We've just migrated to Office 365 (from Google Apps, BTW) and due to some oversights (groups) have bounced an unknown amount of customer mail.
Does Exchange log bounced mail, and better yet, can I access those logs if I'm using Exchange via Office 365 (Medium Enterprise)? I would guess if there's an answer it will invoke Powershell?
Thanks in advance
I thought I'd be clever and use disk2vhd at the end of my contract to backup my machine so I could easily restore it when I started my new contract, no matter what the buffoons had done with it in the meantime. I didn't count on them losing it.
I'm trying to boot this new machine from the VHD. I get the windows logo and then a 07B bluescreen error, something to do with the disk, and it won't boot even in safe mode. The cure apparently is to run sysprep but I can't run that unless I can boot into the VHD so...
I can mount the disk, is there a way to modify it
This is on (an old) single-core a Win2003 box. I noticed that, under Task Manager>Performance, CPU usage was topping out at 80% but under Processes the Idle process is showing around 60-70%, with dips and spikes, of course. Quite odd.
Because I'm stumped...
The client needs to be able to upload large images to a library but the upload fails after 5-6MB (over my poor connection). It seems to be timing out as the filesize at fail isn't consistent.
The setup is a form which is accepted by PHP. I've googled and played with php.ini and everything is set for big uploads and long timeouts. Platform is a dedicated windows server at GoDaddy.
What's going wrong?
Usually php on iis will thow 404 errors if the install doesn't go right. However, danielcooper.dyndns.org/u.php works OK, but u.danielcooper.dyndns.org/u.php (different site in IIS, different folder) gives a 404 error. However u.danielcooper.dyndns.org/test.php
Been using this instance on the default site for some time OK, but php does't seem to work (other than the test file) on a new site.
Am I going crazy?
We have a bunch of users in a local Active Directory OU that access the SharePoint portal. We've just added LDAP authentication and pointed it at the organisation's global LDAP server, so out AD accounts are now redundant. Is there a way to re-map the authentication for a SharePoint (MOSS 2007) user/profile.
That is, can we manually change a lot of users so that they log in with their LDAP credentials and get the same SharePoint MySite, groups, etc. as when they were authenticating via AD?
So my box is running Vista Business all patched up nice. The dev server is on win2003. What sometimes happens is that I'll click on a file, usually an image, and then get nothing more from the box. Nobody can access the fileshares, but it serves up webpages and I can remote in OK. Nothing in the logs, long timeout before an error is reported.
So I imagine the file protocol is crashing, and that's probably due to differences in security policy in the two OSs, but I've had no luck finding anything so far.
We've jsut put two new staff on Vista machines and this is getting to be less of an inconveniance and more of a problem.
So, seen this behaviour before?
Before we sent the Vista machine off we backed up via the Migration Wizard and with MS Backup onto a portable drive. When the machine came back with a new HDD we installed vista and ran MIG. Some clown got the MIG process backwards and overwrote the data with the blank Vista profile.
Luckily we have a complete backup, files are back but nothing else is. The most important part is Outlook. Obviously just dropping the files into the profile is no good, what now?