Find Domain Schema Version
Find Domain Schema Version KB ID 0000025 Problem You want to upgrade or find out your current Schema version, or check that an” adprep / forestprep” command has worked correctly. Solution Find Domain Schema Version: PowerShell Use the following sytax Get-ADObject (Get-ADRootDSE).schemaNamingContext -Property objectversion Post Server 2016 Find Domain Schema Version The value is populated with Server 2016 again. If you...
Event ID 9646
KB ID 0000282 Problem Event ID 9646 Mapi session “/o=domain/ou=first administrative group/cn=Recipients/cn=username” exceeded the maximum of 32 objects of type “session”. Seen on Exchange 2003 (and SBS2003) Post Service pack 2. Solution 1. On the server in question, Click Start > Run > cmd {enter}. 2. At command line issue the following command, netsh int ip set chimney disabled Related Articles,...
Event ID 7518
KB ID 0000267 Problem Event ID 7518 Sender Id must be configured with a list of trusted mail servers before it can be enabled You have enabled Sender ID filtering on your “Virtual SMTP Server.” Like so, Solution You need to add your internal IP range and the PUBLIC ip address of the Exchange server. 1. Open Exchange System Manager > Global Settings > Message Delivery > Right Click > Properties >...
Ubuntu – Joining / Logging into Windows Domains
KB ID 0000384 Problem You have a Linux client machine, and you want to authenticate to, and log into a Windows domain. I don’t have too much history with Linux, but from what I’ve read this used to be a nightmare. Using Ubuntu (10.10) I did have a couple of hiccups, but I did get there in the end. Note: The domain controller is a Windows 2008 R2 Server. Solution Notes 1. The commands needed to install the...
Backup Exec – Using RDX Drives
KB ID 0000578 Problem While I like RDX drives, (they have advantages over magnetic tape), but they do have a drawback, throughput. As you can see the removable drive/cartridges are just 1TB SATA Drives in a protective jacket, with a “write protection switch” on them. So they should be perfect as a backup medium, the problem is, the drive carrier itself runs off the USB bus, so they can’t run faster than 48MB a second...