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Scriptlogic Desktop Authority Client Issues after upgrade ( no scripts are loaded )

1 Comment / Microsoft, Tech Blog, Terminal Server 2008r2, Windows 2008 SBS, Windows 2008 Server, Windows 2011 SBS, Windows 7, Windows Vista /

Today I experienced an issue after an update of Scriptlogic Desktop Authority to a new version. Clients don’t get any drive mappings and other configured settings of Desktop Authority. The problem is that the Client uses the old Computer Agent of Scriptlogic Desktop Authority. To figure it out which version could be a problem, you’ve […]

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The Write DACL inherit (group) right for the Exchange Enterprise Servers group should be removed from the root of the domain

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Exchange Best Practice Analyzer shows the following message after it has been run: The Write DACL inherit (group) right for the Exchange Enterprise Servers group should be removed from the root of the domain To solve this issue you have to do the following. Start a Powershell mode with the Administrative Rights. Run the following

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SBS 2011 Essentials Setup wil not continue with progress

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I’m currenly busy with installing a SBS 2011 Essential server. But during the installation the setup get stuck on the following installation progress. It took more than 2 hours and still it didn’t went further. After figuring it out. You’ve to press SHIFT+F10 to get the command prompt. With “netsh interface ip show config” You

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Removing Windows 7 or 2008 server Service pack 1 backup files via command line

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How to remove the backup files of Windows 7 or Windows 2008 server R2 Service Pack 1 via the command line. First you have to open a Command prompt with Administrative privileges. You have to type “DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /SPSuperseded” press “Enter“ You will see the following output when it’s finished. You can run defragmentation

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Multiple Backups from a Windows 2011 SBS to a network share

14 Comments / Microsoft, Tech Blog, Windows 2008 SBS, Windows 2008 Server, Windows 2011 SBS /

Wondering how to create a multiple backup for a windows 2011 SBS using the windows backup solution. To create a multiple backup solution you need some scripting and the use of taskmanager in Windows 2011 SBS or Windows 2008 Server R2. You need to open Notepad and configure information like below. @echo off :: <filename>.cmd

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Windows 2008 SBS: The imported certificate does not match you Web site.

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It can happen sometimes that you get the warning / error message in the windows 2008 sbs console. The imported certificate does not match you Web site. Verify that you selected the correct certificate file and then try again If you do not have another certificate file, contact you certificate service provider When you try

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Hidden feature on a Windows Server 2008R2 & Exchange 2010.

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Today I was horrible busy with some awefull issues of Office Communication Server 2007 R2. And found accidently a service of Microsoft Exchange server 2010. For backing up the Exchange server and restore possibility of an exchange store. This services is normally on manual in the services.msc you can turn this feature into automatic and

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Event id 4105 After installing a Terminal Server in Windows server 2008 R2 domain

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Last few weeks we ( me and my colleague ) were installing a terminal server 2008  in a windows server 2008 R2 domain. And after logging in with a user we got the message in the event log 4105. Run powershell as administrator ( right click ) [ note: use the powershell for active directory

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