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The design center of availability group by definition contains the related databases together for the application. In a likely customer scenario, you would query or do reporting related databases together.
I am curious to know why you consider read access to a subset of databases, including allowing only 1, a useful case?
thakns
Sunil
Sunil Agarwal, SQL Server PM
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When you create an availability group, you specify that the secondary replica allows read-only or allow all connections for the database engine instance. This means all the databases in the availability group will have the ability to accept read-only connections. Unfortunately, you can't define a different set of permissions on the secondart database replicas because they get the permissions from the primary database replica.
The way around this in CTP1 is to create multiple availability groups based on having a read-only secondary and another that doesn't allow connections to the secondary. You would then add the databases to the apppropriate availability group based on situation.
In a future CTP, availability groups will support up to four secondaries where at most, two can be sync secondaries. For the sync secondaries, you'll want to not allow read connections so that potential queries don't delay HA transactions. You can then setup your async secondaries as readable since they won't block commits on the primary database replica.
For now with CTP1, you'll need to take the dual Availability group approach.
Cheers,
Bill Ramos
Worksteam Manager for SQL Server at http://www.advaiya.com
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Bill, Dual group will not do complete group failover if only one db fail from 1st group.
Access control would be best managed by providing access at source db.
Though its interesting question, it would be good to have this feature...
Prakash Heda
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Geoff N. Hiten Principal Consultant Microsoft SQL Server MVP
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The window input rectangle overlaps with the window input rectangle of an enabled object or control
Hi All,
I am using ink control for saving and retrieving of signatures,and also am using topaz control for that.
The code is working fine for less than 3 signature pads.whenever am using more that 3,its showing the bellow error
"The window input rectangle overlaps with the window input rectangle of an enabled object or control"
Am initializating the inkOverlay control and creating a instance for new one when ever loading the page.But if i have more than 3 signature its showing the above message.
Can any one help me in this issue,
Thanks in advance.
- Changed type Getting all Decimal Values Before Second point Thursday, March 15, 2012 10:01 AM
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Dave Frommer - BI Architect - Independent
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Query on Biztalk Map
Could you please help in the below Mapping
Source
source1:<root1>
<element1>
<item>
<itemnumber>1</Itemnumer><flag><flag></item>
<item>
<itemnumber>2</Itemnumer><flag><flag></item>
<item>
<itemnumber>3</Itemnumer><flag><flag></item>
</element1></root1>
Source 2:
<root2><element2>
<item>
<itemnumber>1</Itemnumer></item>
<item>
<itemnumber>2</Itemnumer></item>
</element2></root2>
DESTINATION:
<root1><element1
><item>
<itemnumber>1</Itemnumer><flag>Y<flag></item>
<item>
<itemnumber>2</Itemnumer><flag>Y<flag></</item>
<item>
<itemnumber>3</Itemnumer><flag>N<flag></</item>
</element1></root1>
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Hi,
You can create a multiple input map. look at the sample (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/929518/creating-biztalk-map-with-multiple-input-schema)
Use following custom xslt for that map to achieve your needs.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?> <xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:msxsl="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt" xmlns:var="http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/2003/var" exclude-result-prefixes="msxsl var s0" version="1.0" xmlns:s0="http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/2003/aggschema"> <xsl:output omit-xml-declaration="yes" method="xml" version="1.0" /> <xsl:template match="/"> <xsl:apply-templates select="/s0:Root" /> </xsl:template> <xsl:template match="/s0:Root"> <root1> <element1> <xsl:for-each select="/s0:Root/InputMessagePart_0/root1/element1/item"> <xsl:variable name="Source1itemnumber" select="itemnumber/text()"/> <xsl:for-each select="/s0:Root/InputMessagePart_1/root2/element2/item"> <xsl:variable name="Source2itemnumber" select="itemnumber/text()"/> <item> <itemnumber> <xsl:value-of select="$Source1itemnumber" /> </itemnumber> <xsl:if test="$Source1itemnumber=$Source2itemnumber"> <flag> <xsl:value-of select="'Y'" /> </flag> </xsl:if> <xsl:if test="$Source1itemnumber!=$Source2itemnumber"> <flag> <xsl:value-of select="'N'" /> </flag> </xsl:if> </item> </xsl:for-each> </xsl:for-each> </element1> </root1> </xsl:template> </xsl:stylesheet>I hope this helps you.
