Hi all,
Can u help me on this prob. Problem is that my exchange 2003 which installed on win 2003 dc agets blacklisted (Means my static ip is blacklisted). I searched how to stop this
and on net i found solutions pointing towards open relay and spam protection. They r saying that ur exchange is sp
…is now out.
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/activedckbk2/
Tony
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Hi there,
I m having a exchange 2003 running in my org. with 500 clients using that.
few weeks i m monitoring that a Particular Id is sending a virius mails i wanna block this sender how i will do that ,. And also we are not able to send and recveive mails from a particular domain.
Everytime whe
Cheers Tony - I was down in your area in March
& April, touring the South Island with Active New Zealand: awesome people,
beautiful country, fantastic trip! I highly recommend it to
everyone!
Derek
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What a shame, Tony... his posts were so insightful...
;)
themolk.
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Russ,
Possibly - what are the permissions of the 3 folders you are trying to
replicate around? Are they identical? Check the share permissions as
well as the folder permissions. Can each machine resolve the FQDN of
each of the other two machines from it? I'm making the assumption that
all 3 machin
I have manually unsubscribed the address.
Tony
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Hi Pete,
Have you
Thank you all, great input. I will be trying this and will
let you know the outcome.
Victor
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tell the static DN
1) I wouldn't expect it to change the behavior you're specifically seeing. Why? Because the system doesn't just arbitrarily decide to register some host. That setting is more to do with security and legacy clients than it is spontaneous creation and registration of host records.
2) Best way to
Hi Pete,
Have you tried going to the site listed at the bottom of every message?
If you go to http://www.activedir.org/List.aspx you will find instructions on how to unsubscribe from the list.
Take care!
Phil
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PLEASE TAKE ME OFF YOUR
PLEASE TAKE ME OFF YOUR LIST I AM GETTING HUNDREDS OF UNSOLICITED EMAILS, THX PETE
-- Original message -- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Why a script? > > Why not: > "Net use * \\server\share /u:server\user *" > > i.e. connect using an account defined locally on the machine
PLEASE TAKE ME OFF YOUR LIST = I AM GETTING HUNDREDS OF UNSOLICITED MESSAGES, THX PETE
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No it is a value in an attribute. A child object would be an object that has a group as its parent...
I.E. cn=group,ou=someo
Title: Message
Thank
you for your feedback. I greatly respect the knowledge of this
group.
jb
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Hi, Windows 2003, FFL Single Domain, Active Integrated DNS on two DC's I have an issue with DNS and the reverse zone. Some computers have multiple PTR records e.g: Computer1 192.168.6.5 Computer1 192.168.6.66 I don't know why this is happening, I noticed that the DHCP Proper
You do want to choose a reliable source, whatever it is. An external atomic clock is most likely to be reliable so long as you can communicate with it successfully and consistently. It is important to keep internal system clocks in synch.
Chuck -Original Message-From: Rob MOIR <[EMAIL
We're using this product and extended out schema. No problems to-date.
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I haven't worked with Cisco's Unity products, but a quick look a the document link you sent doesn't indicate anything out of the ordinary. It appears to add cisco-specific attributes to the user, group and contact objects and adds a new class specific to unity.
From a managing the Active Dire
Sonar says the "CreateFailedCount" is 16 on my replication test. Maybe
it's some sort of permission issue. ??
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The root of the DFS is located on our PDC emulator, which is also a DNS
server itself. If I go into the dfs root on the PDC emulator I see the
file I copied to the \\domain.com\dfs\software directory, it's just not
replicating to any of the other links.
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Title: Group membership question
No it is a value in an attribute. A child object would be
an object that has a group as its parent...
I.E. cn=group,ou=someou,dc=dom,dc=com and the child
object of cn=somethingelse,cn=group,ou=someou,dc=com,dc=com
In the default schema, the only objectcla
Why a script?
Why not:
"Net use * \\server\share /u:server\user *"
i.e. connect using an account defined locally on the machine named
'server'.
neil
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Where is the root of the DFS located?
I seem to remember having problems with DFS replication before, because
one of the servers hosting the root had it's DNS incorrectly configured.
Ultrasound would report any errors sure enough. After decoding what it
all means you'll need a dark room to lie down
Title: Group membership question
Sorry if this is a daft question, but I can't find an answer anywhere:
Is a User considered a Child object of a Group to which it is a member?
Cheers
Danny
Solved my own problem.. Thank you..
