single master server, with geographically diverse servers doing pull
only replication (replicates from the master to the secondaries, but the
secondaries don't replicate back to the primary server ever). It allows WINS
resolution during WAN outages, and makes corruption near impossible.
*
For more than 5000 clients, you will have to designate different primary
servers, but use hub and spoke methodology. And all users on any given
subnet have the same configuration. - Bob Free.
*
What causes grief is when you split load among a few WINS servers for
clients in the same area. -AsB
*

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- Original Message -
From: "Webb, Brian (Telecom)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "NT System Admin Issues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 1:27 PM
Subject: RE: End of My Rope with WINS


>
> I'm not sure Jay seems to think that all machines should be pointing at 1
> WINS server.  At my last position we had WINS servers at each remote
office
> with all the clients at that location set to look at their local WINS
> server.  All WINS servers did push/pull replication with the main WINS
> server at HQ.  Each WINS server was set to look to itself for WINS (both
> primary and secondary).
>
> I never had any problem with deleting the WINS database and starting over.
> Just write down any static mappings, blow it away and let it go again.  It
> will rebuild itself in a matter of a couple hours.
>
> Disclaimer: This is the current user's personal opinion and is not made
> on behalf of my employer.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Scott Erwin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 3:15 PM
> To: NT System Admin Issues
> Subject: RE: End of My Rope with WINS
>
>
> I was wondering about that. I read somewhere that splitting clients
between
> WINS servers was good for some kind of fault tolerance. Anything to that?
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jay Kulsh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 3:47 PM
> To: NT System Admin Issues
> Subject: Re: End of My Rope with WINS
>
>
> You wrote -
>
> "All clients and other domain controllers are set up using their local
wins
> server as primary and the remote wins server as secondary. Is this OK?"
>
> According to Roger S and many others, it is not Ok. You should have same
> WINS server as primary for all subnets. Secondary server can be local
> servers. Primary server would then only push, reducing the chance of any
> corruption. (This way WINS configuration approximates DNS configuration.)
>
> Jay
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>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Scott Erwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "NT System Admin Issues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 11:39 AM
> Subject: End of My Rope with WINS
>
>
> >
> > NT4 Network. I have two buildings, each on their own network connected
by
> > fiber. Pinging with ip address and netbios name between networks is no
> > problem and searching for computers using netbios names works too. There
> is
> > a WINS server on each network configured as push and pull partners of
each
> > other. Each WINS server is its own Primary and Secondary. Browsing with
> > Network Neighborhood is intermittent. Sometimes Network A sees Network
B,
> > sometimes it can't (and vice versa). I've never had simultaneous
browsing.
> I
> > have never gotten a WINS error in the event viewer. I do get successful
> > push/pull entries.
> >
> > All clients and other domain controllers are set up using their local
wins
> > server as primary and the remote wins server as secondary. Is this OK?
> >
> > All the required entries seem to be there [1C], [1Eh], [OOh], etc...
> >
> > I don't know what else to check for, and am close to deleting both
> databases
> > and starting over.
> >
> >
> > Any advice?
> > Scott
> >
> >
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Re: End of My Rope with WINS

[Jay Kulsh]

You wrote -

"All clients and other domain controllers are set up using their local wins
server as primary and the remote wins server as secondary. Is this OK?"

According to Roger S and many others, it is not Ok. You should have same
WINS server as primary for all subnets. Secondary server can be local
servers. Primary server would then only push, reducing the chance of any
corruption. (This way WINS configuration approximates DNS configuration.)

Jay
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From: "Scott Erwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "NT System Admin Issues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 11:39 AM
Subject: End of My Rope with WINS


>
> NT4 Network. I have two buildings, each on their own network connected by
> fiber. Pinging with ip address and netbios name between networks is no
> problem and searching for computers using netbios names works too. There
is
> a WINS server on each network configured as push and pull partners of each
> other. Each WINS server is its own Primary and Secondary. Browsing with
> Network Neighborhood is intermittent. Sometimes Network A sees Network B,
> sometimes it can't (and vice versa). I've never had simultaneous browsing.
I
> have never gotten a WINS error in the event viewer. I do get successful
> push/pull entries.
>
> All clients and other domain controllers are set up using their local wins
> server as primary and the remote wins server as secondary. Is this OK?
>
> All the required entries seem to be there [1C], [1Eh], [OOh], etc...
>
> I don't know what else to check for, and am close to deleting both
databases
> and starting over.
>
>
> Any advice?
> Scott
>
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Re: NetMon on W2K Pro

[Jay Kulsh]

Those of us who subscribe to MSDN do have a copy laying around.

