Tek-Tips is the largest IT community on the Internet today!

Members share and learn making Tek-Tips Forums the best source of peer-reviewed technical information on the Internet!

Register Log in
  • Congratulations derfloh on being selected by the Tek-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go!

Recent content by fredmaine

  1. fredmaine

    Send-As permision won't remove

    Yeah those updates are all in (as well as update rollup 3v3).
  2. fredmaine

    Send-As permision won't remove

    I had the same issue with normal users, as well as a test with a domain admin. I'd like to go back and verify the results though, I'll do that and then post back. May be a week or more.
  3. fredmaine

    Send-As permision won't remove

    Yeah, server has been rebooted a couple of times since that event. No change. That effective permissions thing is bugging me. A policy of some sort, not allowing the permissions on the AD user object to be set correctly? Dunno. Fred
  4. fredmaine

    Send-As permision won't remove

    Same; doesn't seem to matter. In fact, I tried using EMC first and went to shell when that didn't work. Fred
  5. fredmaine

    Send-As permision won't remove

    Well now I can't get "Send As" to work at all now, either. Tried setting it up on a second user. This must be a major clue: After setting the sending user up per above, I can go into the sending user's AD object, security tab, advanced...look down the list - there is a user object for the...
  6. fredmaine

    Send-As permision won't remove

    Using Microsoft Exchange 2010 on a Win2008R2 server. In the Exchange Management Shell: Per MS website: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124403.aspx - See example 1 I set up "Send As" permissions as described above and it works great. However, try to revoke it using this...
  7. fredmaine

    what is the alias field for?

    I understand, I guess, although you'd think they could key off the user login. alias defaults to that anyway. Thanks for your help.
  8. fredmaine

    what is the alias field for?

    Exchange 2010, when I create a mailbox recipient object, then open it, one of the fields in the General tab is "Alias" Help says alias is where you put an alias. MS Technet article says alias is aka MailNickname and explains how it's default is arrived at but doesn't say what it's for. I...
  9. fredmaine

    authentication

    All of my email clients (Outlook, Thunderbird, etc) are currently using my sendmail server to send email. The server does not require authentication for SMTP. If I set my sendmail server to require SMTP authentication, that means that all of my email clients will need an account on my server...
  10. fredmaine

    Gateway F11 Recovery

    Thanks - I checked CMOS and the RAID was listed there as enabled. I hadn't even thought of looking there. I agree, it should survive the restore, which I assume is going to format drive C: and reinstall a clean OS with original drivers etc. Fred
  11. fredmaine

    Gateway F11 Recovery

    I have a Gateway about 2 years old, which has a recovery partition (D:) and will perform a complete system restore by hitting F11 on boot-up. When purchased, I had two drives installed and RAID 1 set up, which was factory installed and configured. Does anyone know, if I use F11 and choose to...
  12. fredmaine

    Facebook / Games

    I did a keyword search here on "facebook" and got no hits. I'm wondering if there is a way to block FB games specifically, using the ASA. I guess management doesn't mind FB itself so much but want to deny the Game applets. Can this be done? Fred
  13. fredmaine

    IE Browser History and TS/Citrix

    Basically, so that users know we know. In other words, if they know that their browsing history is retained and that management can review it at will, they'll be less likely to be visiting questionable sites. I realize there is tracking software out there, and that I can shadow anyone...
  14. fredmaine

    IE Browser History and TS/Citrix

    When I say that "delete browser history at logout" is working, I mean that we shut it off policy. The checkbox in the IE for users is un-checked and greyed out. But it fails anyway because in spite of the above, history is not saved back to the user's Profiles folder. So when they log back in...
  15. fredmaine

    IE Browser History and TS/Citrix

    We have three terminal servers, deploying desktops to users on thin client terminals with Citrix. All users have roaming profiles. We are giving users Internet Explorer access, but want to lock down the browser history so users know we can review it at will. We've used AD group policies to...
See more

Part and Inventory Search

Back
Top