it's not too long ago that Stuart Kwan mentioned something along the ling
if he could go back in time, Exchange wouldn't store it's data in the
config container... I'm sure he whished they'd have had application
partitions and maybe this Program Data container before ;-)
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really depends on the app and how it is related to security
in the enterprise -similar to whatEric said rgd. ADAM"But if you don't need
them (independent Schmema/DSA), don't go with it. Let's not over-engineer the
solution."
I wouldn't want app specific data, which is very much
related to
only glanced over this thread - tough to read it all in a minute ;-)
however, I don't think it mentions, that Win2k3 has actually reduced the
compression ratio over the benefit of less CPU usage on DCs. I.e. the
compression is now not as good as it was in 2000 (can be changed back to the
2000
Hi Everyone,
While continuing with my evil tests ;-)) I'm trying to figure
something out.
To summarize:
Site links connect sites for replication
Connection objects connect DCs for replication
Replication links connect naming contexts for replication
The first two are stored in the
Then there's the little gripe of.
Publishing an Exchange attribute in MSDN and then UN-publishing it in oops
style, after you find out you really really WANT to address this multi value
attribute in a script, and not a one line GUI...
*SIGH*
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From: [EMAIL
All,
I am creating a custom ADM file for GPOs to delete a registry Key. I
have found docs to change values, add, or rename via custom ADM files,
but I have not found a way to DELETE a registry KEY.
Does any have a link or a suggestion?
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That specific example I think does make sense as it is
directly related to authentication. Also putting it in the main partition gets
around my other issue. GID/UID/NIS info for Unix integration also works there as
it is authentication/authorization etc.
Lots of stuff
like that.
Replication links are maintained under the repsFrom attribute on the NC
head. The attribute contains the InvocationID and replication CNAME for
each partner plus additional replication metadata such as USNs, last
replication success/result, schedule and control data. The attribute value
is
Hello,
I have a number of users on our system who do not receive notification that
their password will expire in x number of days. Some do get the message, I
have not changed anything so am unsure why some do and some don't.
Any help/advice will be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Nick
Nick
There's a suggestion on what this might be here:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Security/Win_Security/Q_20869936.html
Tony
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I recently setup Active Directory for the first time
and decided to use roaming profiles. I have two Domain Controllers setup
at the present = moment using Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition. All client
machines are using Windows 2000 Professional. What I am noticing is that
at random times,
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Your [ActiveDir] Active Directory Replication - Removing NCs
document
:
Rather than implementing the key deletion in an ADM, you might want to use a
Group policy to trigger a startup script that would delete the key. Here you
can find a sample:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/scriptcenter/registry/scrreg06.ms
px
Hope this helps
J0mb
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Edward-
I've never seen a way to delete a value using ADM files. In fact, I've
never seen a way to rename a value, so I'd like to see how you do that
if you could share it.
Thanks
Darren
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This is exactly the way I have done it. (Scripted) Wanted to see how
to delete via ADM...doesn't look promising. Thanks for the help
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From: J0mb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 9:18 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Custom ADM
I had a similar problem. I think it's caching files then
syncing later. I my users' My Docs to never go offline. With the sync on
they would see files then they would not, log off took forever, funny messages,
etc. I found this key:
Hi,
We had this last year.
Maybe you check this:
MS KB313194 - No Password Expiration Notice Is Presented During the
Logon Process
Regards
Volker
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tony Murray
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 3:55 PM
To:
Joe Guido, thanks for clearing this up.
I was helping out someone and came up with the solution described below
and when it worked I was totally sure I was missing something.
I know that the topic is rather controversial and I am sorry for blowing
the whistle, but I just had to know it for
Nick,
Not sure what's up in your environment, but here's one possible reason:
Mobile users frequently don't get this, because they are not actually
performing a domain authentication (i.e., they make RAS or VPN connections,
check their mail, etc., but don't actually sign their workstation into
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