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Just realized I posted this in the wrong forum - I have reposted to ASA forum. This thread can be deleted -T-

We have a new ASA5505 with the Security Plus Unlimited License. We are trying to setup two web servers in our DMZ with PUBLIC IP addresses (as required by our application). These machines CANNOT be NAT'ed in the DMZ. Network Space (IP's have been sanitized from their production values)...

We have a new ASA5505 with the Security Plus Unlimited License. We are trying to setup two web servers in our DMZ with PUBLIC IP addresses (as required by our application). These machines CANNOT be NAT'ed in the DMZ. Network Space (IP's have been sanitized from their production values)...

I've been a network admin for about 6 years now and am beginning to cross-train into the realms of Database Administration. As part of this, I am trying to find the best learning materials to bring me up to speed quickly on the subject. In your experience, what resources (online and print)...

Here you go - this should help you out: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;297289 Let me know if you need more assistance!

If you are in native mode, you should have only cleared them and not re-entered them back in

msExchEncryptedPassword should be cleared as in instructions above.

You stated that one user can't email another user at all. What happens when (s)he attempts to email them? Do they get a NDR or any other notifications back?

Go ahead and ask the questions...that's what the forum is for :)

Take a look at this thread - worked like a champ for us (we had upgraded from 5.5 to 2000) ...

Here's a good article on Cisco PKI: http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/pd/iosw/prodlit/pkdpy_wp.htm Our environment has multiple sites using PIX's with a centralized Microsoft CA server. If you choose to go this route I'll be more than happy to help you with setup\config. On your revocation...

You could write a quick VB script that parsed AD (through ADSI) for all users in the User's OU, and updated the Home Directory value for each accordingly. The AD value to update would be: oUser.homeDirectory = "\\snap\x_data\%username%"

Is your machine a member of a domain? If so, their would be a EFS Recovery agent specified in group policy. You could use that agent to recover those files...

Try running the following command (I know this works for 2003, but you didn't mention what version you were running) "<path to office install>/outlook.exe" /cleanrules This will start Outlook and delete client and server-based rules.

What will you be using as a CA certificate server? Do you have access to a Windows 2000 Server box that you can install certificate services on?