I am trying to write a quick and dirty script for a test lab which will disconnect and reconnect persistent drive mappings. The script is as follows: Set objDrvs = GetObject("winmgmts:").InstancesOf("Win32_NetworkConnection")for each obj in objDrvs strDrive = obj.LocalName strDMapping
Apologies to the owner of the list :-) mis copied the email address. I meant to send the message below. Jacqui Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2006 14:21:03 +0100 (BST)From: Jacqui Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] OT: _vbscript_ to disconnect and reconnect
Thanks for the info I have now managed to get my head around this and seem to have come up with something that works.For those of you who maybe interested.On error resume nextSet objNetwork =
WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network")Set colDrives = objNetwork.EnumNetworkDrivesFor i = 0 to
I have seen CConnect working fine in a Windows 2003 environment. Jacqui. This cconnect.exe seems interesting anybody used it with 2003 Server? or is it strictly a NT/2000 tool?From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Darren Mar-EliaSent: Thursday,
write a lot of code for this one time use, it might not be an equitable transaction. Al On 2/13/06, Jacqui Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am working on directory cleanup activities for the existing Exchange 5.5 directory. Where accounts are sharing an NT account or using a group I
I am working on directory cleanup activities for the existing Exchange 5.5 directory. Where accounts are sharing an NT account or using a group I would like to replace the primary NT account with an unique account and update the additional permissions to include the account that was previously
Thanks I will take a look at the tool. Might save me lots of grief :-)Cheers Also just found this... not sure whether its exactly what you are after but it may save you some programming time. This tool allows setting permissions across multiple mailboxes in 5.5.Setperm.exe @
Can anyone advise me if there has been a change in the ADSI that now allows the ACL of an Exchange 5.5 mailbox to be manipulated? I have some sample VB code from the ADSI 2.0 SDK that appears to offer the ability but as yet I cannot get this to work. I have found articles on the MS web site that
Which account are you using? If it is not the administrator account it could be something to do with being allowed to add 10 computer accounts to a domain before being granted privs.
Cheers
Jacqui
"Clingaman, Bruce" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have had success joining my OS X.3.8 and later
Has anything changed recently. Network lockdowns ?
Can you make a connection to the DNS port? Can you connect to LDAP?"Clingaman, Bruce" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use my account which is a domain admin. I am still able to join XP clients to domain.
Bruce Clingaman Information Technology
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Sent: May 9, 2005 10:00 AM
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Subject: [ActiveDir] OT: Exchange
Public folder content replication
Sorry
this
is off topic but this group is usually an excellent source of information on
Exchange 200x.
Can
anyone advise how
Title: OT: Exchange Public folder content replication
Sorry this is off topic but this group is usually an excellent source of information on Exchange 200x.
Can anyone advise how, if it is possible, to force the replication of all content from an Exchange 5.5 public folder server to an
:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jacqui Hurst
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Sorry this is off topic but this group is usually an excellent source of
information on Exchange 200x.
Can anyone advise
exchange list, try http://www.MSExchange.org/ at
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Hope this helps,
Jose
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I am still not clear that this is going to help.
You are right to assume that I am using the ADC
After checking the client settings have you checked name resolution working OK, WINS and DNS? Are their any errors in the event logs on the client?
Are there any networking issues for these clients?
Have they tried from a different workstation that does not usually experience these problems?
Having migrated sites using the move mailbox function previously I'm am
pretty confident that I won't need to use a roll back plan however it is
obviously important to have one.
I am looking at moving approx 1400 mailboxes from one Exchange 5.5 server in
a single site multi server organisation to
.
Hopefully this information will help to
prevent others from experiencing such issues.
Jacqui
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Sent: 17 February 2005 04:55
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] OT:
Exchange 2003
Have you recently configured any rules for you mailbox that could be causing the issue?
