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Jun
02
2011

How to Disabling SID Filter Quarantining & Allowing SID History

Domain A is old domain.  Domain B is new Domain.

Step1:check sidhistory sid.
1. On a domain controller in Domain B, run ldp.exe, click the Connection menu, click Connect, type the domainB DC name and port 389, click OK to connect to the server.

2.Click the Connection menu again and click bind, input the user name, password and domainB domain name, click OK to bind to it.

3. Click the View menu, click Tree, select the corresponding domain partition in the dropdown menun and click OK.

4.After that, in the left pane, expand the domain and locate the corresponding migrated user, double click the user and check the user properties in the right pane. Please find the sidhistory attribute to find the migrated sid.

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Jun
02
2011

Building "Windows 8" - Video #1

Building
 
Jun
02
2011

BlackBerry Lync Support with BES 5.0. SP3

Blackberry have new release and provisioning notes that document BES 5.0 SP3 with Lync support. Check it out release notes here and provision notes here. Software release should follow soon.

“Support for additional instant messaging servers

The BlackBerry Enterprise Server is designed to support the following instant messaging servers:

  • Microsoft® Office Communications Server 2007 R2
  • Microsoft® Lync™ Server 2010”
 
Jun
01
2011

Exchange 2010 - Maximum Message Size for High Priority Emails

You may want to change the maximum message size for high priority emails, as the default value is 250KB. The “MaxHighPriorityMessageSize” parameter controls the maximum allowed size for a high priority message.

Navigate to the Bin directory and find EdgeTransport.Exe.Config file. Open it using notepad and find the line that says MaxHighPriorityMessageSize:

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Jun
01
2011

Exchange 2010 - Enabling Priority Queuing

Those of you who deal with Exchange are familiar with the fact that priority emails, that are sent from Outlook or OWA can be changed very easily. Even if an email is sent with “High Importance”, it makes no difference to Exchange 2010 by default. All emails will be queued and delivered in the order they are received. This is where “Priority Queuing” comes in, and it will be useful to configure this feature, so that emails marked high priority are processed and delivered before any others in the queue, regardless of when they were received by the server.

Priority Queuing is disabled in Exchange 2010 by default. It is very easy to enable it by editing the EdgeTransport.exe.config file in the Bin directory and restart the Exchange Transport Service.

Navigate to the Bin directory and find EdgeTransport.Exe.Config file...
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May
18
2011

v16.4 of the Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator

Microsoft just released an update to the E2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator that addresses several usability issues identified in the v12.8 release. To see what's new in this version and to download it, please go to Updates to the Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator!

More details about the calculator (updated for this new version) inExchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator.

 
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Hi, my name is Misha Hanin. I have served as an IT Network Administrator and IT Consultant for over 15 years. I have a number of certifications including CNE, Citrix CCA, VMWare VCP, MCP+I, MCSE, MCTS, MCITP Enterprise Messaging Administrator & MCITP Enterprise Administrator .

Microsoft presented me with the 2008 Microsoft® MVP Award (MVP) in Windows Server - Admin Frameworks! More...




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