Sometimes when you install Exchange, you want to allow users to use their e-mail addresses as a login name. Most of the time UPN suffixes are not usefull. For example you have internal name for domain “company.corp”, but your e-mail addresses are “username@company.com“. You want to give an option for users to log into OWA using “username@company.com” instead of “company.corp\username”.
Most of the time I found at customers’ sites that they disable firewalls completely, because they don’t have time or they are just lazy to define exceptions in firewall settings. But this is not really good idea according to security.
These days I’m working on one RDS (Terminal Services before) farm and I’m playing with setting users’ environment as secure as possible, but also as usefull as possible. When I disabled access to Control Panel for all users with settings in GPO I found one issue. When I right-clicked on Desktop under normal user I could see following options:
Today I went to one of our customers and they were complaining about not being able to access admin shares on their clients’ computers. Admin shares are those following:
I’m implementing RDS (TS) farm at one of our customers. From my previous experiences I love to have %USERNAME% and %COMPUTER% name variables in name od Computer on RDS User’s Desktop.
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I’ve just reached Expert Level at VMWare Thinapp Community forum by crossing 750 points 🙂
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Hello all
Today I earned another Cisco certificate.
Today I was looking at googlemaps and also into googleearth for some information and I found airoplane:
To recreate automatic AD replications between domain controllers you need to use command:
repadmin /kcc
Problem:
This event can appear on IBM storages when some host is trying to access unmapped disk. Here is an example of event:
Date/Time: 29.4.2011 10:53:38
Sequence number: 318286
Event type: 300D
Event category: Command
Priority: Informational
Description: Mode select for redundant controller page 2C received
Event specific codes: 0/0/0
Component type: Controller
Component location: Enclosure 85, Slot 1
Logged by: Controller in slot A
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