Jacqui
George Arezina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I realize this is a totally off-topic question, but seeing as there are many experts, I thought someone may have an idea. As of yesterday, I began
You could intially try just deleting your profile and recreating it to check it is not a profile issue.George Arezina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fortunately yes. If had been the CEO/COO it would have caused a nightmare. The only other suggestion I have is backing up my messages, uninstalling
the forestprep directly on
the server that holds the schema master role?
Jeremy
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11:55 PM
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Exchange 2003 Forestprep
Pre
This is a shot in the dark but has anyone experienced (and solved) this before.
Forestprep was run quite sometime ago on a clean Windows 2003 AD environment. In addition to thisa couple of other schema extensions have been applied ( ILO and Novadigm extensions).
I am now in the process of
Pre-requisites all in place and all DC's are GC's so I guess it can't be that.
I feel a PSS call coming :-)
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Assuming that the necessary components (SMTP, NNTP, ASP, etc) are already inplace on the Exchange server, the only thing I have seen that causes thaterror is where
I've never tried it with SBS but could you try EXMERGE to extract the data
from one server and import it to a new one? You will lose some stuff but it
might be better than nothing.
Jacqui
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Title: Slow data migration
Have you checked that name resolution is
working ok and that there are no network issues on this server eg network card
etc.
Jacqui
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I have had some experience of testing the Beta of this product. I found in
a root/child environment issues with the actual control/logging of logins.
I managed to make the system work if the IIS component of the product was
running on a DC but this in itself had other implications. It consists
Title: Message
Have you tried Last Known Good
to see if this works?
Has anything changed on the PC that could
have caused the problem maybe a driver deleted or updated?
The recovery console is quite good and
worth an attempt.
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I've seen an attempt to migrate data using Robocopy which took far too long
and had to be stopped. The cause of this was put down to files in use (pst
files left open). If you go down this route be careful of the switches you
use.
Jacqui
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If you are keeping the same file structures and just
changing the server names can you not setup cnames in DNS to point to the new
servers?
Not tried it myself but thought it might be worth a
suggestion.
Jacqui
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Are you using any custom adm
templates? These can remain after moving OUs if those settings are not
explicitly set to what you wish them to be.
Jacqui
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Sent: 08 October 2004 01:43
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Title: Schema recovery
I am currently working on testing a full DR recovery of a Windows 2003 AD including schema rollback. Has anyone successfully done this? I am following the Best Practice document Best Practice Recommendation for Recovering your Active Directory Forest but as yet I dont
and what goes wrong where.
Carlos Magalhaes
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I am currently working on testing a full DR recovery of a Windows
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I have got differing stages.
Firstly I managed to restore the root then
child dcs but when I tried to reset the domain trust passwords I received an
access denied error
Have a look at AgendaX. It uses a web interface and does IIS and a number
of other components. I can't remember if a separate database is required or
if it supports its own. I know you can use it with Oracle and SQL. This is
based on CDO and I believe works with 5.5 and 2003.
Jacqui
Do you have the Group Policy Management console installed?
If you do you can create either HTML or XML format report which includes all
the applied settings relevant to your implementation. (You have to created
a separate report for each GPO)
Depending on how many policies you have in place
Have you looked at either
Microsoft File Server Migration toolkit available at
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/downloads/tools/default.mspx
or alternatively running a backup and restore of the data from one location
to the other (restoring security)
You will need SID history in
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I am working on a migration from NT4 to Windows 2003 which
includes the collapsing of a number of domains into a single domain. Part
of the existing NT4 login
of that accordingly?
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Sent: Friday, July 23, 2004 3:04
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Sorry, After a long day I
dont think I explained myself very well. Really what I was getting
As I remember each domain has to have a
recipient update service setup in order to update the email addresses. Do you
have one for the second domain? Did you run domainprep on the new domain?
Jacqui
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Is there anyone out there who is currently attempting to
beta the resource kit tool LimitLogin? This is the Windows 2003 replacement
for Cconnect. I am having some issues with it which Id appreciate any
further input on if anyone has any experience of this tool.
