*shudder*
Don't forget however that if you go down this path, make sure you
A) Don't call Microsoft - they will laugh at you, charge your credit card,
then hang up
B) have a rollback plan to the standard GINA
C) remember that the gina will most likely be replaced during a service pack
(and somet
Al,
Isn't the underlying technology and the recovery of the data essentially the
same ?. All of the entries (both in Exchange and AD) are simply records
within tables within a database. Exchange basically flags the mailbox
record as deleted and then applies the defined mailbox retention settings
To be clear, they don't "mimic" tombstone reanimation, they probably leverage
it.
Tombstone reanimation should probably be thought of as a powerful API
applications can leverage, not a solution itself. Through tombstone reanimation
one can bring an object back to life with properties that coul
Yes and no.
Thinking of AD as just a database with a bunch of records ignores some of the
most complicated pieces, namely replication.
We are fully multimaster with the understanding that we maintain loose
consistency and support some other functionalities that make this even harder
than it mi
I can't speak for the entire company, but I have debugged many custom passfilt
and gina issues before. Have you had problems? If so please let m eknow, I'd be
curious to hear what they were. You can ping me offline on that if you would
like.
I would point out that despite the fact that msgina.