Thanks With Regards,
Shailesh Kawade
MCTS BizTalk Server
Please Mark This As Answer If This Helps You.
http://shaileshbiztalk.blogspot.com/
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Thanks Shailesh
Can you help in writing the same in INlineXSLT.I am trying the below.But error "FLag is missing in output"
I am using looping functod and getting customerId from source1 into Param1.But when debugging ,could not find path "/Root/InputMessagePart_1/SelectResponse/SelectResult/ViewDummy"
<xsl:template name="MyXsltConcatTemplate">
<xsl:param name="param1" />
<xsl:for-each select="//Root/InputMessagePart_1/SelectResponse/SelectResult/ViewDummy">
<xsl:variable name="Source2" select="CustomerID/text()"/>
<xsl:if test="$Source2=$param1">
<Flag>
<xsl:value-of select="'Y'" />
</Flag>
</xsl:if>
<xsl:if test="$Source2!=$param1">
<Flag>
<xsl:value-of select="'N'" />
</Flag>
</xsl:if>
</xsl:for-each>
</xsl:template>
I refered the link http://blogical.se/blogs/johan/archive/2008/12/10/biztalk-mapper-using-a-message-as-a-lookup-and-merging-data.aspx
- Edited by HaikS Monday, March 12, 2012 9:01 AM
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Hi Haiks,
Absolutely you can go for inline xslt.
Issue that you are saying might be because of missing namespace in your xpath.
Please look at the sample code which i have given to ensure that you are also using the namespace with each node.
Which debugging you can use Watch window Of VS for verification of the xpaths and namespaces.
Thanks With Regards,
Shailesh Kawade
MCTS BizTalk Server
Please Mark This As Answer If This Helps You.
http://shaileshbiztalk.blogspot.com/
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Yes i understand that there is issue with namespace.
I tried with the namesapcae provided and also from link. but no luck.
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Hi Haiks,
Ok lets follow simple steps to debug your map.
Start the map debugging,
On watch window start with Root element with namespace (check your map xslt start tag i.e. "<xsl:stylesheet>" tag which is opened during debugging). Take the namespace and root element say "s0:Root" in watch window.check its value.
Once that is confirmed start adding the child elements one by one and check their values. This way you will be able to identify the exact issue.
Thanks With Regards,
Shailesh Kawade
MCTS BizTalk Server
Please Mark This As Answer If This Helps You.
http://shaileshbiztalk.blogspot.com/
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You can also use xpath tester to test your xpaths independantly.
Thanks With Regards,
Shailesh Kawade
MCTS BizTalk Server
Please Mark This As Answer If This Helps You.
http://shaileshbiztalk.blogspot.com/
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What is the purpose of the Offline Address Book Virtual Directory?
Hi all,
can you please explain me the purpose of the Offline Address Book Virtual Directory?
regards,
Bhalotia
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Regards, Mahmoud Magdy Watch Arabic Level 300 Videos about Exchange 2010 here: http://vimeo.com/user3271816 Read pretty advanced Exchange stuff I post here: http://www.enowconsulting.com/ese/blog.asp, follow my blog: http://autodiscover.wordpress.com , corp blog: http://ingazat.wordpress.com, Follow me on twitter http://www.twitter.com/_busbar and if you Liked my post please mark it as helpful and accept it as an answer
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http://www.msexchange.org/articles_tutorials/exchange-server-2010/management-administration/offline-address-book-part1.html
Gulab Prasad,
MCITP: Exchange Server 2010 | MCITP: Exchange Server 2007
MCITP: Lync Server 2010 | MCITP: Windows Server 2008
My Blog | Z-Hire Employee Provisioning App
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Volsnap errors
Event Type: Error
Event Source: VolSnap
Event Category: None
Event ID: 13
Date: 7.05.2009
Time: 9:38:37
User: N/A
The shadow copy of volume C:\...3bd-11dd-8f73-
grow its shadow copy storage on volume C:\...3bd-11dd-8f73-001e0b461b18}.