Let me know if anyone
The Registry Console Tool For Windows 2000 reg.exe allows you to add, modify, query the register which I believe is a resource kit tool.
Not sure if this does binary keys, also there maybe issues if the key has security which makes it unavailable to users. If this isn't the case, this is a login
I think that would be very interesting. It might enable me to understand Perl a little better and learn how to use it.
"Robbie Allen (rallen)" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On a related note, I'm working on a VBScript to Perl code converter.Input some VBScript code and output the (roughly) equivalent
Is this the first time you have tried a restore? Are the clients registered for doing
restores? If they are can you add the fully qualified domain name?
Just some thoughts as not a great expert with Legato.
Jacqui
from:Mulnick, Al [EMAIL PROTECTED]
date:Wed, 25 Feb 2004 14:07:47
I agree that archving is the best solution. This is something that my client is
currently looking into. As I understand it the cost is quite large up front but I
guess the longer term savings are beneficial.
If you think you company might be able to fund such work then I would start writing
Many Happy Returns.
I agree. I find this the most useful forum I have ever subscribed to. I only wish I
was as helpful as some of your regulars.
Many thanks to all that give so much to this group.
Jacqui
from:Tony Murray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
date:Tue, 13 Jan 2004 07:32:24
to:
I'm not one of the big brains on this list however I've been looking at distribution
groups etc in Exchange 2003 and have a couple of article links which you may not have
seen. Not sure if they will help
The Role of Groups and Access Control Lists in Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server
Deployments
I'm not involved directly but my team has been evaluation the Aleita tool. This
handles profile updates.
They are looking at methods to migrate 60,000 users in two orgs
so there is quite a bit to look at.
Not sure if this tool is suitable for your environment. I believe they only look at
My experience of their support is same. This included both support with setup
problems and creating custom monitoring rules.
Jacqui
from:Abbiss, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
date:Thu, 09 Oct 2003 16:25:47
to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
subject: RE: [ActiveDir] OT: NetIQ or MOM
I
I've previously used the registry editing tools to import my settings via a login
script. I setup what I wanted on a machine then exported the stuff to a reg file.
This was then called from a batch file in the users login script. Once applied a
check file was written to the machine so it
Many thanks for all the pointers. I better order some of the books :-) and read them,
QUICK!
Jacqui
from:Gil Kirkpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
date:Thu, 07 Aug 2003 17:36:25
to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
subject: RE: [ActiveDir] VBscript Help
Alain Lissoir's two books are great:
I have completed a rollback with Windows 2000 AD back to NT4 and had no problems with
the W2K clients authenticating back to NT4. Maybe this was just look and something to
do with the reasonings behind the rollback but thought it was worth a mention.
J
from:Ken Cornetet [EMAIL
What are your reasons for wanting your directory extended at this point. Will you at
some point be upgrading to Exchange 2000.
If you don't wish to keep your existing organisation and site names then you can
happily go ahead with a new organisation. This will have no links to the existing
While reading a book just this morning I read the following if this helps
'ADSI is part of the Open Directory Services Interfaces (ODSI) and Windows Open
Services Architecture (WOSA). ADSI objects are available for Windows NT4.0, Novell
Netware 3.x and 4.x and Active Directory srevices, as
I don't think that is the issue. It is more likely that the ADC and Exchange 2000
cannot run on the same server.
I've never tried it but I'm guessing that will be the problem. Can you install a new
ADC on another DC and alter your primary connection agreements to this one. You
should then
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We are using DHCP. I checked the DNS entries and they are correct.
mike
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I know in Ecnhange 5.5 there was a searcg limit setting on the protocols for
ldap. I guess this is the same with 2000. change this to zero and the
removes the limit. It obviously allows unlimited searches too for users (i
think) so you may want to change it back
Jacqui Hurst
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