Hi all
If you're reading this it means that I've successfully enabled the
"no-mail" feature of the list software I use for ActiveDir. This
functionality has long been a feature of other list software, but was
not available in the earlier versions of Imail (the list software my
ISP provides).
Bas
Ok, so now that you have
had time to play with oldcmp and you have decided you like it or maybe just
simply deal with it or it really upsets you, what would you change about it?
If it were your app and
you were like, I need to make this better, what things would you do to it to
make it b
I have a question:
What if, instead of using a logon
script, you used a logoff script? Would that affect anything?
Also, does anyone know the correct
syntax to remove a user from an AD group in a logon/logoff script? I’m
not really a programming junkie unless it comes to the web.
I don't know about the MSMQ stuff but for example, the ADC service for
migrating 5.5 to E2K(3) will register server objects in the sites containers
and needs to be there.
I definitely wouldn't start deleting unless you know for sure what will be
impacted. I would recommend reviewing the machines
Thanks all. I’ll try these then send
you the results. One of them is bound to work.
Micheal
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Subjec
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/qanda/jan05/hey0
117.mspx any help?
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Subject: [ActiveD
In
Windows 2000 I was able to create a legal notice caption with carriage returns
in it by editing the binary of the registry key and adding a 0D00 value
(carriage return hex). This doesn't appear to work for me in Windows 2003
- it just shows a square box instead of doing the carriage retu
Building on what James said,
You can make it automatic, create a group New-Users and assign the
intranet homepage GPO to this group. and importantly, Allow members to
remove themselves from group.
When you create a new user, just make her member of this group.
Make a login script, in the same GP
Is Robbie Allen still going to MIT for his Masters or is he back at Cisco?
Sincerely,
Jose Medeiros
ADP | National Account Services
ProBusiness Division | Information Services
925.737.7967 | 408-449-6621 CELL
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If you delete the netlogon.dns and netlogon.dnb file, restart the DC, it
will recreate the files on startup. If it can't recreate the files,
someones been playing with NTFS permissions.
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Sent: 18 Nov 2005 15:26
To: ActiveDir
>>> I thought what controlled this was the checkbox in DNS settings that says
"Register this Connection's addresses in DNS".
It's much more than that, especially on a DC.
Short fix: if you are not using the other NIC, disable it.
Long fix: read http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb
Has anyone used replmon on a XP SP2 PC? When I use replmon as domain admin on
an xp workstation I can synchronize everything but domaindmszones and
forestdnszones. The error I get is:
"The synchronization request failed. This may be because you have insufficient
credentials."
I do not have the
In the AD Sites and Services I see servers in some sites that are not domain
controllers. These servers do not have NTDS Settings object but the do have an
MSMQ Settings. Are these servers supposed to show up in Sites and Services or
should I do some clean up to get rid of them?
Greg Whaley
Con
Now THAT would be fun! ;-))
Cheers,
The guy that is NOT "puffing the pipe" (where the heck did you get this
one?)
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LOL.
Umm no.
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Who wants to hear Joe do a Cornet solo at DEC???!!!
Title: IP addresses on Name Server tab
I have one server that has two NICs (there are others configured the same way). On this particular server, I have a persistent problem. The IP addresses for both NICs keep showing back up on the name server tab for the zone that this server manages. On t
I have never been big on pictures, the whole prefering to blend into the
background thing. I will see if I can dig something up. If I can find my
drivers licenses from 16 to about 19 or 20 or so that would be perfect. I
chopped all my hair off when I was at Michigan State. It was too difficult
to m
Did we ever get a final resolution to this one? Scott? ~Eric?
-ajm
From: "Eric Fleischman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Unreadable Netlogon.dns file
Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2005 14:41:18 -0800
Since you are saying the file is there but net
Who wants to hear Joe do a Cornet solo at DEC???!!!
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You will probably find me,
How can you not have a good day after reading something like that. :o)
Glad you find oldcmp useful.
joe
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yes sure. sem you can mail this to me.
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I think when Al said
Otherwise, you might search user objects to evaluate which ones have the
member attribute set to cn=bugz101 etc.
He meant
Otherwise, you might search user objects to evaluate which ones have the
memberof attribute set to cn=bugz101,blah,blah,blah,dc=com etc.