Event Type: Error
Event Source: VolSnap
Event Category: None
Event ID: 10
Date: 7.05.2009
Time: 9:58:32
The shadow copy of volume took too long to install.
Virtual Host Servers and DPM Server (DPM 2007 DP1) are running Windows Server 2003 R2 x64, and virtual servers are Windows Server 2003 R2 x86.
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Right place to post the query for data protection manager is the newsgroup microsoft.public.dataprotectionmanager
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The disk is full. That is why you are seeing this issue. Can you check the disk?
Regards
Satish
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Integrating AVAYA CM 5.2.1 With Lync 2010
I am trying to integrate the Avaya CM 5.2.1 with SES 5 with Lync 2010, The thing is we use a NET VX1200 in between the Lync and the SES.
The Problem i am facing seems to be somehow related to signaling, When a user on Avaya Dials a Lync User, the Soft Client Receives the call notification, but when the Lync Client picks up the call, The user on the Avaya Phone still get a ring back tone and no media is exchanged between both.
However, When a user from Lync calls an extension on Avaya, The Avaya Phone Rings, User Picks UP, call is established and we have 2 way audio. BUT when the Avaya user hangs up, the call still goes on the Lync Client, like the BYE option is not received.
We use EC500 to fork the calls on the Avaya
Any Ideas ?
Appreciate the help
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Hi,
This might be a configuration mismach in ether NET side or AVAYA. but as i can see in interop list, SES 5.1 supports for direct SIP integartion. In that case, you can lose the NET VX 1200 and direct integrate AVAYA to Lync Mediation server.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/lync/gg131938#tab=2
Thamara. MCTS, MCITP Ent Admin, Specialized in U.C Voice OCS 2007 R2 Z-Hire -- Automate IT Account creation process ( AD / Exchange / Lync )
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Hey Thamara,
The reason we chose to go with the VX 1200 is of other features like call hold and transfer as well as the ring back issue (i know its resolved in 5.2.1 SP1). So im kinda stuck with it :).
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Hey,
i would suggest to integrate directly with Avaya to check (and easy to trouble shoot for the time being) as i have done this before it was perfectly fine. I would also suggest to use OPC feature in Avaya instead of EC500 which gives best integration. OPS can also provide you DID number of a caller. I saw these things when doen with EC500.
Hope this helps.
If answer is helpful, please hit the green arrow on the left, or mark as answer. Salahuddin | Blogs:http://salahuddinkhatri.wordpress.com | MCITP Microsoft Lync
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Thamara. MCTS, MCITP Ent Admin, Specialized in U.C Voice OCS 2007 R2 Z-Hire -- Automate IT Account creation process ( AD / Exchange / Lync )
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The VX is actually going to be your friend in this scenario because it can standardise the SIP signalling between the two. Sounds like the setup and tear-down of each call isn't occurring properly.
I would check the SIP settings on your trunk groups and call route tables on the VX1200. And also the Default SIP channel profiles and SIP settings in general on the gateway.
If you have maintenance purchased on the VX1200, you could escalate this interop issue to NET directly for support also who I'm sure would be able to fix this easily for you.
Justin Morris | Consultant | Modality Systems
Lync Blog - www.justin-morris.net
Twitter: @justimorris
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stop user to close windows application using task manager
Hi,
I am creating a windows application using C#. This application runs when user logged in to the system. This application will run in task bar for doing some functionality and based on that functionality, application form will be displayed to the user (based on conditions).
