When I was creating the post Facebook Domain Name Sets for ISA I needed to insert data at the start and end of a line. I used powershell to do this, and this is what I came up with:
Get-Content DNSList.txt | ForEach-Object {“%PREPEND%”+$_+”%APPEND%”}
where:
DNSList.txt contains a list of text;
%PREPEND% is the data to add at the start of the line;
%APPEND% is the data to add to the end of the line.
In the Facebook ISA example, the actual code was (one line):
Get-Content | list.txt | ForEach-Obect {“<fpc4:Str dt:dt=`”string`”>*.”+$_”</fpc4:Str> “}
Notice the backticks infront of the “string” component. This is to escape the quote marks to allow them to be included.
The output can be pasted into the relevant XML file and imported into ISA.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Facebook Domain Name Sets for ISA
Blocking / Allowing Facebook using Microsoft ISA can be difficult. I have created a Domain Name Set for ISA that you can import. They can be found:
ISA 2004 SP3: here (zip file)
ISA 2006 SP1: here (zip file)
Plain Text: here (zip file)
It is very possible there are some non Facebook related websites in this list, so please verify these are suitable for use in your environment. These domains can change over time, so if you find any that aren’t in the list, please let me know.
ISA 2004 SP3: here (zip file)
ISA 2006 SP1: here (zip file)
Plain Text: here (zip file)
It is very possible there are some non Facebook related websites in this list, so please verify these are suitable for use in your environment. These domains can change over time, so if you find any that aren’t in the list, please let me know.
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Group Policy Preferences Drive Mapping error 0x80070035 or 0x80070043
Using group policy preferences to map network fails on workstations with error:
The user ‘%DRIVE_LETTER%’ preference item in the ‘%GROUP_POLICY_NAME% %GUID%’ Group Policy object did not apply because it failed with error code ‘0x80070035 The network path was not found.’ This error was suppressed.
or
The user ‘%DRIVE_LETTER%’ preference item in the ‘%GROUP_POLICY_NAME% %GUID%’ Group Policy object did not apply because it failed with error code ‘0x80070043 The network name cannot be found.’ This error was suppressed.
After double checking the path in the group policy in question, it turns out that the group policy preferences drive mapping doesn’t work if you put a trailing slash on the end of the path. EG:
\\dc2010\qldfinance\ doesn’t work
however
\\dc2010\qldfinance does.
The user ‘%DRIVE_LETTER%’ preference item in the ‘%GROUP_POLICY_NAME% %GUID%’ Group Policy object did not apply because it failed with error code ‘0x80070035 The network path was not found.’ This error was suppressed.
or
The user ‘%DRIVE_LETTER%’ preference item in the ‘%GROUP_POLICY_NAME% %GUID%’ Group Policy object did not apply because it failed with error code ‘0x80070043 The network name cannot be found.’ This error was suppressed.
After double checking the path in the group policy in question, it turns out that the group policy preferences drive mapping doesn’t work if you put a trailing slash on the end of the path. EG:
\\dc2010\qldfinance\ doesn’t work
however
\\dc2010\qldfinance does.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Add Internal Links Within Blogger Posts
In the post for Exchange Version numbers, I wanted to link to a point in the same post. I found the instructions at http://blogknowhow.blogspot.com.au/2010/11/add-internal-links-within-blogger-posts.html very simple to follow.
One downside to this is if you create the links, using HTML mode in blogger, switching back to Compose mode will break your links.
One downside to this is if you create the links, using HTML mode in blogger, switching back to Compose mode will break your links.
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Exchange Version Numbers
Edit 26-11-13: Added 2010 SP3 UR3 and 2013 CU3
Edit 28-02-14: Added 2010 SP3 UR4, 5, 2007 SP3 UR10, 11, 12, 13 and 2013 UR3 and SP1
I often have trouble trying to determine which updates have been applied to an Exchange server. There are a number of different methods for each server, and there are a number of different resources to find this information. I have aggregated these into this post.
