[ActiveDir] OT -- to ActiveDir Mailinglist admins

Title: OT -- to ActiveDir Mailinglist admins Hi, Is there any chance that I or someone else could change my e-mail address on this list. We've changed our e-mail addresses a few weeks back. I am still able to receive mails on my old address, but my reply address has changed (as a first stage

RE: [ActiveDir] OT: batch/command file and "child-processes" kill ing

off as it were.  You can see what the tree looks like with tlist -t Taskkill?  New to me.  Kill.exe is a reskit utility that can be used.  Kill.exe pid -f is what usually works, but not always depending on the app.    More background on the kill concept: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default

RE: [ActiveDir] OT: batch/command file and "child-processes" kill ing

Title: Message BTW,   I know I could use    taskkill /t   But the Scheduling software uses a regular "kill" thing . . .   -Original Message-From: Baekelant, Erik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 2:29 PMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subj

[ActiveDir] OT: batch/command file and "child-processes" killing

Title: OT: batch/command file and "child-processes" killing Hello First of all, apologies for going OT . . . We are introducing our Scheduler software (Client-side, CA Autosys) in the Windows environment. Everything starts fine, except stopping/killing jobs. Batch-file (a.cmd) calls anot

RE: [ActiveDir] AD Telephone Directory

Title: Message Yes, this one would be nice.   I know that we are pulling the tel.-numbers from Exchange now, going though Access and so on But since migrating to AD, all tel.-numbers are nicely stored in AD and extracting an html page from it would be very helpfull.   cheers, -

RE: [ActiveDir] Who is using my file?

Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Who is using my file? If the file is opened through a share, you could use the following command:    net file | find /I "name of file" will return a line with an ID, the filename and the account who is accessing the file.    net file ID /delete closes the file. HTH,

RE: [ActiveDir] Windows 2000 Server Down

Any chance one of the last things that was done on the server was stopping some "useless" services and changing their startup to "Manual" or "Disabled". Once saw a W2K DC with the Kerberos service disabled and it does take a long time before that server was started. -Original Message- From

RE: [ActiveDir] OT: Using InstallShield in a Startup Script

Title: Message not really an expert on this, but here are two suggestions: - Is it really a silent install (silent isn't equal to unattended) ? - Some setups do require Admin rights/does the setup create reg keys/shortscuts in part of the profile - Would it be a problem to run the script a

RE: [ActiveDir] [Off-Topic] Moving files across volumes with perm s intact

Title: Message Yes, have a look at the resource kit command 'robocopy'. It does come with a some good documentation and is very usefull when you want to "copy incremental".   -Original Message-From: Michael B. Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 12:43 P

RE: [ActiveDir] You guys amaze me!

Hi, Personally I won't go the second route... to put it simple, the NT4 couldn't capture all the AD data. Unfortunatly I don't think many people have used rendom in a real situation so it could be usefull to read the how-to's. cheers, -Original Message- From: Rocky Habeeb [mailto:[E

RE: [ActiveDir] OT: NetIQ or MOM

Title: Message >>> Anything is easier to manage and costs less than Tivoli. <<< Or you must have a BMC Patrol experience (expensive, hard to setup and absolutely inflexible) We've chosen to implement BigBrother (Quest) which works fine in our mixed env.   BTW, Hello to everyone, I am new o