Requirement is that user can not close this application any how until the fulctionality is not completed. I am trying to stop user to close the application using task manager but not getting succeed.
Please let me know if anybody have any idea, how can I stop user to close application using task manager.
Rakesh Kumar Zensar technologies Ltd
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W2k8R2 sp1 installed, couldn't finish reboot. Stuck on "personalized settings: Windows Desktop Update" after login
Last night I remotely applied the sp1 to my W2k8R2 server. It asked to reboot after install had completed.
When it came back up and I logged in, I found that the user login was stuck on the "Personalized settings: windows desktop update" configuration immediately before it loaded the taskbar and the rest of the desktop.
The only way I was able to finish the login into my server was to open the Services snap-in and stop the Windows Update Service. Then I killed the "Personalized settings" task and it subsequently crashed explorer.exe. I then launched a new explorer.exe and it finished the login. Previous attempts at launching a new explorer process did not fix anything until the Windows Update service was stopped.
What I am wondering is why did this happen? I have a lot more servers to push this service pack to but this was my first run with it and now it worries me. Does it have anything to do with the fact I applied the update over remote connection? Normally I pop in a disc with the SP and manually run it but I let windows update hand it to me from my WSUS server. So, if those things might have something to do with the issue I experienced I'll modify my deployment scenario.
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As you told, there would be no problem after you install just sp1 to win2k8R2 machine. It does not make any sense to install sp1 and machine is not able to load it..
rest about deploys updates to server and workstaoin manuelly, its not a good idea. you can setup a wsus server which can update you clients and server to sp1 or latest update itself. there would be no need to do it manully.
Kamal Sharma
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Hot folders! - feature - Please make that in Windows OSes
I was opened explorer on photobucket but no matter that it's a same situation in Windows folder explorer anyway... that when I got "Open" file window... I usually go on Desktop and search for right folder I want to open or some shortcut of a folder.
I got this picture:
http://i590.photobucket.com/albums/ss341/Gospodja9/pic01asisnow.png
OK folders are there and what is problem, they are many now and almost look "same" on quick 1st view! Sometimes is hard to read which folder is what (look my linked picture01).
So I got idea of "Hot folders". To make some most used and most clicked folders to change icon a bit or just to be in some color shade or tone like I sketched here:
http://i590.photobucket.com/albums/ss341/Gospodja9/pic02.png
I think you understand of what I'm talking about. They can just change a color a bit and/or to change order too... hottest on top or idk how is best to do this idea perfectly.
It's something like this:
http://i590.photobucket.com/albums/ss341/Gospodja9/Forumiconsandlabeling.png
Like on forums we got hot topics, visited, new, locked, sticky etc.
Do same system of labeling in Windows Explorer for browsing files and folders and their quick locating by our quick eye look on them. Off course need to be done professionally!
Not need any credits for my idea... just do it and make Windows better!
- Moved by Neddy Ren Monday, March 12, 2012 8:39 AM (From:Visual C# General)
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Hi Gorgoyle9,
I am sorry that your topic is not the C# developement isssue. I will help and move your thread to the off-topic forum. Thank you for understandings.
Best Regards
Neddy Ren[MSFT]
MSDN Community Support | Feedback to us
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Issues to think about before the LAB installation
Currently I´m running a test lab of multiple 2008 R2 servers providing Active Directory servers and lot of other stuff like file cluster, wsus, rds, and the sccm is main issue I´m having all this. On first power machine I host these with VMware ESXi, and I also have XenServer providing XenDesktop and XenApp.
After Techdays in Finland, I started to think about moving entirely to Microsoft production, changing ESXi to Hyper-V and Citrix products to RDS with VDI. I´m also instrested to investifate other products of System Center family. I still have some questions, because this labs is really serving my all needs, so it is not "just a lab to re-do every week". My current installation is 2 years old.
