Random Technical Artices By Sachin Filinto - All Comments

re: Windows Hot-fixes needed for Exchange 2010 Sp1

Mike Matthews — Wed, 01 May 2013 15:21:35 GMT

THANK YOU!!!

re: Moving to a new forest and retaining the same SMTP domain ( with native scripts ) - Part I

Sachin Filinto — Mon, 14 Jan 2013 04:27:29 GMT

Linked mailboxes are ideally used when the AD account & mailbox are sitting in seperate forests. you do not need to use linked mailboxes when both are in the same forests. From what you describe, Domain A & B are in a single forest so no need for linked mailbox.

re: Moving to a new forest and retaining the same SMTP domain ( with native scripts ) - Part I

Cesar — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 00:17:12 GMT

Thanks a lot for sharing. It´s really an excellent guide (the best I have found)

I have to migrate same way (Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2010), but AD user will be migrated to a child domain A and mailbox to a different child domain B. Then linked mailbox will be required.

How should I address it?

Thanks for you time replying

re: Moving to a new forest and retaining the same SMTP domain ( with native scripts ) - Part I

ManU — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 16:34:07 GMT

Thanks for sharing the thoughts to deal the special case

re: Solving The Family Tree Challenge With Visio

Adelle Bradley — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 12:49:58 GMT

This Visio relationship topic is exactly what I needed particular help with and I think that a good way for me to reserve intermediate and extended family gatherings. We are going to have a family reunion in my great grand parents preserved favorites. Very well to long lost Elizabeth.

re: Solving The Family Tree Challenge With Visio

skdas — Tue, 10 May 2011 05:06:42 GMT

hello,

was going thru all internet articles for family tree in visio

would like to know 2 things in visio 2007

how do you link " wife" in org data in excel so it comes in the chart in correct position

how do you make the org wizard pick a specific shape for the record in excel

re: Solving The Family Tree Challenge With Visio

luca — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 18:51:15 GMT

hi, i'm trying to build family tree too, i have some questions:

1 reports_to allows u to connect just to one shape, how do u connect sons to both mother and father?

2 how did u connect wife and husband, that is not a hierarchical connection? u can't use reports_to...

thx

re: Solving The Family Tree Challenge With Visio

nebish — Wed, 16 Mar 2011 09:19:14 GMT

awesome work. just the info I was looking for. bravo. shall re-visit to see how you've gone.

cheers,

re: Solving The Family Tree Challenge With Visio

cquast — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 14:18:22 GMT

@ ganesh, Nice to know this geni tool, but who wants to do ever and ever the same instead of importing an Excel file? I like this importing function of Visio.

@ sachin If you add a DataGraphic based on the Visio ShapeData you can use the color by value function you can color the gender info - If this is not enough you can create your own DataGraphics on Visiotoolbox.com - if you like, you can enhance your map with an e-mail link to stay in contact with your family, just add a ShapeData field with a hyperlink like mailto:xxxx@blabla.com

re: Solving The Family Tree Challenge With Visio

Sachin Filinto — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 13:51:28 GMT

@ ganesh, I did not explore this product. seems like a pure web based solution.

@ Srikanth, without your help i would never have known what Visio is capable of.