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D] On Behalf Of joe
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> I think they need to rethink the choices they've made and just call it
> The
Dean and Joe Show.
Ah we are just the outside pieces of the whole show. There a
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Not this year, but next is a definite possibility.
FYI if anyone but me cares, joe is working on getting the updated scripts
from AD3ed put up on joeware.net. He just had to wait for permission from
OReilly to do so. Now nobody else has to bug
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Very handy and helpful. Thank you so much for the time you've put into this
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The GUIDs returned in this scenario are not used by the directory in the
traditional manner and, as such, using a GUID-based binding string won't
ctiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] repadmin info oddity
Adfind (http://www.joeware.net/win/free/tools/adfind.htm) to the rescue!
I recently had to do this and got it accomplished with the following syntax
(with a little help from joe :) ):
adfind -default -binenc -f
objectGUID={{GUID:
> (or a scotch if you'd prefer ;o) ...
"Double shot of Glen Livett, a nice spritz of Sprite, inch and a half
of water and a couple of ice cubes, in a highball glass."
And the fact that I still remember this begs two questions:
[1] What do we order if the bar doesn't have Glen Livett?
and
[2] W
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> I wouldn't make a "hard feature" on such parsing, b/c it is
> not documented and could change at Brett or (lets call him)
> Greg's willy nilly.
... then don't!
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Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2006 9:13 AM
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Glad it helped. As I meant to mention in my last post, that syntax was the
result of a chat with joe
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> As I'd hoped, joe does indeed have another way ... one that
> does the encodin
You mean 'The Dean and joe Show' with as small 'j' surely :)
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Ve
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Hmmm, I would guess he's probably adding a new switch to
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I wouldn't make a "hard feature" on such parsing, b/c it is not documented
and could change at Brett or (lets call him) Greg's willy nilly.
Oh and I just rememberd ... I should al
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Hmmm, I would guess he's probably adding a new switch to deal with this
parti
4\6C\19\20\4F\4E\81\CD\F3\59\26\DE\38\A3*
> " retiredReplDSASignatures
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> Fingers crossed that Joe will have a hidden switch to do the decoding for
> you, until then, this is it I'm afraid.
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> Adfind (http://www.joeware.net/win/free
Joe will have a hidden switch to do the decoding for
you, until then, this is it I'm afraid.
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Too bad Joe picked today to be MIA.
Scott Klassen
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The GUIDs returned in this
tt Klassen
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] repadmin info oddity
Adfind (http://www.joeware.net/win/free/tools/adfind.htm) to the
mmes, Michael M.
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2006 7:44 AM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] repadmin info oddity
Adfind (http://www.joeware.net/win/free/tools/adfind.htm) to the rescue!
I recently had to do this and got it accomplished with the following syntax
(with a little help f
Adfind (http://www.joeware.net/win/free/tools/adfind.htm) to the rescue!
I recently had to do this and got it accomplished with the following
syntax (with a little help from joe :) ):
adfind -default -binenc -f
objectGUID={{GUID:0B3F5BC4-5713-4611-8F6A-752A3B0DE664}} dn
("adfind /???" For lots o
These are DSA invocation IDs (which are maintained for the directory's
lifetime) within the up-to-dateness vector table, the stale (irresolvable)
entries are normal (assuming they truly represent demoted or forcibly
removed DCs) and are typically of no concern. The "retired" notation refers
to DCs
Ah, the dreaded CTRL-Enter "feature".
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Oh no, Dean's fallen and can't get up!
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&g
Oh no, Dean's fallen and can't get up!
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These are DSA invocation IDs (which are maintained for the directory's
lifetime) within the up-to-dateness vector table, the stale (irresolvable)
entries are normal (assuming they truly represent demoted or forcibly
removed DCs) and are typically of no concern. The "retired" notation refers
to DCs
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