- What technology I now should use to route my enviroment to Internet? Currently I´m using RRAS of 2008 R2 for routing and VPN. I´m also planning to setup Direct Access, which would have it´s own NIC to internet.
- Will SCCM 2012 (released in a month) fully support Windows 8 client as OSD solution?
- When the evaluation period will be over, will already installed servers can be patched and registered as full featured? I can have all product licenses via my employer.
- What´s the lightest solution to install Hyper-V on a bare hardware? I don´t want to install full featured Windows 8 Server and just add Hyper-V role to it.
- Edited by Pavel yannara Mirochnitchenko Sunday, March 11, 2012 3:28 PM
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On Sun, 11 Mar 2012 15:26:41 +0000, yannara wrote:
1. What technology I now should use to route my enviroment to Internet? Currently I?m using RRAS of 2008 R2 for routing and VPN. I?m also planning to setup Direct Access, which would have it?s own NIC to internet.
2. Will SCCM 2012 (released in a month) fully support Windows 8 client as OSD solution?
3. When the evaluation period will be over,?will already installed servers can be patched and registered as full featured? I can have all product licenses via my employer.
Sorry but you're in the wrong forum. This forum is specifically for
questions and issues related to the beta of Windows Server 8.
Your first question should be posted to the DirectAccess/UAG forum:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-ca/forefrontedgeiag/threads
Your second 2 questions should be posted to a System Center forum.
Paul Adare
MVP - Forefront Identity Manager
http://www.identit.ca
MIPS: Meaningless Indicator of Processor Speed.
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On Sun, 11 Mar 2012 16:01:57 +0000, yannara wrote:
Heh, previously when I?ve been posting questions of?the newest beta/rc products in a product-specified portion of forum, answer were usually that beta/rc products are not supported. Like now, it is useless to ask anything about SCCM 2012 in System Center Configuration Manager section.
Having had a look through the System Center forums, this isn't the case.
Questions about 2012 are being answered. In addition, there are open,
public programs available on Connect that simply require you to join and
that also have forums.
You're certainly more likely to get a response there than you are here, in
a forum where your questions are totally off-topic.
Paul Adare
MVP - Forefront Identity Manager
http://www.identit.ca
Futuristic: It will only run on a next generation supercomputer.
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Okay, lets forget the 2.nd question, I´ll ask it at another area. (btw, I´ve been in connect program as well and discussion there is very passive).
So how about 3 and 4?
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My first impression. (non technical)
Installing Windows 8 was fairly easy and I think from memory quicker than Windows 7, clean install in both cases.
Windows update identified and installed all drives required automatically :D
READ THIS BIT if you have not installed Win 8 yet.
There is a gotya though, if you install from within Windows 7 or as an upgrade (and it seems a few have done this) you will overwrite your Windows 7 installation as this works as an upgrade with no option to install to another partition/drive, and if you also choose not to import files settings you will "loose" all of this and just have a basic Windows 8 install, though there are ways round that, but best to avoid the potential problem in the first place.
Anyway so I chose to boot from a Windows 8 DVD to a separate physical drive as I am not keen to have two OS's on one partitioned drive, that has always seemed risky to me. I tried to boot from a flash drive, but it wouldn't boot/enter setup (for me) though not sure why.
Windows 8 seems to be a lot more responsive, but to be fair that maybe because its is a clean install and also possibly the drive used (Samsung spinpoint 3) is a little faster than my Windows 7 drive Seagate Barracuda. But probably will use a SSD when I upgrade to the full version.
I had no software or hardware issues, but I have a fairly uptodate system and only use a fairly select set of programs, mostly as a photo editing platform and word processor/spreadsheet, internet browsers etc.
Initially Metro was a bit of a shock, as was the lack of desktop start button, but after a bit of poking around you can make it work for you, well I can as I only use a few select programs, if you use a lot of programs it may not be quite so simple.
Not keen on the Metro browser as it lacks some plugins need for some websites, but moving to the desktop browser fixes this.
