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Something very odd is happening. We have a Windows Server 2003 computer that is NOT part of our domain. It is simply just serving up files via file shares (don't ask me why they used Win 2k3 for a simple fileserver).
Anyways I'm attempting to join it ...
Started by smoak on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
What DNS Server is your DHCP server handing out?
Is your DHCP server handing out a search domain?
If you only have one DNS server you might not know what ....
Of the domain? Whichever one you're trying, try the other instead.
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Let's begin.
Are we seated comfortably?
Once upon a time, company A registered their domain name with GoDaddy.com, and contracted with another local "web design firm" to handle their web and email needs.
The "web design firm", which in this case turns...
Started by Bill B on
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The process varies from registrar to registrar that the DOMAIN REGISTRANT IS THE BUSINESS but the contact email is the webmaster who is now MIAPresumably Company....
Of these three you have a good chance of getting your domain.
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I have an application that is using ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider to grant access to users. The application is hosted on a non-domain machine, with a firewall between the application server and the domain controller.
We've opened the LDAP port to ...
Started by Scott Ivey on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
your firewalls
You said "The application is hosted on a non-domain machine, with a firewall between, but it's worth investigating.) Have you added the domain controller's NetBIOS name to your lmhosts file, may be solve ....
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I'm trying to use Integrated Windows Authentication combined with a DirectorySearcher to identify and authenticate the intranet user.
I'd managed to get some fairly simple code that seemed to do the trick, but when I tried on the live server I get the...
Started by CJM on
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by 3 people.
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Private Function.
As I can see from your code namespace for this kind of thing, in your case the UserPrincipal class is your friend.
When using AD and ADSI ensure you are using "UPPER CASE" paths .
Was written.
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If we update domain email, contact details, phone, etc then will old information be available for public or paid services? For how long old contact information is saved in domain registry database?
Albert
Started by albert65 on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at v7n):
From your registrants before you can do so.
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I use Google Apps with my own domain. But I also have a regular Google account because many Google services are not available inside Google Apps (stuff like Picasa, Maps, Reader, Groups, Wave, and so on). Google uses an email address as login information...
Started by torbengb on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Export all your contacts in a CSV and re-import....
The whole thing but it seems relevant to your problem, hope it helps :)
Google does not currently of two things:
Forward all my email from my apps account to my normal Gmail account.
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How do we contact a .co.uk domain owner? It is hard to contact the owner of the co.uk domains as they don't list their emails with nominet.
I know if they got websites, we could contact them.
If they don't have websites, are there any ways to get email...
Started by james2002 on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dnforum):
Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter DCE: Domain Check Engine for metrics and stats
Also: Book your TBR .CA tough if no content on their site to contact them Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati listed on the site) Share....
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Administrative contact's domain is available I have the following situation currently happening to me and would like your view on this.
Let's say you found this great domain name (for example: abc.com) and looked up the whois. Then you found out that ...
Started by spietreser on
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by 8 people.
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? If you register xyz.com, will you be ....
Register xyz.com and then ...
Will now certainly be getting the domain abc.com, but will you be able to keep it? Because abc.com is not yet expired, you are then basically stealing the domain .
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Subject: Domain Name Change contacts. From: Kim M Bethea Thu, 3 Nov 2011 14:46:48 -0500 Content-Type: multipart/alternative Our college is in the process of considering a domain name change.
We would like to get in contact with colleges who have gone ...
Started by Kim M Bethea < [log in to unmask] > on
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by 1 people.
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Explain your issue in full detail here:
So, we have the Google for business which give us our own @domain. In this we have an administration page where we can setup and add accounts. We assign username and email address to those accounts but we can't ...
Started by bhprogrammer on
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OK, glad if your....
For some reason I had to go to domain management and turn on the google groups service it now thanks.
Please refer your Google Apps-related questions the same problem.
Its own support forum at the link I provided above .
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