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You're not trying to assign a policy to an elevated user, are you? Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

No. You'd need MS Lync for that. Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

NEVER been a fan of putting domain controllers in a DMZ. Never had a client (and some are over 100k seats) that put them out there, either. But Site and Services should be defined correctly before you join any machine to the domain that may look at that RODC. Do you have your Tek-Tips.com...

So then why do you have a DC? Why not? Things are much cleaner and easier if you'd just domain join the machines, and give people normal user names. Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

Users have to be a member of Domain Users. Without it, they can't login. All the parents? That's a lot of licenses! Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

You could do that. You can also use herestrings $body = @" blah blah foo foo foo "@ I've written some scripts that were more than 5,000 lines, and I still prefer single lines, with word wrap when needed. Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at...

https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com should show you a lot. Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

Well, TMG has been around for a while, and before that there was ISA, which has been around forever. And before that, the security threats were much different than they are now. Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

Never EVER put a DC in the DMZ. If you need to publish something, you can use TMG (if you already have it, as it's no longer available) or UAG. Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

Depends on how you want to input data. Do you want to do something like Check4Duplicate -FirstName "John" -LastName "Doe" Because that would be easy enough to just build the potential email address ($FirstName + "." + $LastName + "@contoso.com") and then query AD to see if it's already there...

24 different options to help streamline the deployment of Lync Server 2013 http://www.ehloworld.com/1697 Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

What's to stop them from using Windows Explorer? Command Prompt? Start>Run? All of those allow you to go to other UNC paths, or browse. Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

Recycle Bin? Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

I don't believe it gets set unless you're running from a saved .ps1 file. Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

Oh - and no Start MENU - just a Start BUTTON that takes you to the desktop screen. Same as clicking on the desktop button, or hitting the Windows key. Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

I don't see what the fuss is about. Login, hit the Windows key - boom - desktop. Inflexible people who don't want change and progress just want it "the way it was". Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

Are you running it in ISE? Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

bandwidth, disk speed (read and write), compression, encryption, server load.... Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

The .csv file should have the top header row with "account" and "phone" And then one line for each user, with their account name and phone number. Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.

I use /mir for all copies, including the initial one. Same syntax every time. I just moved 10TB of data with it - no problems. Do you have your Tek-Tips.com Swag? I've got mine! Stop by the new Tek-Tips group at LinkedIn.