But anyway, I have just unpinned the apps I don't want/need and pinned the programs I use to Metro and dragged them into easily selectable groups, maybe not to to everyone's liking, but for me fine(ish)
Similarly I have pinned my most used programs to the desktop taskbar so there is little need to dive back and forth into Metro to launch programs.
I know there are ways to work around the missing start button with Visstart etc, but its not as good as the Wiv 7 start button, so PLEASE NICE MICROSOFT PEOPLE, let us have the start button back on the desktop ;~)
I do think Metro is more suited to a touch screen, I do however like it, so don't want to use any of the disable it hacks, but putting the start button back or having an option to enable/disable it in the final release will be very well received I think.
I hate that damn fish on bootup though :p and the blank screen while Windows is loading as there is no indication if your machine is still loading or has stopped responding.
All in all I really like Windows 8 from what I have need able to play with since its public consumer preview release.
Congratulations to anyone that has read this far ha ha.
Software used and known to work fine
Open Office
MS Office Home 2010
Photoshop CS5.1
Norton NIS 2012- (2011 needs an update.)
Google Chrome (latest)
Firefox (latest)
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Hi Simon
Thanks for the detailed feedback, excellent write up.
If you are curious about the evolution and 'why' of the Start Button, you might be interested in the following articles. These were written by the developers on the Windows 8 Team.
Evolving the Start menu - Building Windows 8: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2011/10/03/evolving-the-start-menu.aspx
Reflecting on your comments on the Start screen - Building Windows 8: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2011/10/11/reflecting-on-your-comments-on-the-start-screen.aspx
Best
- Edited by Ronnie VernonMVP, Moderator Monday, March 12, 2012 8:13 AM edit
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Changing IP address of Exchange 2003 server with 2 NICS
We are about to move our exchange server from a 10.0.x.x address to a 10.53.x.x address, the server has 2 NICS, I am wanting to configure the second NIC for the 10.53.x.x address, activate the switch port, deactive the 10.0.x.x NIC and port. Move the binding of the 2nd NIC up to primary, besides other obvious DNS changes we have to make does anyone have any odd pitfalls they have encountered that would be good to know about or see anything wrong with reconfiguring with this setup as stated? Also do all the exchange services needed to be restarted or just the routing engine?
this is not a clustered environment; it is a stand alone Exchange 2003 server on a W2K8 domain.
All suggestions and or experience is welcome and appreciated!
Thank all who responded, information was great and did help make sure we covered all bases. Change went very smooth, all working well now.
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From the platform perspective, the risk is this: if you don't deactivate the old NIC and if the system is addressed via the old IP, it will still be receiving traffic on the old NIC, but will sent (outside of the local subnet) via the new NIC, creating asymmetric routing. That usually makes communication slower and prone to packet loss. The issue is hard to pinpoint when it creates problem and goes away when old NIC is deactivated.
As far as I know, Exchange relies on DNS exclusively. I'd go all-out and switch the old NIC off as soon as DNS names are re-registered, forcing DNS refresh across peer systems. The backout plan is trivial, and the issues that will manifest immediately are much easier to deal with. So your plan looks good.
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Changing IP should work fine > make sure your DNS gets effects immediately
Everything should be fine then .
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Hi
You needn't restart exchange service.
You just need to modify DNS recorder in time.
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Network Interface Speed incorrect
Connection speed is reported incorrectly in Adapter Status. Issue occurs on Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II. Issue may occur when adapter is used with Hyper-V as Windows Server 8 does not accurately report the use of a virtual adapter. Connection speed is reported correctly when similar NIC is NOT used with HYPER-V.
Using a separate virtual adapter entry may allow 'accurate' connection speed for physical adapters.
- Changed type Tiger LiMicrosoft employee Thursday, March 15, 2012 12:47 AM
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Hi,
Thanks for posting here.
How incorrect it was, have we verified the connection speed of that NIC ? how did we collect these data ?
Perhaps you can show us the detail information about that , screen shot is preferred. We can upload to SkyDrive and pause the link here .