Za Vue wrote:
I need to map to a windows standalone server from a domain machine
with a different username and password other than the domain account.
Anyone care to share a script?
Thank you,
Z.V.
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Time lag can be a painful thing in certain applications, had an incident
before where the payroll system which is linked to the accesscard system was
getting out of sync, some factory production workers are getting "free"
overtime pay due to a few mins out of sync with the realworld's time...
Tha
I need to map to a windows standalone server from a domain machine with
a different username and password other than the domain account. Anyone
care to share a script?
Thank you,
Z.V.
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Taking offline.
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Subject: [ActiveDir] corrupt
vmware DC
Booted up VMware with DC (2003, SP1) on it yesterday
and got an
I'm trying to set up a DFS share and having all sorts of issues getting
it to work. I've installed Ultrasound and i'm either not sure where to
look in it for the answer or it's not giving me the answer.
I set up a link with 3 targets in a ring replication topology. 2 of the
3 servers are Win2k3
Booted up VMware
with DC (2003, SP1) on it yesterday and got an "internal error" on AD at
start, forcing a reboot. Went into DSRM and ran semantic checker in ntdsutil.
Checker returned error:
Records
scanned: 1200Error fetching security
descriptor [ Jet Error -1017]
which, upon
Has anyone worked with/been involved with the Cisco unity AD schema
extensions?
One of our divisions is planning to go with the integrated solution and
wants to run the schema update.
I have the link on Cisco's site about what they add.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps2237/prod
Thanks Al!
That’s so easy I’m a bit embarrassed J
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Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] OT: RUS
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=24
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=243629
Al
On 6/13/06, Clay, Justin (ITS) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Al,
I think that's great advice. I wish we really had a provisioning system, like MIIS or something similar. We have 22,000 users and they're all maintained by hand, which is horrible.
Al,
I think that’s great advice. I wish
we really had a provisioning system, like MIIS or something similar. We have
22,000 users and they’re all maintained by hand, which is horrible.
We have considered using a custom
attribute to tag employees as well. We’re definitely going to be
I think it's a really good idea to clean up the UPN's. However, I think it worth noting that you may want to have a look at the process that provisions the users and creates those upn's. Just to make sure you don't end up doing the work over and over again.
I realize upn alone will work, but
"When deploying virtual disks, the same rules apply as they would for the same process on physical disks. For example, do not allow a database store to use the same disk spindles as its transaction logs."
Something to note is that virtualization sometimes has a higher cost for the disk subsyst
We have 1 AD forest with 5 total domains.
They are “sister” domains and they don’t share a namespace. For instance we
have one domain for our Police Department, one for the Sheriff Department, one
for the Public Schools, etc.
As for Steven’s suggestion for UPN, we
were hoping to use tha
Thanks for replying Tony. Unfortunately gmail couldnt read your reply
so I resorted to the archive.
In my example for searching universal groups, I wasnt distinguishing
between security and distribution groups. Therefore the 2nd filter is
correct too isnt it?
As for the 3rd question, I am sure y
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Teo De Las Heras
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> To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
> Subject: [ActiveDir] Time Server for Forest Root PDC
>
> How have people on this list configured their Forest
Just want to quickly say thanks to both of you, Joe and Al, you've
helped me form some thoughts around this area that I can work with. This
short discussion has been very useful. If I ever see either of you at a
MVP gathering I owe you a beverage of your choice, or two.
--
Robert Moir
Microsoft M
I have a few notes on general best practices for building Virtual Servers on my
website if that is any help:
http://robertmoir.com/blogs/someone_else/archive/2006/03/12/2155.aspx
--
Robert Moir
Microsoft MVP for Windows Servers & Security
Senior IT Systems Engineer
Luton Sixth Form College
Right
Virtual Machine Additions are a set of drivers and applets to extend and
improve integration of a guest OS into the Virtual Server / PC application.
As for Where do you get it / Why wouldn't they just include it in the default
install, you get it as part of the default install because it *is* in
Title: OT: Global Catalog languages & Exchange 2003
Hi
Apart from installing the language options in regional settings, do I still need to input the registry keys in the gc to reflect the languages?
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Ntds/Language
Cant find the document for exchange 20
I would suggest you sync with whatever time source(s) the
organisation considers to be 'authoritative'.
This may be an internal time server or some external clock.
The important point is that you trust this source to be correct and thus
authoritative.
Many larger orgs have internal clocks
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