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Hello, We recently merged with another company and are operating as two separate forests with forest trusts between the 2. Is there a way to enable access to each other's address books without using Microsoft Identity Integration Server? It doesn't seem that way, but thought I would check...

Hello [H] Members, I'm fairly sure I know the answer already but want a second opinion. If we have say, DomainA and DomainB (both Server 2003) and establish a forest trust between them, does the AD info/schema from A replicate to B and vice versa? My impression/thought is that they don't...

Hopefully someone can shed some light on this for me... I have an older application that once installed, will run fine under an admin account and a power user account, but not a restricted user. I've given full control of the applications directory to the authenticated users group along with...

We have our spam filter set to forward any blocked mail to a "blocked" account that is only accesible by going through the system admin, which happens to be me. Now the question is: Is there a way to mass delete emails from Exchange without having to worry about the ~4,000 item limit in...

moetop, I'm not 100% sure about the hardware being the latest version, but yes, the Windows machine is coming in directly and I think its through a Checkpoint firewall. Not sure if this helps at all...

Hopefully someone can make a little more sense of this than I can. We have a Watchguard Firebox at our location and have a usergroup in AD that it authenticates VPN connections against. The problem is coming from one location specifically, in that I can sign in under the account from my home and...

I know, I know...Windows ME. Its for a friend who's NIC card just apparently stopped working after her brother "messed with something." Here's the lowdown...Windows ME: I can ping localhost, but can't get an IP from DHCP or communicate at all when I set a static IP (can't ping...

It is with great anticipation that I turn to you [H] members. I've googled, yahood, and much much more with no success. Let me explain... I recently purchased an HP dv5020 with Broadcom 802.11b/g built in. I have been trying to connect to my wireless network at home with ZERO success and have...

Hello all, I am working on an assignment for a class over my winter break and need some help on the one requirement. I apoligze if its a dumb question but I'm not 100% sure what the professor wants and I'm hoping someone else may have an idea. Essentially I have to build a VB App that tracks...

If you are able to get PERL set up on your machine and capture traffic into a binary file, you can use ChaosReader to analyze the traffic. Its a PERL script that runs against the binary file and spits everything out into a nice pretty package (HTML) with stats and all. If you can't find it...

Is anyone familiar with a tool or script that will delete large amounts of messages in one shot ? We currently have all of our filtered spam emails go to a holding mailbox in case of anything legit being blocked. The issue is that it the mailbox grows rather rapidly these days and I'm tired...

Bingo! That's exactly what is happening...or so I think. Good call, I'll check it out.

Does anyone have any suggestions for the following situation: User logged into to VPN connection from home and had to change their password on the network. User logs off of laptop, but is then unable to log back in to the laptop. I've had this come up before, but the user has always been able...

Thanks PTNL. That's generally what I was looking for. I appreciate the input.

Sorry, lets try this again...but I understand what you're saying. I'm basically asking is it neccessary to have a try/catch block in the main routine or is it preferable to use a try/catch (if needed) in each subroutine/function. Or in otherwords, do you use try/catch in the main routine...

Hello all, Just curious as to what is "best practice" and it may be a dumb question, but I'm not sure of the right answer. Do you use a try, catch, finally block for each function/sub and also one in the main routine, or just stick to one in each function. For example, which is better...

Does anyone have any good scripts or methods of how to monitor SQL Server logs without a bunch of hassle? I'm not looking for anything specific, just some ideas other than manually checking them every day/week/whatever. Thanks!

Well, I think I answered my own question. Its from a recovery program for MS Access passwords. I see now that all of the hex values translate into something in the ASCII table or extended ASCII, but do you have any idea why these certain values would be in the this array? This is the "key" array...

Can someone explain this code snippet a little more for me: bytKey = new byte[] {0xE1,0xEC,0x3A,0x9C,0xA1,0x28,0x74,0x8A,0x33,0x7B,0x92,0xDF,0x10,0x13,0xA8,0xB1,0x53,0x79,0xF5,0x7C}; Obviously its declaring a byte array, but what significance do the hex values have? This is a snippet...

GFI Mail Essentials Work great for our company. We've been using it for a bit over a year now and its blocking mostly everything it should. It takes a bit of time to get tweaked, but once its running smoothly, its great. We're getting roughly 6000-7000 blocked messages per week and maybe 5 or...

Can anyone recommend a reliable open source or low cost bug tracking application that will run on Windows? Thanks!

Download and poke around with Scriptomatic. It has a bunch of stuff that may be of use for you, or at least get your started in the right direction. Linkage

We run an application that will run on certain clients without the user having the "Power Users" rights but on others, it won't. Does anyone have any good suggestions/tools for determining which resources the application is trying to access in realtime to see what permissions are not correct...

Can someone point me in the right direction here...I haven't been able to find much of anything useful on this (yet). What I'm trying to do is have some type of automated script (for lack of a better term) that will automatically configure Outlook for a new user vs. me having to set the...

Well, instead of giving you the code I have which is modified somewhat from the original format, here is the article which I used to authenticate our users in a webapp against our AD. Clickity Hopefully this helps some. Good luck.

I'm not quite clear on exactly what you are trying to accomplish (I haven't used a Windows PE CD so I'm not sure how it works exactly), but I have an example of how to authenticate users against Active Directory in asp/vb.net. If that would be of assistance, let me know...it shouldn't be...

We just recently started using SynchToy which is a freebie from Microsoft that seems to be basically a highly glorified XCOPY, but it works fairly well. Its a manual process though, that's the drawback to it, but it works great. Let me know if you need/want the link.

Very nice. That will work just perfectly. Thank you for your assistance (Again!)

Thanks for the input. I guess I should restate my objective. I have an asp.net web forms button. Currently I have it set up to do the following: Clicking the button fires javascript code to get the value from the radio button list. If that value = 0 then I call another javascript to show a...

I have a asp.net form that has the following elements: 1. Radio Button List = rblMenu 2. WebForm Button = btnSubmit I've written a javascript function that does something like this: function GetValue() { Get the value of the selected radio button alert(The value goes here)...

Basically the issue was that the Exchange ques were locked up for some reason, and it was mentioned that stopping the machine all together should be more effective that a reboot with respect to flushing the ques. It may be more of an Exchange Server topic that I'm heading towards, but generally...

Thank you, that's exactly what I was looking for!

Aside from the obvious, I'm looking for essentially "What is the difference between reboot and shutdown?" Meaning...in memory management, system resources, etc. I'm trying to solve an argument that rebooting and shutting the system down completely and bringing it back up do not have the same...

I guess I'm looking for just a general overview of laser printing...or something to that extent.

This may sound silly and ridiculous, but nonetheless...Does anyone know of any good tutorials online for laser printer repair/maintenance? TIA.

Actually, I ended up stealing the initials field from the general account info in AD. We don't use it at all internally, so I just made it one long string with their initials and security level. It might not be the prettiest, but it works. Thanks for the input however.

I have a web app that I'm redesigning that I am having authenticate against AD, simple enough... But currently the app authenticates against a standard SQL Database which contains the username, user initials, and security level. Do any of you have any recommendations of how to achieve the...

What language are you using to display the results or what type of display are you using ? I can't think of a way to do it in SQL at the moment, but I'm sure writing a function to check the values and display them wouldn't be hard.

Well, its not really my choice, but I figured out what I was doing wrong anyway. Basically we had a web application developed in which there was address_line_1 and address_line_2. The developers for some unknown reason pull back everything, meaning the record would display something like this...