Also, on this
Do we have photos of this? I gotta see this. :-)
joe wrote:
Anyone I run into at conferences and the like that happens to have a copy of
the book I will happily sign. I will be utterly confused as writing in books
reduces the resale value, but I will sign. :o) Unfortunately I won't be
sending
A few years back I wrote a program called "Purge Walker" which did that. It
ran as a Windows service and let you specify how "old" an account was before
it was disabled. It determined this by using the last password set date and
if the password was expired by more than xx days, the account was move
Well, first, we get this error stating that
IAS could not find any DC for the specified domain:
Event Type: Error
Event Source: IAS
Event Category: None
Event ID: 5052
Date: 11/18/2005
Time: 9:44:29
AM
User: N/A
Comp
You will probably find me, if you can find me there, in the penny slots or
on one of those darn Wheel of Fortune slot machines.
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Joe tool is the best one.
Thanks to tomasz and all.
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Anyone I run into at conferences and the like that happens to have a copy of
the book I will happily sign. I will be utterly confused as writing in books
reduces the resale value, but I will sign. :o) Unfortunately I won't be
sending out complimentary copies to everyone. It seems according to some
If you can't find the link for it or a copy of the Win2K resource kit,
here is a page with a link to the file for download:
http://computerperformance.co.uk/Litmus/tools_ezine.htm#CacheMov
Rich
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I don't mind helping you, yes I have done exactly that! I think I already told you all that LOL.
Anyway, I have a script that was written by a guy in Microsoft that I used as my starting point.
It evaluates the inactive accounts and then DELETES them if you want. You could mod it to set the d
I wish we could. We're acquiring a company that
uses first.last and migrating them into our AD. Unfortunately the Quest
migration software won't do a rename during the migration so you have to
manually fix them afterwards :(.
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I have found the following article provides useful
info on this subject: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/library/TechRef/54094485-71f6-4be8-8ebf-faa45bc5db4c.mspx
neil
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I have Win2k3 servers with latest updates. i have no worry about that.
Yes offcourse i will exclude service accounts and my external users
from such list. i have some such clients too.
But the thing is that how can i do this? Is there anyone who has
succesfully automated the process of disabling
Who knew Guido could do stand-up comedy.
;o)
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GuidoSent: Friday, November 18, 2005 1:12 AMTo:
ActiveDir@mail.activedir.orgSubject: RE: [ActiveDir] Renaming AD
accounts en masse
glad you got it working Russ, but n
lastLogon isn't replicated.
lastLogonTimeStamp is replicated but requires OEM W2K3 and
requires your domain to be in the right mode so that it knows all DCs are at
2003.
SP1 fixes one or more holes in what updates
lastLogonTimeStamp such as simple binds, etc.
Keep in mind that by defaul
http://www.jsifaq.com/SUBI/tip4200/rh4230.htm
cachemov.exe seems to be the way to do it...
---
Rich Milburn
MCSE, Microsoft MVP - Directory Services
Sr Network Analyst, Field Platform Development
Applebee's International, Inc.
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Salandra, Justin A. wrote:
I am trying to add a User from my root domain to a Universal Group in a
Child Domain. Both the Universal Group and the User have existed in the
Forest for months if not years. When I try to add him in, when I click
OK I get the following message.
The specified
Sorry, that should be:
netsh ras set tracing * ENABLED
Also take a look at the authentication flow
over here: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/2000/server/reskit/en-us/Default.asp?url="">
(it's W2K specific, but from my experience
is not different from W2K3)
It w
Also don't forget that the lastlogon flag is not replicated in pre SP1 domain controllers.
I had the same task and wrote a bit of _vbscript_ to query all dc's in each domain for the "real" last logon date then I looked up the exchange last logon date and the ad creation date compared the lot and
Ravi Dogra wrote:
Hi All,
Kindly suggest a way out to disable incative user accounts in my
domain. I have been given a task to automate disabling of domain user
accouts not used past 4 weeks.
Check joe's oldcmp tool which can be used also to search for user accounts:
http://joeware.net/win/fr
Hi,
Does anyone know how to set the drive where files and folders are copied to
when making files and folders available offline.
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I would always suggest that before going any further, you clarify
(internally) what you mean by 'not used' and 'inactive'.
Think carefully about what that term might mean and whether it can be
applied to all users in the org in the same way (e.g. remote workers)
neil
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Hi All,
Kindly suggest a way out to disable incative user accounts in my
domain. I have been given a task to automate disabling of domain user
accouts not used past 4 weeks.
Thanks
RD
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A similar kind of approach is to have a registry key in
both HKLM and HKCU for "your" software - eg all our machines have
HKLM\software\CNWL and HKCU\software\CNWL
Under these you can have a variety of values to do whatever
you want. In this case, I'd have the logon script check the value o
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