Exchange ideally should be run on RAID 1+0 if at all possible, even if it
starts off with 4 disks although more is better and a SAN is preferable.
Get the Exchange guides from the MS Technet site and start reading ...
Good luck,
Chuck
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] [OT] RAID 5 Best Practice
Joe,
Well all agree on that, however we are pretty much stuck
with the apps in question "as-is" as the software is supplied "from
above" (e.g. the stuff from www.ncer.org).
These days I copy the database onto a users PC and they run the repo
Title: Message
This
maybe overkill but you could use a GPO to do this. You can configure
service permissions, one of which is:
Change
Template - Change the configuration of a service. This permission is required so
that the user can change the startup type
-David
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Good
point! Thanks.
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I would set the output up for csv output (see -csv) wh
Title: Removing ADAM from configuration set
My
lab has changed a bit but the error remains the same. I have two servers running
ADAM SP1 and one isn't ADAM SP1, all in the same configiguration set. The one
that isn't ADAM SP1 allows me to use DSMGMT to remove any server from the
configuratio
On Tue, 2006-05-23 at 10:59 +1000, Ken Schaefer wrote:
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Depends on the data. These days with identity theft rampant...
anything with a PII element would be on a desktop over my dead body.
Software suppliers also tell me to run as admin and these days we need
to push strongly back on that as well.
Access works for a 'small' multi user app.. and
hmm - what would be the reason why you'd want to purge a
single deleted object (tombstone) from your AD? What secret information
does the tombstone contain, that you don't wish remains in it? Realize
that there are hardly any attributes that remain in the tombstone by default,
unless you'v
maybe mark meant it as "on topic" :-)
I'm also not aware of any such changes, but as the mgmt of Read-Only DCs
(e.g. for PW replication or Admin Separation) is also not fully
finalized yet, we may see additional GPO options to configure various
aspects of the DCs. Who knows - maybe disabling authe
Hi Guido,
There is no secret behind the wall :o)
This is the full story.
I have Active Directory Connectors that permit bidirectionnal replication of
all 5.5 mailboxes <-> Active Directory Forest.
The pb is that i had an issue where a user object had the ADC-Global-names
mapped with multipl
Hello all,
I'm working on duplicating my AD env. into a test
lab.
I read lots of posts about this and choosed to use
the "CreateXMLFromEnvironment.wsf" and "CreateEnvironmentFromXML.wsf"
only.
The question is: I did a schema extension on my AD
prod and i wondered if the 2 scripts will al
Nope - I meant OT at the time as we had just flammed a sarastic post and I was
not in the mood for a flaming of my own.
Anyway thanks for replying and perhaps "The Canadian" is making notes.
Mark
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Date: Tue, 23 May 2006
Team,
Is is possible to have AD DCs manage all the dynamic zones i.e. _tcp, _udp,
_msdcs etc. and have the rest of the non-AD zones managed by Bind. Has
anyone done something like this? There is a MS article (ID:255913) that
talks about it however, it doesnt say what DNS should client point to?
R
Thank you both very much for the replies and for the clear
explanations.
I think I will leave the legacyExchangeDN alone then.
I was thinking about changing it because part of it refers to an
object (Administrative Group) that no longer exists.
I am still a bit puzzled why it not updates it
The only thing that GP will do around script execution is limit the combined time that all scripts will run, to prevent hanging scripts from hanging up a startup or logon process. The default total time for script execution is 10 minutes but you can adjust this using the policy at Computer Conf
Adeel,
Here is a response from our DNS guy. I hope it helps you.
Mike Thommes
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Here are the steps I took for delegating the AD zones for example.com:
1) In the example.com zone on the BIND server I added these NS records
to delegate the zone t
Mike,
This is very detailed and clearly written. I appreciate it, say my thanks to
your DNS guy!
Adeel
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I thought he wanted to access them by name without the DNS entries e.g.
for testing or something.
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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Correct. Using a host file only works for one website, which solved part
of the problem. The other site will have to used another port.
The main site is registered with the external DNS(BIND), but the other
sites are registered with internal DNS(AD) server. No forwarding. When
in production all
No, what you are stating below is incorrect.
You can add three entries to your host file.
On your IIS box, configure corresponding Host Header values for your three
sites.
Then you can access all three sites by name - no need to use alternate ports.
However you mentioned accessing sites by IP add
Even if it updated itself it would still be stamped in the
contents of every message that still exists somewhere within the ORG, either in
calendars or in mailboxes. That is the address Exchange uses when you try to
update a meeting or respond to a message. You need something constant or else
Yeah small as in the user has multiple personalities... :o)
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I just took a quick glimpse at it and I would say no, not
that I would have expected it to in the first place.
You may want to look at the adschemaanalyzer which can be
found in the ADAM SP1 and ADAM R2 distributions.
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What about DHCP on a DC? We just had an issue where our weekly reboot task to
reboot all the DCs failed on one DC and it didn't come back up. Any user at
the site who rebooted their PC was down because they couldn't get an IP from
DHCP. Our standard is to run DHCP on the DCs at each site. H
Hi Mike,
If you are delegating those 6 zones to only 1 DNS server, if that dns server
is going through a quick reboot or downtime - then none of your client can
find the NS delegation and hence causing a no domain controller found
scenario isnt it?
Interesting article mentioned below, does it app
Why do you have a weekly reboot task? This isn't NT4 anymore...
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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