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  1. bbuilder

    Extracting directory membership

    Hi Crobin1 That seems to work, is there a way to easily tidy the info once in excel? The info need to go to my HR depart and i think they may have a problem deciphering the infomation. Cheers
  2. bbuilder

    Extracting directory membership

    Hi Does anyone know a way to extract the memebership lits of groups within AD to notepad or excel?
  3. bbuilder

    Scheduled Task As a Cluster Resource!!!

    Hi mrdenny I thought that maybe the case. Do you know what the Task Scheduler service displays as under the cluster resources? Cheers Bbuilder
  4. bbuilder

    Scheduled Task As a Cluster Resource!!!

    HI I am currently testing Exchange clustering on windows 2003. I have a proprietry backup software that uses the Schedule Tasks componet within windows to Schedule the backup times. Does anyone know how to set the Scedule Tasks component as a resource within the Cluster groups? B Builder.
  5. bbuilder

    Active/Active Or Active/Passive Cluster Help!

    Help Needed! I know there is lots of threads about cluster types but still non the wiser on what way to go! Currently running Exchange 2003 with two storage groups with about 800 mailboxes. I would like to take anvantage of setting up a clustered environment and not sure what way to go. Most...
  6. bbuilder

    Outlook 2003 Calendar Free/Busy settings

    Hi Does anyone out there know why when you set the "All day event" in the calendar for a new appointment that the "Show Time as" changes to Free instead of busy? Also if this default can be chnaged does anyone know how? If so can it be done on a global scale? Regards BBuilder

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