Jay

- Original Message - 
From: "Spencer Kent" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "NT System Admin Issues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 6:43 AM
Subject: RE: NetMon on W2K Pro


> 
>   Yeah, I think it's funny every time someone asks
>   about Netmon it's suggested to load the Netmon from
>   SMS like everyone's got a copy laying around. LOL.
> Kent
> 
> --- "Goldoff, Erik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Aha... the issue is having SMS first  ... that
> > makes it an expensive
> > Netmon !
> > 
> > Erik Goldoff
> > Systems Manager
> > The HoneyBaked Ham Company
> > 678-966-3320
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Jay Kulsh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 7:50 PM
> > To: NT System Admin Issues
> > Subject: Re: NetMon on W2K Pro
> > 
> > 
> > Eric and Tony,
> > 
> > Netmon can be run on NT workstation and even Win95.
> > However this Netmon is
> > part of SMS server and can be copied on 3 floppies.
> > 
> > And here is the trick for Win2K (Pro or otherwise)
> > machines. Again get the
> > NetMon from *latest* NT 4 SMS server CD and copy
> > about 6 MB of files. Unlike
> > in case of Win9x and WinNT, you do not even have to
> > install this program.
> > Just double-click on netmon.exe file and you are in
> > business. (Of course,
> > you do need to install network monitor driver.)
> > 
> > Jay
> > __
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> > 
> > - Original Message -
> > From: "Goldoff, Erik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: "NT System Admin Issues"
> > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 2:00 PM
> > Subject: RE: NetMon on W2K Pro
> > 
> > 
> > >
> > > I'm no w2k expert, but I'd presume that like NT 4,
> > netmon wants the Server
> > > flavor to run, not the desktop..
> > >
> > > Erik Goldoff
> > > Systems Manager
> > > The HoneyBaked Ham Company
> > > 678-966-3320
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> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > -Original Message-
> > > From: Tony Chryseliou [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > > Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 8:18 AM
> > > To: NT System Admin Issues
> > > Subject: RE: NetMon on W2K Pro
> > >
> > >
> > > Anyone at all?
> > >
> > > -Original Message-
> > > From: Tony Chryseliou [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > > Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 2:55 PM
> > > To: NT System Admin Issues
> > > Subject: NetMon on W2K Pro
> > >
> > >
> > > We have copies of W2k Pro and Server in house,
> > it'd be nice to run NetMon
> > on
> > > a laptop for troubleshooting. Searched the KB and
> > can't find a trick to
> > load
> > > it on W2k Pro.
> > >
> > > Anyone?
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> > >
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Re: NetMon on W2K Pro

[Jay Kulsh]

Eric and Tony,

Netmon can be run on NT workstation and even Win95. However this Netmon is
part of SMS server and can be copied on 3 floppies.

And here is the trick for Win2K (Pro or otherwise) machines. Again get the
NetMon from *latest* NT 4 SMS server CD and copy about 6 MB of files. Unlike
in case of Win9x and WinNT, you do not even have to install this program.
Just double-click on netmon.exe file and you are in business. (Of course,
you do need to install network monitor driver.)

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- Original Message -
From: "Goldoff, Erik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "NT System Admin Issues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 2:00 PM
Subject: RE: NetMon on W2K Pro


>
> I'm no w2k expert, but I'd presume that like NT 4, netmon wants the Server
> flavor to run, not the desktop..
>
> Erik Goldoff
> Systems Manager
> The HoneyBaked Ham Company
> 678-966-3320
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Tony Chryseliou [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 8:18 AM
> To: NT System Admin Issues
> Subject: RE: NetMon on W2K Pro
>
>
> Anyone at all?
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Tony Chryseliou [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 2:55 PM
> To: NT System Admin Issues
> Subject: NetMon on W2K Pro
>
>
> We have copies of W2k Pro and Server in house, it'd be nice to run NetMon
on
> a laptop for troubleshooting. Searched the KB and can't find a trick to
load
> it on W2k Pro.
>
> Anyone?
>
> http://www.sunbelt-software.com/ntsysadmin_list_charter.htm
>
> http://www.sunbelt-software.com/ntsysadmin_list_charter.htm
>
> http://www.sunbelt-software.com/ntsysadmin_list_charter.htm
>


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