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Websense Email Security – Personal Email Manager – SQL Access Denied
If you are installing the Personal Email Manager component of Websense Email Security 7.3 you may encounter the following error message on the “SQL Server Connection Details” screen of the wizard: [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect()).]SQL Server does not exist or access denied. … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Windows
Tagged access denied, personal email manager, sql, websense, websense email security
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Powershell Script to List All ActiveSync Devices in Exchange Organization
Here’s a powershell script I pieced together to do a dump of all the Exchange Activesync devices in an organization. C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -noexit -command “. ‘C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\bin\RemoteExchange.ps1′; Connect-ExchangeServer -auto; Get-ActiveSyncDevice|Export-Csv -Path $home\Documents\ActiveSync-devices.csv -NoTypeInformation; exit; The resulting output is a CSV … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Windows
Tagged activesync, devices, exchange, mobile, phone, pwershell
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Windows Updates on 2008 Server Managed By WSUS GPO
I, like many others, have servers and workstations that are configured via GPO to obtain updates from a WSUS server. Our servers are managed by an update GPO that allows the appropriate admins greater flexibility to install WSUS provisioned updates … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Windows
Tagged 2008, gpo, group policy, server, updatenow, windows update, wuauclt
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HTC Please Fix My Meeting Problems
HTC ticket: 10USD280004784 – Meeting acceptance responses sent from HTC Evo to Exchange 2003 / Outlook 2003 show as being sent from the incorrect user. This occurs when when the user accepts a meeting invite and chooses not to “Edit … Continue reading
Domain Controllers, Virtual Machines, and Time
Some quick notes on creating virtual domain controllers: Don’t P2V domain controllers. Build clean VM’s, DC promo them, trasfer roles, and setup GC’s as needed. For none xDC VM’s disable the Windows Time service and check the host time sync … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Virtualization, Windows
Tagged domain controller, p2v, time, virtual machines, windows time
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