Similar event --do not remember if it was kerberos one ... happened
when you have a ghost image of the clients which has the sms client
installed.
re-install the sms client and c if that helps - take a new ghost image
of the client system without the sms client.
Chandra
On Tue, 18 Jan 2005
Hi it seems to be related to duplicate A name records in DNS due to no
scavenging going on. I've corrected it and we will see what happens.
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To:
Douglas M. Long wrote:
I just thought I would post this because I know I couldnt get around running our clients as administrators (politics), and maybe some of you are in the same situation. Hopefully this will make things a little better.
(...)
Valery Prymakov (Security MVP) created a tool
Are you asking if Microsoft decided not to use groupofnames in favor of
security groups or are you asking why they put groupofnames in the schema?
I can't speak to the former, but I'd say the latter is due to it being part
of many other ldap schemas (RFC 2256 put defines it).
Many other mailers
We are planning on 'upgrading' our AD boxes from Windows 2000 to Windows 2003.
I was wondering if anyone knows of any caveats or gotchas that may bite us in
the rear. 'Upgrade' for us is defined as moving FSMOs, removing AD, slicking
the boxes, loading W2K3, DCPromo and moving FSMOs back.
The method you propose is actually the method I've heard Microsoft folks
suggest. Be sure you update the schema before you promote the first
W2K3 server to be a DC. I presume you intended to do that, but did not
mention it.
Ken Adams
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See KB article 325379.
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Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 9:30 AM
Subject: [ActiveDir] Upgrade resources
We are planning on 'upgrading' our AD boxes from Windows 2000 to Windows
2003. I was
Hi,
There are no front end servers. I have actually looked at the webpage
and it mentioned something about bare LFs and the message being
generated by qmail(an internet message transfer agent)..it put fixes for
mailers like eudora,sendmail.but none for exchange...i just need to know
what I have to
if anyone knows of any caveats or gotchas
Along with the one Ken mentioned, another good one is-
Common Mistakes When Upgrading a Windows 2000 Domain To a Windows 2003
Domain: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;555040
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So this server was trying to talk to a message wall server?
ewn-lges008.econet-nigeria.com
Is this one of your servers? Is the message wall server yours?
A bare LF is considered a special control character, but you need to find
out where that's getting generated and if the message wall server
I ran perfmon and things seem to point to disl I/O bottleneck.
The objects and counters monitored were as follows-
PhysicalDisk\Disk Writes/sec
PhysicalDisk\Disk Reads/sec
These were way above what MS seems to recommend via their formula of -Reads/sec
+4* Writes/sec # spindles *100 for raid 5
Title: Group Security Rights Problem
We're having a very strange problem with our AD security rights. I'll try to give the best example I can. User1 is part of security Group1. Group1 has access to a secure folder. User1 cannot access the secure folder even though he is part of Group1. The
Title: Group Security Rights Problem
Has user1 allowed for the group update that added him to
the group to replicate around and then logged off and logged on? I.E. Do you
know for sure group1 is in user1's token when he tries to connect to the
resource?
joe
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I think I remember a thread of this subject. Anyway email is
leaving the inbox and going? When I leave outlook alone for a while the inbox
clears out?? Dont know where they are going, but im used to going
through a hundred emails a day.now just a few and they disappearing. Anyone?
Ive done
Hi,
The server ewn-lges008.domain is ours. It is the exchange box. But the
message wall server isnt ours ( I think!!). What is a message wall
server cos I was under the impression that it was probably the receiving
server running its mailer...ie..the destination server rejecting my
mails...
N.b
Could you have your email route to a
personal folder? What outlook and exchange versions are you running?
Thanks,
S
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Steve
Shaff
Active Directory / Exchange Administrator
Corillian
Corporation
(W) 503.629.3538 (C) 503.807.4797 (F)
Hello Everyone!
On our domain we have 2 Win2K3 Standard Edition Domain
Controllers and around 30 Win2K Pro Domain Members. All of the member machines
have a default configuration of Services, Security Settings, Services and other
related areas. There areas are then updated by GPOs
Title: Message
what kind
of mail client are u using?? in my experience, ur client could be mistakenly
configured i.e. if outlook, maybe a filter is applied that makes u see unread
messages which once read then disappears or maybe u have configured ur
mails to drop to ur local
Title: Message
Exchange 200 SP4, outlook 2002 (10.26727)
uninstalled and reinstalled outlook, same. Someone else said that I might be
routing email to a personal folder? Possible I guess. Cant find a setting
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Where would I check to see if I was
routing mail to pst?
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Exchange 2000 SP4, outlook 2002 (10.2627)
it is possible, ill check
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MessageWall is the receiving server, or at least one of. It's the server
that your Exchange server is trying to talk to.
Any idea what domain it's for? This is all that was in the NDR olusanyab so
you may need to track it in the tracking logs to see what domain it was
destined for before
On the client machine, under control
panel, email setup, email accounts, view (next), deliver new e-mail to the
following location Exchange or Personal Folder
We are using Outlook 2003, so the tabs may
be in a different place. I would also check to see if there is not spam
filtering or
Tools, email accounts, view/change existing
email..
