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Active Directory

Where do I add UPN Suffixes in Active Directory via "adsiedit.msc?"

10:36 AM
Open adsiedit.msc remembering to register the .DLL file if it isn't already. Once the MMC console pops up, login into the root domain and go under the Partitions > Configurations. Edit the "uPNSuffixes" attribute separating the entry with a semicolon. Open adsiedit.msc remembering to register the .DLL file if it isn't already. Once the MMC console pops up, login into the root domain...

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Backup

How can I read the cluster log file?

11:31 AM
To read the file, you can go to the default directory of %systemroot%\cluster\cluster.log. You can change the directory if you wish by updating the Environment Variable for the server in question. Once you locate the file, you can either open the file in any text based utility of your choice or you can view how to use as well as download the Windows...

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DFS

How can I lock down DFS to a static port?

12:59 PM
Locking down DFS replication to a single port can be done. You can perform the following on both the source and destination server as both need to be configured assuming two-way replication else they will be talking different ports depending on which way the replication is running from: C:\dfsrdiag staticrpc /port:XXXX /member:YYYYIconDo note the following when running the command above:This assumes you ahve...

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Clustering

MySQL Cluster with DRBD installation Guide

11:41 AM
This guide was created to walk through the process of setting up a MySQL cluster that uses DRBD for the shared filesystem.System RequirementsYou will need two unused partitions(one per cluster node) of roughly the same size. Identical size is best otherwise you will only be able to utilize as much space as the smallest partition. DRBD can be used without redhat cluster services...

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Backup

Do we support encryption for backups from Atempo?

11:30 AM
Atempo does in fact support encryption of backup data in the following modes:In-flight (Over the wire as data is transferred over the network)  At Rest (Data is saved to backup media for long-term storage) However, data is by default NOT excrypted as it makes the backup storage less efficient.  So, only customers with PCI Compliance status are generally enabled for encryption while all...

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Windows

How do I create a self-signed cert in Windows?

11:38 AM
To create a self-signed certificate in Windows 2003 you can to download the IIS 6.0 Resource KitOnce installed, you can use the utility called selfssl.exe from the command line to generate a self-signed certificate for IIS 6.0.  The following are the options available when doing a "selfssl.exe /?" from the command line where the executable is located:   Microsoft (R) SelfSSL Version 1.0Copyright (C)...

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