@ewwhite The monthly travel does skeeve me a bit. Considering that today mom is grinding through another migraine. Trying to get her into a neurological institute here in Phoenix, Barros, to get more insight into this.
I have 2 Server 2008 R2 domain controllers with a AD integrated DNS zone for the domain. Previously, scavenging was not enabled. I enabled scavenging a week ago and now that I am seeing old stale records go away, I am also noticing that about 80% of my DNS record timestamps arent updating prope...
I really need your help here.
No matter what connection I use (wifi, ethernet and even my phone's 3G!), a successful connection to my Hotmail account always ends up with an SSL certificate mismatch. I'm always being redirected to www.airbnb.com.
I first thought about a MITM, but with my phone re...
@MDMarra @voretaq7 "Once a timestamp is set on a record it will replicate around to all servers that host the zone. There is one caveat to this. If scavenging is not enabled on the zone that hosts the record then it will never scavenge so the timestamp is essentially irrelevant. The timestamp may get updated on the server where the client dynamically registers but it will not replicate around to the other servers in the zone."
Could you wait at least a few minutes so that I can get some help, sysadmin1138? This is not off-topic, I need opinion from networking experts. — user19743375 mins ago
Maybe, but I'm just asking for some time. I'm talking to humans, not machines. I bet someone could find an admin thinking that this is not off-topic. — user19743372 mins ago
You're talking to humans. Humans that are professional sysadmins. Professional sysadmins that come to this site for questions about their profession, not to help users with their phone problems. — MDMarra20 secs ago
im struggling with an error message within outlook 2010 and need some help.
back story:
we have a 2008 R2 server running MS exchange standard 2010
all of our clients are running outlook 2010 (office professional), however when anyone tries to check the free busy information when creating meeti...
When it comes to programming, I have a special philosophy that no current operating system can support. I'm not going to explain the whole thing here, but this is the reason I wish to write an OS from scratch (I don't want to depend on someone else's code). I know that this may sound foolish, but...
@r.tanner.f because you need to make duplicate records for the public and private zones. because if you have a trust with an external organization, they'll hate you. because certificates become tricky for things that are exposed internally and externally
@r.tanner.f And since your internal clients will see them as authoritative for that zone, you'll either have to use www. (or something) or run IIS with a redirect on all of your DCs