Hyper-V Virtual Switch overview
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh831823.aspx
Thanks.
Tiger Li
Tiger Li
TechNet Community Support
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How to deploy my sharepoint Web Application in sharepoint 2010.
Hi All
I have developed a sharepoint web application and now i have to deploy globally such that it is available to internet users.....
This is my we app URL... "http://demo2010a:11111/sites/sales/SitePages/Home.aspx".
Kindly help me from creating solution to deploying completely....
Thanks in Advance
Regards, Shreyas R S
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Hello Mahendran
Thank you for your answer..... sorry for late reply...
I wanted to know how to deploy my site..... but above link explains how to extend a web app....
Regards, Shreyas R S
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Map Network Drive Not Available When Needed
One of the great things about the new Windows Explorer ribbon interface is that it makes a lot of the common commands readily available. However, there is a really big inconsistency when it comes to certain ribbon features depending on what has the focus.
An example of this is the "map network drive" feature that is presented when the focus in on Computer.
When browsing a UNC path, the "map network drive" icon is not available. It is at this time when it should be available to facilitate mapping a drive letter to the current UNC path.
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I noticed that too. I would suggest that the Computer tab always be present and the whole ribbon be customizable like Office 2010....with ALL the good stuff being able to be pinned.
You could have right-clicked a share and mapped but it still isn't available for a folder. Maybe a Network Tools context tab(like Disk Tools in your screenshot) whenever you are browsing the network.
- Edited by dgobe Saturday, March 10, 2012 4:19 PM
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I agree, the functionality of mapping a network drive isn't really tied to what you're looking at right now.
My guess is that Microsoft may believe more entries along that otherwise empty bar showing full-time would lead to cognitive overload.
-Noel
| Detailed how-to in my eBook: | Configure The Windows 7 "To Work" Options |
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Of course after I submitted feedback using the Connect Feedback tool, I then noticed that Map Network Drive is available under the "Easy access" drop down when a UNC path has the focus. Note quite the same as having the actual icon, but I guess it is better than nothing.
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Windows 8 - Why are some power users kicking up such a stink, even when productivity is not effected
Windows 8 - Why are some power users kicking up such a stink, even when productivity is not effected?
I get it change is scary, it requires a bit of learning. But seriously some people have written off Windows 8 completely, simply because they associate the start screen as something for children or hipsters, and haven't considered efficiency as the same as ever on the desktop.
I have written an article about this and my general impressions of the Consumer Preview (including lots of images), including some suggestions for Microsoft around features to tweak, and improve.
http://bradenjennings.com/2012/03/11/windows-8-consumer-preview-thoughts/
- Changed type Ronnie VernonMVP, Moderator Monday, March 12, 2012 6:41 AM Feedback
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I'm keen to see what's going to happen with the release candidate. Hopefully they can work out a way to please a wider audience.
I think if they position it well in advertising, and have an excellent first boot tutorial, and easily accessible there after, the current implementation could work. The hot corners could be improved, with tweaks making easier activation, and harder to deactivate - thus more functional that currently.
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Efficient productivity is a subjective term. For some, it can mean a minor annoyance; for others it could be a solid show-stopper.
Having used Windows 8 CP since release on several of my primary machines, I can honestly say (that for me), the new Start Menu is more of a pain than a help. Yes, I know how to customize, navigate, with the new Start Menu. Even know most of the keyboard shortcuts. However, the screen change from the normal desktop to the colored (yes, I know the color can be modified to your liking) Start Menu is too jarring. I actually find myself doing the best that I can to avoid the start menu.
As of now, the Start Menu is not too user friendly. Take for example when I search for "power options." When I type "power" at the Start Menu, the search results are no longer listed in one results window as before, I now have to click on the appropriate category. At first this is not bad, but after a few times, this becomes very, very annoying.