Exchange 5.5 – Exchange Administrator Method
Exchange 5.5 - File Version Method
Exchange 2000 - System Manager Method
Exchange 2000 - File Version Method
Exchange 2003 - System Manager Method
Exchange 2003 - File Version Method
Exchange 2007 – Exchange Management Console Method
Exchange 2007 – Exchange Management Shell Method
Exchange 2007 - File Version Method
Exchange 2010 – Outlook Web App Method
Exchange 2010 – Exchange Management Console Method
Exchange 2010 – Exchange Management Shell Method
Exchange 2010 - File Version Method
Exchange 2013 – Exchange Control Panel Method
Exchange 2013 – Exchange Management Shell Method
Exchange 2013 – File Version Method
EXCHANGE 5.5
Exchange 5.5 - Exchange Administrator Method
Open Microsoft Exchange Administrator
Expand the Domain, and select Servers
The version number is listed for each server.
Exchange 5.5 - File Version Method
Navigate to the exchsrvr\bin directory. Right click store.exe and select Properties
Select the Version tab
EXCHANGE 2000
Exchange 2000 - System Manager Method
Open Microsoft Exchange –> System Manager
Expand the Organization group, and select Servers
The version number is listed for each server.
This method will only show upto SP3. Use the File Version method to verify later updates
Exchange 2000 - File Version Method
Navigate to the exchsrvr\bin directory. Right click store.exe and select Properties
Select the Version tab
Update ‘Post-SP3 August 2008’ will show 6.0.6620.9 in the version section, however in the comments it displays ‘Service Pack 4’
EXCHANGE 2003
Exchange 2003 - System Manager Method
Open Microsoft Exchange –> System Manager
Expand the Organization group, and select Servers
The version number is listed for each server.
Exchange 2003 - File Version Method
Navigate to the program files\exchsrvr\bin directory. Right click store.exe and select Properties
Select the Version tab
EXCHANGE 2007
Exchange 2007 – Exchange Management Console Method
Open Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 –> Exchange Management Console
Select Help –> About Exchange Server 2007
You can also check the server version listed for each role by expanding the roles under Server Configuration.
Exchange 2007 – Exchange Management Shell Method
Open Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 –> Exchange Management Shell
Type the command:
Get- ExchangeServer | fl name,edition,admindisplayversion
Exchange 2007 - File Version Method
Navigate to the program files\microsoft\exchange\bin directory. Right click store.exe and select Properties
Select the Details tab.
EXCHANGE 2010
Exchange 2010 – Outlook Web App Method
Open Outlook Web App
Click the dropdown arrow next the question mark, and select about.
The version number is listed
Exchange 2013
Exchange 2013 – Exchange Control Panel Method
Open the Exchange Control Panel
Select Servers
Exchange 2013 – Exchange Management Shell Method
Open Exchange Management Shell
Type the command:
Exchange 2013 – File Version Method
Navigate to program files\microsoft\exchange server\v15\bin folder. Right click ExSetup.exe and select Properties
Select the Details tab
Reference: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/158530
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh135098(v=exchg.141).aspx
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/240.exchange-server-and-update- rollups-build-numbers.aspx
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/15776.exchange-server-2013-and- cumulative-updates-cus-build-numbers.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/library/hh135098.aspx
Edit 28-02-14: Added 2010 SP3 UR4, 5, 2007 SP3 UR10, 11, 12, 13 and 2013 UR3 and SP1
I often have trouble trying to determine which updates have been applied to an Exchange server. There are a number of different methods for each server, and there are a number of different resources to find this information. I have aggregated these into this post.
