Recent content by FaiTHLeSS

there is an atribute called msExchDelegateListLink, under the account you have given yourself access you should see your name there, just remove it.

I think you would have to delete the existing key pair if you want to use the same name. It would be easier just to create a new pair then re-assign the trustpoint once you have the new cert ready. This is what i did recently, once you have the new cert in place go to device management -...

You applied the highest code that applies to your setup. So if you run Windows Server Std then apply this key to the KMS server, if you run Enterprise Edition then apply that key or if you have Datacenter running on your network then apply the Datacenter KMS key. As far as im aware Windows 7...

you can amend the following attribute in ad on the mailbox account msExchDelegateListLink You can remove the user from the list, this will stop the account automatically being added.

In commvault concole goto control panel, then there should be an option called set holidays. No scheduled tasks will be run during a holiday period

not sure if this is the kind of software you are looking for http://www.3com.com/products/en_US/detail.jsp?tab=features&pathtype=purchase&sku=3CR15800

Microsoft do a tool called Volume Activation Management Tool, version 2 of this is out and it will let you scan your network. It will give you that status of machines activation, it will also allow you to change how a machine may behave in regards to activation. You can force a machince to...

No problem, we have just stopped using this script and have moved most of our stuff over to Group Policy Preferences instead of scripting now.

I use a VBS script to add a user group to local admins group on the computers, this is deployed as a logon script against a machine group policy which is applied to an OU containing the computers on my network. You dont need to create any new OU's, just create a new group called LDA, then add...

think it would be better if you explain what you are trying todo and a bit more about your setup

if you are install the server as a member server then you dont need to update the schema. But my question would be why are you still deploying windows 2003 and not moving to 2008(R2). You only need to prep the schema if you are updating your domain controllers

Im assuming you want to receive mail for another domain name you have. then you dont have to add a smtp connector todo this you need to add a new recipient policy for that domain. smtp connectors are for outbound mail

Only grant them local admin rights to the desktop OS's. dont give them any sort of global admin rights like domain administrators. If they need todo work in AD such as add/remove/amend users and computers then you could give them account operators rights or delegate. Also if they need to add...

its just a paper exercise you dont do anything with it. Its just proof you have purchased it

we dont charge other departments instead the IT department takes the full cost of backup. There is a addon for Commvault called CommNet that allows you to do cost analysis and billable entities havent used this myself.