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Re: DNS SUFFIX ENTRIES IN SEARCH ORDER

2009-12-18T15:33:50Z

I haven't tried it, so I can't comment on it. But the GPO works nicely in a
domain scenario with Windows clients. There must have been a reason Option
119 functionality was left out.
Ace

Re: DNS SUFFIX ENTRIES IN SEARCH ORDER

2009-12-18T12:02:48Z

AF> The following article should help.
Dat's der bunny, as they say. There's also MSKB Q275553.
Of course, in classic left-hand-doesn't-know-what-th e-right-hand-is-
doing style, the Microsoft Office Communications Server people don't
know that this DHCP option doesn't actually work, or are just assuming

Re: DNS SUFFIX ENTRIES IN SEARCH ORDER

2009-12-18T07:07:04Z

Option 015 does give the Connection Specific suffix, however I agree the
group policy option is better.
The following article should help.
Configure the DNS Suffix Search List for a Disjoint Namespace ...You can use
the Group Policy Management console (GPMC) to configure the Domain Name
System (DNS) suffix search list. In some Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 ...

Re: DNS SUFFIX ENTRIES IN SEARCH ORDER

2009-12-18T03:22:32Z

E> can someone please tell me how to add a new
E> DNS suffix to DNS search order via DHCP.
No.
E> I need to push this to all of our client.
Tough. It's not possible. Option 119 can be set on the DHCP server,
but it's largely ignored by most Microsoft DHCP clients. They only
respect option 15. This task cannot be done with DHCP. So put down

DNS SUFFIX ENTRIES IN SEARCH ORDER

2009-12-18T02:21:22Z

Hello All:
I need to add a new string in DNS search order, can someone please tell me
how to add a new DNS suffix to DNS search order via DHCP. I need to push
this to all of our client. I am trying to do this on a Windows Server 2003.
Thansk.

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2009-12-10T13:37:57Z

Re: Windows 2008 Domain Name Rename

2009-12-09T07:44:28Z

What version of Exchange?
If Exchange 2007, no it is not possible without uninstalling, then
reinstalling Exchange. As Meinolf and Florian said, it also depends on other
services and apps installed in the infrastructure whether they can handle a
rename or not.
My blog has additional information on renames, below.

Re: Windows 2008 Domain Name Rename

2009-12-08T12:20:22Z

Hello AJ,
The way is still the same. And as Florian states, depending on installed
applications like Exchange or Sharepoint renaming is having restrictions/requirements
or maybe a nogo.
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers
no rights.

Re: Windows 2008 Domain Name Rename

2009-12-07T17:04:09Z

On 26 Nov, 19:58, "Florian Frommherz [MVP]"
Hi
sorry for the late reply!
its a simple single domain model although Exchange is deployed. The
domain name represents an old company name and the powerrs that be
want it changed, decision has been made. We have already discussed
migrating to a parallel environment and that is a non starter due to

The Importance of the Internet to Consumers and Construction Contractors

2009-12-04T11:23:24Z

Internet technology has significantly influenced people's living and
the way business is done. It has opened every business available for
the whole world. Through websites, people can easily find a service or
product by the use of search engine like MSN, Yahoo or Google, since
these search engines give Web Page results. Hence, people find

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2009-12-02T13:18:54Z

10 Tips for Writing Web Copy

2009-12-01T12:19:27Z

One of the most important aspects of a website today is the webcopy -
sometimes called the sales letter.
In days gone bye, banners and graphics were all important but now it's
the words that do the selling.
This short article will give you some pointers about writing good
webcopy.
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10 Tips for Writing Web Copy

2009-12-01T09:52:03Z

Re: Argghhh... 30 Minute Log-in's :-(

2009-11-28T01:37:46Z

Looks like you did well by yourself! :-)
I like the Cisco Catalysts. Nice switches, no problems.
Cheers!
Ace

Re: Argghhh... 30 Minute Log-in's :-(

2009-11-27T20:48:37Z

Yeah, that's the weird thing. The switch actually supports up to 6
multi-link trunks and will even do them across different switches. So it was
well within the featureset of the switch. The odd thing is that it didn't
just discard packets - it only discarded certain traffic and only on certain
ports. That's why ping-tests and nslookups all worked but things like a zone