Title: Wireless and logon script
Sorry, typo on the KB number, link is
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;840669
Regards
Chris
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Hello
We are interested in a purchasing a software to manage our
Windows Servers.
Our environment consists of a Windows 2003 Domain (Security
groups used for grouping some folder access).
A. CENTRALISED FILE PRINT
ACCESS MANAGEMENT SERVER
The software should at
minimum have
SimpleSync from CPS Systems can do
this.
Jerry
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CPS Systems
US/Canada: 888-666-0277
International: +1 703 827 0919 (-4
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IP Phone (Skype): Jerry_Welch ( www.skype.net )
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One tiny little point which might be worth
adding dont try doing this using a remote desktop session as I
did the other week. I sat there cursing the machine, confident that Id
got the syntax etc right. It was only much later when I looked at the real
console screen that I saw lots of cmd
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Hi,
Just launch rdp client with the /console switch as this mstsc /console,
this will give u interactive logon to your server.
Cordialement,Yann TIROACentre de Ressources
Informatique.Campus Scientifique de la DOUA.Bât. Gabriel Lippmann - 2
ème étage - salle 238.43, Bd du 11 Novembre
Title: Wireless and logon script
Thanks Chris!
mc
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Thank you Hunter, I am going with option 2. The immediate
effect of option one isn't that important and is more work for minimal benefit.
Option 2 with a scheduled task will work perfectly.
JK
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Not with Windows 2000 :-)
Steve
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- ESM - All Address Lists and All Global Address Lists
disappeared
I know exactly what you mean - I also mistrust users and am quite happy
to be mistrusted. Even though I never lie (!) I know it's very easy to
not give all the info which is needed either because you're sure it
doesn't matter or you've forgotten it or you're too embarrassed to own
up to what you
Thanks for all the responses. I'm investigating several tools and actually tracked down the logic to implement the operation. For those that are interested here's the code. I think the below code is a bit inefficient because the only example I could find was taking a cert storedin a text file and
Steve,
We've been through this as well. We have developed a combined solution.
- Created GPO to point the Outlook client to the closest GC for
directory lookups, disable their ability to download the OAB, and delete
any existing .oab files.
For a quick fix, just delete the .oab files located
Title: OT: Tracking File Deletes
Hello,
here is a good start http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windows2000serv/deploy/confeat/13w2kadc.mspx
Don not remember the eventid corresponding to file deletions, but after
activated audit, try delete a file.directory and see in the security
True execpt if you install the rdp client on windows 2000...
:o))
Cordialement,Yann TIROACentre de Ressources
Informatique.Campus Scientifique de la DOUA.Bât. Gabriel Lippmann - 2
ème étage - salle 238.43, Bd du 11 Novembre 1918.69622 Villeurbanne
Cedex.Web: www.univ-lyon1.fr
De:
Enable AUDITING on the folder and when someone deletes a file/folder
you will get something similar below.
*
Event Type: Success Audit
Event Source: Security
Event Category: Object Access
Event ID: 560
I need to know if there are any programming courses are specifically oriented for Systems Administrator.
If not what will be the best thing to learn? Please let me know...-- Sincerely,J
Title: OT: Tracking File Deletes
Chris, talk to me when you get home. I have a list of all
the Event ID codes and what each means. I would pull them up now but it appears
that the lovely cable company has dropped the internet connection
again.
Bonnie
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Depends on the systems.
Bill K
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I need to know if there
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Thanks Joe. I did use that MSDN article before I posted, but it didn't list the escape
sequence for the space character. Knowing what I know now, I probably
should have pieced it together consideringthat %20 is the space character
in a URL.
Interesting that'user' is not a valid
active directory for one
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Depends on the systems.
Bill K
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Could you post this info when you find it?
-Andrew
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The MCSE Gamut helps but it is only really an introduction
to AD at best. I have been one of the quiet ones on this board because I am
using this listserve for example to learn more about it. I do not know of any
classroom environment training that is AD specific. Someone else on this list
What is with the
encrypted e-mail posting to the list?
Todd HofertIT
DirectorSpartan Graphics, Inc.
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Windows Security Log Encyclopedia by Randy Franklin Smith:
http://www.ultimatewindowssecurity.com/encyclopedia.html
Feigin, Andrew wrote:
Could you post this info when you find it?
-Andrew
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Dean Wells @ www.msetechnology.com
does AD training and from what I hear on this list its top notch.
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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Mr. Harris,
I can not open your messages. Seems that my Digital ID name can not be found.
If this is an issue on my end, could someone please tell me how to fix it.
Felis demulcta mitis ...
Alan G. Monaghan
[ MCSE+I - Win4.0/ MCSE - Win2k/ BJCP # C0389(Recognized) Ò¿Ó¬ ]
Systems
All,
I have abouta
few hub sites with 100+ site link. I found following from M$ website
:
Make sure that no site is directly connected to
more than 20 other sitesThis
condition can occur in large hub-and-spoke deployments where most sites are
branch sites that communicate with a
Interesting
that'user' is not a valid objectcategory. When I had ADUC create the
query for me,
it
automatically generated the filter that included objectCategory=user. New Query / Custom
Search /
then Display Name Is Exactly (space
character).
