Introduction
This is the fourth post in a series on disk performance
Help — My disk performance       (RAID how/why what to put where)
Help — My disk performance II  (Physical connections to the SAN)
Help– My disk performance III  (Partitioning and compression)
Now that we have partioning covered, filegroups should actually be relativly simple because it just becomes a physical [...]

Active Directory can scale to the largest of infrastructures but it does have some limitations, some limits could take a long time to reach other and other limitations could be easily reached without realising.
This is what I have discovered so far.
Limitations.
Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN).
The Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of an object cannot exceed [...]

Posted on 14th Feb 2010 @ 2:35 AM

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Active Directory Domain Controllers only support teamed network cards in a “Fail on Fault” configuration and not in a load balanced configuration.
To quote Microsoft from the Windows Server System Reference Architecture (WSSRA):
“The second way to protect against a network failure is to configure each domain controller with two separate network cards. Each card is wired [...]

On Linux machine:
% nano /etc/gdm/custom.conf
Then add, under the “xdmcp” section:
Enable=true
Port=177

Save and exit editor.
% /sbin/telinit 3
wait a few seconds
% /sbin/telinit 5

On Linux machine:
% nano /etc/gdm/custom.conf
Then add, under the “xdmcp” section:
Enable=true
Port=177

Save and exit editor.
% /sbin/telinit 3
wait a few seconds
% /sbin/telinit 5

On Linux machine:
% nano /etc/gdm/custom.conf
Then add, under the “xdmcp” section:
Enable=true
Port=177

Save and exit editor.
% /sbin/telinit 3
wait a few seconds
% /sbin/telinit 5

On Linux machine:
% nano /etc/gdm/custom.conf
Then add, under the “xdmcp” section:
Enable=true
Port=177

Save and exit editor.
% /sbin/telinit 3
wait a few seconds
% /sbin/telinit 5

On Linux machine:
% nano /etc/gdm/custom.conf
Then add, under the “xdmcp” section:
Enable=true
Port=177

Save and exit editor.
% /sbin/telinit 3
wait a few seconds
% /sbin/telinit 5

I’m in Allen, Texas, today, and helped my brother in law install Ubuntu on a very old Windows system he has, to extend its useful life. We needed to see if it is possible to login to the Citrix system used by the Allen school district, however, and it turns out this IS possible. We [...]