Title: Message
Pretty
much that is it. You can translate it to different languages but you have three
main options
1.
ADSI Commands such as below
2.
Pure LDAP API Commands
3. GUI
or scripting the GUI via something like WinBatch or scriptit though I wouldn't
really recommend
In our
e
Yes, exactly. The idea here is that if you have a special machine that
needs to behave differently for users who log onto it, then you enable
loopback processing on that machine. Its used often in Terminal Server
scenarios. In that case, with loopback processing enabled, the user
policy that applie
Do you mean loopback processing mode?
-Original Message-
From: Darren Mar-Elia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2003 1:50 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Block User and Computer Group Policy on a
particular machine
Jennifer-
If you don't have to do t
Jennifer-
If you don't have to do this for a large number of computers, then you
can put an Deny Read ACE on the ACL for the GPO that is sending down
this policy for that particular machine (or a group of machines). This
would be the easiest way to prevent that policy from applying. If the
policy y
Justin-
Make sure that the proplus.msi file is not marked as Read-Only. In the
past when I've edited this file, it was.
Darren
-Original Message-
From: Salandra, Justin A. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2003 8:20 AM
To: ActiveDir (E-mail)
Cc: Harabagiu, Alexandru
Sub
If you use SP4 your DCs will request a new rid pool as soon as
50% of the old pool is consumed. Have a look here:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3ben-us%3b316201
You can also adjust the number of rids a DC requests by changing
the "RID Block Size" value in the registry (see same
Move the machine account(s) into another OU for which
You then can define another policy.
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Jennifer
Fountain
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 23. Juli 2003 18:56
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: [ActiveDir] Block
just wanted to get any issues that have come to light during an ADMT process
specfically relating to the function of the RID master
when doing a mid size migration (approx 4000 objects) it seems the
allocation of RIDs' may become an issue.
the operation of rid master is understood to be allocati
Is there a way to block both user and computer group policies on a
particular machine? Would block inheritance do the trick?
IE: We have 7 min idle time for users to lock stations. However, this
is a problem when someone is doing a presentation and they are sitting
at a slide for 10 mins.
Title: Message
Ok -
how are the sites managed? Are they managed geographically, or by region, or
business unit?
--
Roger D. Seielstad -
MTS MCSE MS-MVP Sr. Systems Administrator Inovis Inc.
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I figured it out, I had spaces in the path string so I needed to use quotes.
-Original Message-
From: Salandra, Justin A.
Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2003 11:20 AM
To: ActiveDir (E-mail)
Cc: Harabagiu, Alexandru
Subject:[ActiveDir] Updating an Office XP Admin Installat
Title: Message
Robbie
Allen at Cisco put together a really cool system where they download their
router configuration every night into a database and then populate the AD subnet
objects from that, completely hands off. He talked about it at the last year's
Directory Experts conference in Sco
Title: Active Directory Subnets
When I look at this problem vbs scripting seem the best
method. Below is the script that we used to add about 60 subnets
into our AD. Reads from a csv file and is set to run for one site,
however, you could modify it to read the site out of the csv file. It
Title: Message
Managment actually refers to these locations by their geographical name
and not the generic name. They think that generic names are more
flexible.
-Original Message-From: Bryan Schlegel
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2003
10:45 AMTo: [EMAIL
I want to update the administrative installation on a network share so that
I can redepoly through my GPO the Office XP package with the updated files.
I followed Microsofts recommendation on how to update an admin share.
Msiexec /p [path\name of update MSP file] /a [path\name of MSI File]
SHORTF
Is it that you want the center portion of the string by chopping off the
first and last characters, or are you looking to replace the quotes?
To trim first and last do:
theString = Mid(theString, 2, len(theString) - 2)
To get rid of quotes, do
theString = Replace(theString, , "")
Ray at wo
Title: Message
For
the most part admins will be managing the domains, there is always room for
confusion if a location is placed in region1 as compared to region2. We
would always be translating the generic name to the geographical one. Our
migration process will be a long one, with over 7
Either one is OK as long as the naming convention means something to
your company.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/23/03 10:21AM >>>
All,
I have been asked by managment to defend my domain naming standard. I
am
using geographical locations such as AMER (N&S America), EAME (Europe,
Africa, & Mid
Title: Message
I used Perl
(could have been anything) to generate a script for Autoit (http://www.hiddensoft.com/autoit/)
to add my 200 subnets by sending keystrokes to the "Active Directory Sites and
Services" admin tool. Worked like a champ.
-Original Message-From: Crenshaw, J
If you know that your string will be consistent, you can use Right() and/or
Left() to lop off what you don't want to keep
tempString = "C:\Temp\file.bat /DUMP"
stringLen = Len(tempString)
newString = Right(tempString, stringLen - 3)
'newString resolves to "Temp\file.bat /DUMP"
Hunter
-Origi
Title: Message
Hate
to say it but what if you are replaced by management and they seem to
think that EAME is region2 and it is actually region3then they make a
change.
I just
like to name things after their functionsome people like to use their dogs,
some people like to generica
Title: Message
I'm
going to ask a fairly simple question: Why does it matter either
way?
Why
does one matter more to you and the other matter more to
them?
--
Roger D. Seielstad -
MTS MCSE MS-MVP Sr. Systems Administrator Inov
All,
I have been asked by
managment to defend my domain naming standard. I am using geographical
locations such as AMER (N&S America), EAME (Europe, Africa, & Middle
East), and APAC (Asia Pacific & Australia). I am being asked why can't
we use generic names such as Region1, Region2, and so f
Title: Active Directory Subnets
I have a question about AD Subnets and programmatically adding them to Sites. We have a rather large list of subnets that need to be assigned to Sites and I didn't want to hand-to-hand combat those entries if possible.
I was looking at using this script I foun
URGENT: Please can someone help
I am trying to sort out a vbs script we use when logging on to our AD domain
(tenuous connection I know !)
I have to take a string and trim the beginning and end
eg. "C:\Temp\file.bat /DUMP" has to be trimmed to Temp\File.bat /DUMP
Can anyone give me a quick and
Joe,
Thanks for the correction. That was indeed why the article mentioned in
another post was not found.
The particular directories that I am referring to are primarily user's
personal directories. Each directory has 1 group (domain administrators)
and 1 user assigned in the ACL. It is the use
If you don't use a WINS server for netbios name resolution, make sure that
"network.com" is listed as a "domain suffix" entry in your TCP/IP configuration for
your NIC.
Mike Thommes
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From: Richard Sumilang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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