I will say that Windows 8 has definitely delivered on some other promised aspects. The new file copy dialog and performance is outstanding. Copying and moving files locally and across the network seems almost exponentially faster--I really enjoy this feature/upgrade.
The new task manager is wonderful. Even better is that the old one is still available if necessary. With a little more tweaking, the new Task Manage could be the one place to manage the entire system.
My productivity has neither decreased or increased; my frustration, however, has definitely increased when it comes to fighting ingrained muscle memory.
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A solution to that search problem, would be to make the default search called "General", this would search both apps, setting, and files, but not third party apps. User could request to only search for apps, settings, or files, by selecting the existing buttons.
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Did Microsoft mistake my workstation for a tablet?
Metro isn't just a bunch of colorful rectangles, it's an OS--WinRT. Metro apps aren't desktops apps. WinRT is designed to run on ARM devices, which in turn are built to run "life-style" applications. The applications I use on my workstation, whether for work or relaxation, are desktop applications (many are Microsoft products). They will never be ported to Metro, will never run in WinRT, will never look rectangular and green. WinRT wasn't designed to run them. Likewise, my workstation wasn't designed to run WinRT. I have multiple disks, 3 hi-res monitors, several external devices, GPUs, and lots of RAM. Every time I open Metro, WinRT effectively lobotomizes my platform: one screen, no visible disks, limited I/O, limited memory resources, one app at a time and a sandbox with high walls. I'll never download a Metro app to my desktop machine because the platform isn't designed for WinRT. An ARM-based tablet with GPS, accelerometers, gyroscopes, Bluetooth, cameras, touch screen, Wi-Fi and near-field is. That's were I'll download a Metro lifestyle app and be happy to use the Metro Start screen.
So why is Metro/WinRT running on my Windows 8 workstation? It's running right now--I can see it in Process Explorer. I'll never use it to run a Metro app, so why force me to use the Metro shell when I'm sitting at my desk? Which is why it irritates the hell out of me on my workstation--it's stupid. An extra process that provides no value on a workstation except to run a user shell meant for a completely different piece of hardware and a completely different user experience.? An extra user shell on top of an existing user shell, the Desktop? Did anybody at Microsoft really think this through?
Metro/WinRT on a desktop just doesn't make sense. Please offer a Windows 8 Professional version without Metro/WinRT. You can even charge a premium over the W8 version meant for the hoi polloi--I'd gladly pay it.
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- Changed type Ronnie VernonMVP, Moderator Monday, March 12, 2012 6:48 AM Feedback
Exchange 2003 and 2010 coexistence, calendar sharing
Dears,
We are having an Exchange 2003 and 2010 coexistence environment, with Exhcange 2003 and 2010 in multiple sites, A User using outlook 2007 with a mailbox on Exchange 2003 in Site A, cannot open a shared calendar on Exchange 2010 in Site B, as we have firewalls between sites A and B i need to know which traffic does opening a shared calendar generates, to which Exchange 2010 server does the outlook 2007 connects (Mailbox or CAS) or does Exchange 2003 server connects to Exchange 2010 server on belhalf of the user and to which Exhcange 2010 server ?
Your Help is highly appreciated.
Regards
Amr
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Opening a shared calendar ( as opposed to simply viewing Free/Busy) requires RPC (port135).
See:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb232134.aspx
Understanding the Availability Service
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Port Used in Exchange Server 2003:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124075(v=exchg.65).aspx
Exchange Network Port Reference:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb331973.aspx
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Sync-all Files With Windows 8
- Edited by CdaFish Sunday, March 11, 2012 9:19 PM
Cost Resource Updates - Programmatically - 2010
Is it possible to make updates to Actual Costs for assigned Cost Resources for a specific time period programmatically? I can do this from the client using a task usage or resource usage view, but I'd like to make this update programmatically. Any thoughts?
Thanks!
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Hi Joe,
What do you want to do exactly?
As I understand, you want to fill in cost values in the timephase part of the task or resources usage view?
Please let me know!
Regards
Wim
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