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  1. pantscat
    Ok - do you just want to find this out for one user?
  2. pantscat
    Give this a whirl in PowerShell - "Get-Mailbox | Get-ADPermission | where {($_.ExtendedRights -like “*Send-As*”)} | FT -Wrap"
  3. pantscat
    Glad that's all worked out.
  4. pantscat
    Try an AD account without a profile attached?
  5. pantscat
    Why does the old mailbox (Brian) have to be active? Can you not disable it?
  6. pantscat
    Outlook is probably caching the old certificate... not sure why though! Try this: Close Outlook. Open the Control Panel and then Internet Options. Go to the Content tab. Click the Clear SSL State button. Reboot and then restart Outlook. Curious...
  7. pantscat
    Ahhh. Gotcha! That's fine - just change the primary default email address on her mailbox to "Brian", and add her current email address as a secondary one. Then change her mailbox properties so that her display name is set to "Brian"... then test it. That should be it.
  8. pantscat
    Hello It'll be because ".net" is a top level domain, therefore "school.net.School.net" is breaking this. I suspect it's a DNS record with an incorrect FQDN or possibly an incorrectly named zone.
  9. pantscat
    All of her emails? She doesn't want to send any as herself?
  10. pantscat
    Have you set one of the new DCs to be a global catalog?
  11. pantscat
    That seems to be normal behaviour from what I can see... Tried it on a couple of domains, and did a google search to confirm.
  12. pantscat
    @tmcd35 - a very eloquent version of what I was trying to say!
  13. pantscat
    No worries, @mikkydoos. I do think demotion is the problem - if a DC is turned off, then some clients might still try to contact it thus causing GPO processing issues. It's just by-design - DCs aren't meant to be switched off.
  14. pantscat
    I'm not sure that's the right thing to do - you should configure what nameservers clients use by configuring those options in DHCP. I'd let dcpromo remove the servers from DNS when you demote them.
  15. pantscat
    Is there a part number on the fibre module in the back of that HP hub?
  16. pantscat
    Ok - OM2 is 50/125.
  17. pantscat
    Ok - well OM1 is 62.5/125... so you know that much!
  18. pantscat
    Is that the whole error message? are you definitely typing the domain name as it's displayed in DNS? If you look under "Forward lookup zones" in DNS, the first folder will be the full name of the domain.
  19. pantscat
    It's most likely to be multi-mode - very unlikely to be singlemode unless the length of the fibre optic run is more than 550m. Is there any writing at all on the fibre patch leads? It might say OM1, OM2 or OM3 or possibly 50/125 or 62.5/125.
  20. pantscat
    Yes, that's good advice. Make sure DNS is absolutely working.
  21. pantscat
    Well, in that case then only thing you've really got left to do is demote the old DCs.
  22. pantscat
    Ok - those servers will have some errors in the System log in Event Viewer - could be worth checking what they are.
  23. pantscat
    This could be useful for you: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30005 - - - Updated - - - Wouldn't take that long!
  24. pantscat
    That's good - replication seems happy. Have you tried creating something on DC01\netlogon and making sure it replicates to the other DCs? Is there any thing flagged up in dcdiag?
  25. pantscat
    How recently did you promote the 2012 machine? Replication can take a little while depending upon the size of your sysvol share. Use dcdiag from a command prompt on both DCs to look for any potential issues - it'll flag up any problems.
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