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  • Windows 2008 R2 Recycle Bin support for FIM

    Few weeks ago I wrote about FIM 2010 support for Windows 2008 R2 Active Directory environment with Recycle Bin enabled. Basically it wasn't supported configuration at that time. But world is changing ... and FIM as well. Few days ago FIM 2010 Update 1 was released  to Windows Update and also Windows Catalog. You can use Windows Catalog to ...
    Posted to Tomek's DS World (Weblog) by tomek on mei 4, 2010

  • ILM AD MA, linked attributes and Recycle Bin

    Windows 2008 R2 has hit RTM and many of users have already downloaded it from Technet and MSDN to evaluate or even deploy in the network. W2008R2 brings changes in many different aspects of operating system, some are saying that it should not be R2 but brand new OS version. Among other R2 brings changes also in Active Directory area. This rises ...
    Posted to Tomek's DS World (Weblog) by tomek on augustus 19, 2009

  • Security ID problem with provisioning mailbox in resource forest

    This will be another troubleshooting note, so probably one can notice that some of projects I work on have been delivered or are in the middle of deployment. Well .. this is called life. Something what works in lab not always work in the same perfect way in production environment. (cc) Michael Bonnett Jr Provisioning of users and mailboxes is ...
    Posted to Tomek's DS World (Weblog) by tomek on november 3, 2008

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