Exchange 5.5 – Exchange Administrator Method
Exchange 5.5 - File Version Method
Exchange 2000 - System Manager Method
Exchange 2000 - File Version Method
Exchange 2003 - System Manager Method
Exchange 2003 - File Version Method
Exchange 2007 – Exchange Management Console Method
Exchange 2007 – Exchange Management Shell Method
Exchange 2007 - File Version Method
Exchange 2010 – Outlook Web App Method
Exchange 2010 – Exchange Management Console Method
Exchange 2010 – Exchange Management Shell Method
Exchange 2010 - File Version Method
Exchange 2013 – Exchange Control Panel Method
Exchange 2013 – Exchange Management Shell Method
Exchange 2013 – File Version Method
Exchange 5.5
| RTM | 5.5.1460 |
| Exchange 5.5 | SP1 | 5.5.1960 |
| Exchange 5.5 | SP2 | 5.5.2448 |
| Exchange 5.5 | SP3 | 5.5.2650 |
| Exchange 5.5 | SP4 | 5.5.2653 |
Exchange 2000 | RTM | 6.0.4417 |
| Exchange 2000 | SP1 | 6.0.4712 |
| Exchange 2000 | SP2 | 6.0.5762 |
| Exchange 2000 | SP3 | 6.0.6249 |
| Exchange 2000 | Post-SP3 August 2008 | 6.0.6620.9 |
Exchange 2003 | RTM | 6.5.6944 |
| Exchange 2003 | SP1 | 6.5.7226 |
| Exchange 2003 | SP2 | 6.5.7638 |
Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 13 | 08.03.0348.2 |
Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 12 | 08.03.0342.004 |
Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 11 | 08.03.0327.001 |
Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 10 | 08.03.0298.001 |
Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 9 | 08.03.0297.002 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 8-v3 | 08.03.0279.006 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 8-v2 | 08.03.0279.005 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 8 | 08.03.0279.003 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 7 | 08.03.0264.000 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 6 | 8.03.0245.002 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 5 | 8.03.0213.001 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 4 | 8.03.0192.001 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 3-v2 | 8.03.0159.002 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 2 | 8.03.0137.003 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP3 Update Rollup 1 | 8.03.0106.002 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP3 | 8.03.0083.006 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP2 Update Rollup 5 | 8.2.305.3 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP2 Update Rollup 4 | 8.2.254.0 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP2 Update Rollup 3 | 8.2.247.2 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP2 Update Rollup 2 | 8.2.234.1 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP2 Update Rollup 1 | 8.2.217.3 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP2 | 8.02.0176.002 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP1 Update Rollup 10 | 8.1.436.0 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP1 Update Rollup 9 | 8.1.393.1 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP1 Update Rollup 8 | 8.1.375.2 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP1 Update Rollup 7 | 8.1.359.2 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP1 Update Rollup 6 | 8.1.340.1 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP1 Update Rollup 5 | 8.1.336.1 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP1 Update Rollup 4 | 8.1.311.3 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP1 Update Rollup 3 | 8.1.291.2 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP1 Update Rollup 2 | 8.1.278.2 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP1 Update Rollup 1 | 8.1.263.1 |
| Exchange 2007 | SP1 | 8.01.0240.006 |
| Exchange 2007 | RTM Update Rollup 7 | 8.0.813.0 |
| Exchange 2007 | RTM Update Rollup 6 | 8.0.783.2 |
| Exchange 2007 | RTM Update Rollup 5 | 8.0.754.0 |
| Exchange 2007 | RTM Update Rollup 4 | 8.0.744.0 |
| Exchange 2007 | RTM Update Rollup 3 | 8.0.730.1 |
| Exchange 2007 | RTM Update Rollup 2 | 8.0.711.2 |
| Exchange 2007 | RTM Update Rollup 1 | 8.0.708.3 |
| Exchange 2007 | RTM | 8.0.685.25 |
Exchange 2010 | RTM | 14.0.639.21 |
| Exchange 2010 | RTM Update Rollup 1 | 14.0.682.1 |
| Exchange 2010 | RTM Update Rollup 2 | 14.0.689.0 |
| Exchange 2010 | RTM Update Rollup 3 | 14.0.694.0 |
| Exchange 2010 | RTM Update Rollup 4 | 14.0.702.1 |