It's on the next page, saying deliver to the following
location.
Rules can do this to you as well. Be a good idea to check
the rules.
To troubleshoot, you may want to turn the client off and
use OWA to see if it's staying in the inbox.
Title: Message
In
Outlook...
1) Click "Tools" from the menu bar.
2) Click "E-Mail Accounts" from the resulting dropdown
list.
3) Select "View or Change Existing E-Mail Accounts" from the radio
list.
4) Click "Next" to continue.
5)
Verify that "Deliver New E-Mail to the Following Location"
Yes its delivering to inbox. They come in,
but soon disappear. No rules defined. hmmm
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If you're running Exchange 2000, also take a look at this little jewel, just
to be sure.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;314649
Regards,
Paul
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Sent: dinsdag 18 januari
Could it by Automatic Archiving settings?
Phil
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dan Morentin
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 2:24 PM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] email disappearing
Yes its delivering to
Did you try the OWA route?
Did you also verify that it's not being picked up by a
different client, such as a PDA, POP client etc?
Is there anything else running on this server?
Anti-virus or anything similar? What changed before this started
happening?
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Putting the web sites into the security zones did not work. Still
unable to browse to the sites on the XP workstations.
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Team EITC
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 5:25 PM
To:
Looks like you are using the VIEW ( only unread messages are shown)
Once you open the mail or its displayed in the preview pane - an emial is
marked as READ.
Once they are READ they vanish from the INBOX - if this explain your problem
then following is the solution
In Outlool -- Click on
Check to see if you have a filter
applied.
-Ben- Ben M. Schorr, MCP, MVP, CNA
Operations Coordinator Stockholm/KSG - Honolulu Phone: (808)
535-1500 Mobile: (808) 351-5084 http://www.scgab.com
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MorentinSent: Tuesday,
Return Receipt
Your RE: [ActiveDir] Upgrade resources
document
:
No filters.no rulesview=
messageshmmm
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Sent: Tuesday, January 18,
Exchange 2000 sp4, outlook 2002 10.26717
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Sent: Tuesday, January
Hi Chandra, no I wish it was that easy. It
doesnt seem to be the usual. No rules, viewing messages, im not sure
about auto archive, though I dont think it is defined.
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Dan,
It sounds like mail is being delivered to an alternate
location, like a PST file. Below is the link to check for it in Outlook
2k3. It should be similar for Outlook 2k.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HP010257441033.aspx
Dave
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Does DNS need to be setup with Active Directory? My DNS isn't showing any
of the LDAP ports or standard stuff that shows when you have an AD
Integrated DNS. I tried deleting all the Zones and re-creating them... but
it doesn't seem to help.
Thanks,
--
Matt Brown
[ SELECT * FROM users WHERE clue
Dan,
Can you create a new MAPI profile and check if that resolves the issue
Regards,
Chandra
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Dan Morentin
Sent: 18 January 2005 20:18
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] email
I would also check to see if a Forwarder (alternate
delivery) was put on the exchange account itself.
ADUC Properties of the User Exchange
General Tab Delivery Options.
Bob
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Sent: Tuesday,
If you don't install an Active Directory integrated DNS server then you
will need to create those extra DNS entries by hand.
Phil
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Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 4:40 PM
To:
DNS is a requirement, but it can be setup prior to Active Directory. Is
that what you're asking?
Or are you trying to fix your DNS after install?
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Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 4:40 PM
To:
Are you asking if Windows DNS needs to be used with AD? If so, then the
answer is no, you can use another DNS server such as BIND, the only
requirement being that it must support SRV records - dynamic updates are
optional, but preferred.
Dan
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I installed it as a separate DNS first and then changed it to active
directory integrated after the domain was setup... so I'm assuming they
don't just automagically appear.
Thanks,
--
Matt Brown
[ SELECT * FROM users WHERE clue 0 ]
Information Technology System Specialist
Eastern Washington
Title: Group Security Rights Problem
We did allow the update to replicate. Actually, we
let it sit for a month just to see and during that time the user has logged off
and on multiple times.
How do I check if Group1 is in User1's token when he tries
to connect to the resource?
From:
No, they should have still been there. Changing to integrated shouldn't
have caused them to go away.
If you need to redo them, you can find them in the
\System32\Config\Netlogon.dns file on the DC.
To add the SRV resource records that have been created for a domain
controller, open and view
Be sure that you have allowed dynamic registration for the zone
preferably in a secured configuration.
Aric
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Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 1:57 PM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE:
Title: Group Security Rights Problem
You can use whoami /groups
or
download and use sectok from www.joeware.net.
joe
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RebollidoSent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 5:06 PMTo:
ActiveDir@mail.activedir.orgSubject: RE:
Title: Group Security Rights Problem
Hi Oliver,
If User1 can log on to a WS2003 computer, he or she can
type WHOAMI /GROUPS to see that part of the access
token.
You can also download and install Win2000 version of WHOAMI
at
I'm looking to provide students in my college a way to set up mail
forwarding using a web interface. I don't want to provide outlook to the
students.
I am utilizing exchange 2000 (soon upgrading to 2003).
I have investigated creating an asp.net application via
adsi/directoryentry, but it is
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