The attribute "objectCategory" is of
Firstly - Tony, my apologies for using the list in this
way ... I didn't start it ... honest, I'm just replying :o)
For
those interested, please feel free to email me at the address below or vist the
web site and submit your requirements -
http://www.msetechnology.com/contact.html
... if
Im getting the same thing with
Dereks emails in Outlook. When I view my mailbox in Outlook Web Access,
I can see that they have a smime.p7m attachment. I can download and view the
attachment as text however.
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Also, Just received a message from ScriptLogic about their new File Auditing
tool: (NFI). Looks
interesting
http://www.scriptlogic.com/products/filesystemauditor/
mc
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You can do it a couple ways:
Have your network people split up the subnet your DCs at the hub are on
or move them to a dedicated subnet thats easily broken down (e.g. a /24
can break to two /25s or four /26s). Or, create /32 subnets in AD for each DCs
IP. Hub Site A has the /32 for the
Frank, also note that you can set a policy to not show the Disconnect option
in a TS session. My hunch is that these admins are just closing the window,
not actually clicking the Disconnect button. That said, removing that option
might help a little. (I also remove the Shutdown option from the
Sorry -- I was digitally signing my emails, but I've found that some list
servers proxy servers mangle or strip the attachments based on MIME types.
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Not encrypted; just digitally signed
corrupted.
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e-mail
What is with the
encrypted e-mail posting to the
I expect Ill learn to forgive you in time.
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] OT: Any Programming courses for Systems
Administrators?
Keep in mind that this recommendation was
specific to Windows 2000. Windows 2003 automatically distributes links amongst
several DCs (if more than one exists) in a hub site. Also you can use the ADLB
to more formally balance the load amongst available DCs.
Aric
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I have roaming profiles set up on users and it works like it
is supposed to except for one thing. When I delete a file it deletes it
permanently. How can I get files to go into the Recycle Bin?
Thanks,
Edwin
So is Brian gunna get a cut of the business??
;-)
Rick
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Programming courses for Systems Administrators?
I
assume that was rhetorical ;O)
--Dean WellsMSEtechnology* Email: dwells@msetechnology.comhttp://msetechnology.com
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DirectorySent: Wednesday, February 08, 2006 3:50 PMTo:
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Scripting Guys' WebcastsOn-Demand
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/webcasts/archive.mspx
1) Scriptomania 101 with the Microsoft Scripting Guys (Level
100)
So maybe youve been saying to
yourself, Yes, Id like to learn scripting, I want to know how to automate my
system
Title: Message
Hi David,
OK - as far as controlling the update of the schema I'd do
it that way:
Do you really care - aka not frequently tested combination
of schema extensions:
1. Put the schema master on a otherwise stale switch/hub
(to provide a link but no connection to the network)
2.
Title: Message
BTW - this was just for implementing the
changes.
Up front I'm checking them against the criterias mentioned
when I refered to designing them. I've told more than once a company to use a
different store than AD until the vendor is able to provide a "proven schema
extension".
Ulf B. Simon-Weidner wrote:
Hi David,
OK - as far as controlling the update of the schema I'd do it that way:
Do you really care - aka not frequently tested combination of schema
extensions:
1. Put the schema master on a otherwise stale switch/hub (to provide a
link but no connection to
Hm - you're right - don't write tired and exhausted.
Seize it and clean the old one out of AD.
Gruesse - Sincerely,
Ulf B. Simon-Weidner
MVP-Book Windows XP - Die Expertentipps: http://tinyurl.com/44zcz
Weblog: http://msmvps.org/UlfBSimonWeidner
Website: http://www.windowsserverfaq.org
Ulf B. Simon-Weidner wrote:
Hm - you're right - don't write tired and exhausted.
Seize it and clean the old one out of AD.
Not a problem :)
If anyone is interested I've put some of my thoughts about such
procedure in the post on my blog:
I really don't agree in the confined scenario Ulf described. Can you
explain your point further or is it merely an issue of Microsoft supporting
it?
--
Dean Wells
MSEtechnology
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That would make them extremely secure
emails.
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HarrisSent: Wednesday, February 08, 2006 2:56 PMTo:
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Yeah, they didn't list every possible character in that
article, only a few of them that you *always* have to escape. A space can make
it through fine as long as it isn't the intial character (or characters) as the
API call trims the string of initial whitespace. The funny thing about that
I never followed that one, even on Windows 2000 where it
applied. I had at most around 100 sites hanging from a single hub and was fine.
The main thing was to make sure that the topology was properly defined and you
had site link bridging disabled. If you defined things right, the KCC won't
I am with Dean on this. Back around the time of Exchange 2000 MS was
recommending segregating the schema FSMO role, about the time that K3 came
out they recanted on this, I believe that there was something in the
forestprep that required the ability to talk to other machines.
Anyway, you just
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