Tom,
we're using it here across our WAN links to replicate approx 400Gb of
Tiff files (for our workflow / imaging system) between 4 servers. It
works very well for our requirements, although we did have some fun
and games getting it all setup - we use it in a slightly different way
to the norm
Have you looked at http://cr.yp.to/docs/smtplf.html it might give you
some pointers as to what is wrong.
Do you have another SMTP server front of your Exchange server i.e
between it and the internet? If so, does the above page help?
Just a thought
Jack
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 20:56:54 +010
>From the original subscription message... it's not that hard!!
For general list information including unsubscribe procedure see:
http://www.activedir.org/mail_list.htm
HTH
Jack
On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 11:10:19 -, Gavin Wilby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> __
fline files tab and enable offline files. Once enabled, My Documents
> is automatically set to be available offline and you can not take it
> off. That is if it is pointing to a network share.
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PR
Steve,
try right clicking My Documents and choosing Properties - change the
target to be the NETWORK version of the directory you want i.e.
\\fileservername\usershare$ and OK it - then right click again and
chose "make available offline"
HTH
Jack
On Thu, 4 Nov 2004 09:15:00 + (GMT), Steven H
Damm - you stole my idea - I was trying to work out the convesation
view in GMail - trying to find the end of the thread to hit reply at
the right "moment" - I'm sure it'll be brilliant when I get used to
it... :-)
Lookout is one of the best things I've ever beta tested. google
for your inbox?
Title: Message
Darren,
thanks for the response - I know what you mean... we have
PST's used in places here - I have several because I, like you do not like to
delete stuff however, I'm happy with the fact that it's entirely at my own
risk and I do my own backups periodically (Now I
Title: Message
H how about. DON'T USE PST's!! THEY ARE
BAD!!
Does that cover it? If you have an Exchange Server, and
judging by your subject I'm ass-u-me-ing that you do then use the
Information Store - it's what it's designed for.. Centralised Backups,
Single Instance Stor
there is an option somewhere (I think in the N/W card
settings) to allow the OS to power it off to save energy - there's probably an
associated reg key you could use to roll out the change.
Jack
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jerry
JohnsonSent: 06 May 2004
As far as I can see - no our current Licensing server
is a 2000 member server (we're still a NT Domain...) so I don't _think_ there's
a requirement for a 2K3 DC... but hopefully the doc's I've just posted will give
the answers.
Jack
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
I really should use Lookout (www.lookoutsoft.com) to search before I
say I can't find things :-p
From the Sunbelt NTSYSADMIN list just last
week:
just a doco i found (http://download.microsoft.com/download/2/f/2/2f2dc861-d567-4492-ae88-81afafa2d08d/Terminal%20Server%20Licensing.doc) me
Mark,
I've read somewhere recently (although I'm not sure where
:-]) that you do require 2003 Licensing servers for 2003 TS but 2003
Licensing servers can deal with 2000 TS. I'll try and track down the article
if I can...
Jack
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Title: Message
No
slap coming from here... :-)
As far
as I understand it - REPLMON looks at AD replication.. that's not the same
as replication of the contents of sysvol but I might be heading for a
slap!!
Jack
-Original Message-From:
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Windows 2000 Server Architecture & Planning 2nd Edition by Neilsen is quite
a good into to a lot of the concepts and provides a good overview. It's
not a "how to" - more a pre-design read
ISBN: 1-57610-607-1
Available for $30:00 from
http://www.halfpricecomputerbooks.com/book/1576106071
W
Perhaps by following the instructions from the links that are at the bottom
of every message:
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>From the List info link
Sunbelt Software host a list - it's quite good... but can
get a little noisy at times :->
http://www.sunbelt-software.com/community.cfm
look for the NTSYSADMIN list.
They also do a bunch of other lists including AD,
Exchange and DR...
HTH
Jack
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto
All,
I've lurked on this list for a long time now - and it's been a real learning
experience... Thanks to all of you!! Now I'm finally in a position to have
something to put to the list - I'm afraid I'm still running an NT domain...
But that is about to change :->
We have (fairly) recently been b
ISBN 0-596-00464-8
Superb read. Thanks Robbie!!
-Original Message-
From: Oliver Marshall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 24, October 2003 15:42
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Active Directory Cookbook
Do you have the ISBN number? Sounds perfect.
Olly
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Title: Message
Do your clients use DHCP to get their addresses or are
they static?
If they're DHCP - then a script shouldn't be needed just
amend the scope options and let the changes filter through if they're static
- then it might be time to start looking at DHCP to make your life eas
d share out FSMO
roles for redundancy
repeat for third server.
Hopefully some of the lists _real_ experts will wake up
soon and then pick holes in my plan :->
Jack Eales MCP,
MCSA
Senior Network Support
Analyst
IT Production Services -
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