I think Carlos is talking about the SUS Server's settings, not the client
settings. However, I don't know where they're stored either.
Cheers
Ken
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From: Michael B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 12:23 AM
Subject: RE:
Its an old ATT term for toll free
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Sr. Systems Administrator
Inovis Inc.
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From: Rick Reynolds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 6:58 PM
In general, my philosophy is manual = bad, automated = good. And this
definitely applies to maintaining the site topology and replication
connections. Unless you have special replication needs (e.g. firewalls, not
fully connected network, etc), doing it manually is never the preferred
approach.
Title: Message
Would
additionally be a good idea to check the workstation event logs. Been
seeing some weirdness with mixed topology Win2K SP4 workstations and login
script/GPO's. I agree with Joe that a lot of problems come to name
resolution as a whole, but this is a little different.
wide area telephone or transmission services
Generally reduced price long-distance services. Not always toll-free.
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From: Roger Seielstad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 7:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Interop Exception
Thanks for the advice everyone!
Unfortunately I just started at this company, and it seems this deicision was made
before I got here. I'm trying to get background research done as to why this
direction was chosen.
I did come from a bigger environment where we made changes to the ISTG timing
It is a script that copies a file to the hard drive then runs it. It's the fixwelch thing to make sure no one has the virus. I know it works because it has worked in the past. I also know we have some wins and dns problems here. I do have one more question. We use our routers for DHCP and w2k for
Try setting the two users' passwords to the same value (i.e., the user who
successfully logs in, and the one who can't).
If the one that didn't work starts to -- then there is an incompatibility
between password policies. The Cisco product might be truncating, lopping
off special characters or
Wide Area Telephone Service (WATS): A bulk-rated long-distance telephone
service that carries calls at a cost based on usage and the state in which
the call terminates.
The Irwin Handbook of Telecommunications (3rd Edition)
-Original Message-
From: Michael B. Smith [mailto:[EMAIL
Well, 115 sites, and 3 domains.
I am currently redesigning our site topology and complexity is generated
only when you have more than one hub site.
I would recommend that you take a real hard look at you network connection
speeds first between sites. Anything below 128kb will be suspect.
Todd's post was very timely as I was going to post this question tonight
anyway. We're in the initial design phase for a potentially large AD
environment (it'll start small with maybe 3 sites and a 10 DC's total, but
could eventually grow to 700 sites, each with a DC).
I'm curious what others
Renames are fine.
I don't see a point in the link speed in the name, you could put it in
the comments so it is still available.
Our naming standard goes something like this
Hub Sites
NA(Americas - located in North America)
AP (Asia Pacific)
EU (Europe)
I have been asked multiple times for this info in newsgroups and emails
to my joeware email and again at work yesterday so I wrote this up.
Thought I would share with the group here in case anyone cares.
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First off the 64 bit Integer Time Values (Called Integer8) represents
the number of 100
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