| Exchange 2010 | RTM Update Rollup 5 | 14.0.726.0 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup | 14.1.218.15 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup 1 | 14.1.255.2 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup 2 | 14.1.270.1 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup 3 | 14.1.289.3 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup 3-v3 | 14.1.289.7 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup 4 | 14.1.323.1 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup 4-v2 | 14.1.323.6 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup 5 | 14.1.339.1 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup 6 | 14.1.355.2 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup 7 | 14.1.421.0 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup 7-v2 | 14.1.421.2 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup 7-v3 | 14.1.421.3 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP1 Update Rollup 8 | 14.1.438.0 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP2 | 14.2.247.5 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP2 Update Rollup 1 | 14.2.283.3 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP2 Update Rollup 2 | 14.2.298.4 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP2 Update Rollup 3 | 14.2.309.2 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP2 Update Rollup 4 | 14.2.318.2 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP2 Update Rollup 4-v2 | 14.2.318.4 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP2 Update Rollup 5 | 14.2.328.5 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP2 Update Rollup 5-v2 | 14.2.328.10 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP2 Update Rollup 6 | 14.2.342.3 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP2 Update Rollup 7 | 14.2.375.0 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP3 | 14.3.123.4 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP3 Update Rollup 1 | 14.3.146.0 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP3 Update Rollup 2 | 14.3.158.1 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP3 Update Rollup 3 | 14.3.169.1 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP3 Update Rollup 4 | 14.03.174.001 |
| Exchange 2010 | SP3 Update Rollup 5 | 14.03.0181.006 |
Exchange 2013 | Preview | 15.0.466.13 |
| Exchange 2013 | RTM | 15.0.516.32 |
| Exchange 2013 | CU1 | 15.0.620.29 |
| Exchange 2013 | CU2 | 15.0.712.22 |
| Exchange 2013 | CU2-V2 | 15.0.712.24 |
| Exchange 2013 | CU3 | 15.0.775.38 |
| Exchange 2013 | SP1 | 15.0.0847.032 |
EXCHANGE 5.5
Exchange 5.5 - Exchange Administrator Method
Open Microsoft Exchange Administrator
Expand the Domain, and select Servers
The version number is listed for each server.
Exchange 5.5 - File Version Method
Navigate to the exchsrvr\bin directory. Right click store.exe and select Properties
Select the Version tab
EXCHANGE 2000
Exchange 2000 - System Manager Method
Open Microsoft Exchange –> System Manager
Expand the Organization group, and select Servers
The version number is listed for each server.
This method will only show upto SP3. Use the File Version method to verify later updates
Exchange 2000 - File Version Method
Navigate to the exchsrvr\bin directory. Right click store.exe and select Properties
Select the Version tab
Update ‘Post-SP3 August 2008’ will show 6.0.6620.9 in the version section, however in the comments it displays ‘Service Pack 4’
EXCHANGE 2003
Exchange 2003 - System Manager Method
Open Microsoft Exchange –> System Manager
Expand the Organization group, and select Servers
The version number is listed for each server.
Exchange 2003 - File Version Method
Navigate to the program files\exchsrvr\bin directory. Right click store.exe and select Properties
Select the Version tab
EXCHANGE 2007
Exchange 2007 – Exchange Management Console Method
Open Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 –> Exchange Management Console
Select Help –> About Exchange Server 2007
You can also check the server version listed for each role by expanding the roles under Server Configuration.
Exchange 2007 – Exchange Management Shell Method
Open Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 –> Exchange Management Shell
Type the command:
Get- ExchangeServer | fl name,edition,admindisplayversion
Exchange 2007 - File Version Method
Navigate to the program files\microsoft\exchange\bin directory. Right click store.exe and select Properties
Select the Details tab.
EXCHANGE 2010
Exchange 2010 – Outlook Web App Method
Open Outlook Web App
Click the dropdown arrow next the question mark, and select about.
The version number is listed
Open Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 –> Exchange Management Console
Select Help –> About Exchange Server 2010
Open Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 –> Exchange Management Shell
Type the command:
Get-ExchangeServer | fl name,edition,admindisplayversion
Navigate to the program files\microsoft\exchange server\v14\bin directory. Right click store.exe and select Properties
Select the Details tab.
Exchange 2013
Exchange 2013 – Exchange Control Panel Method
Open the Exchange Control Panel
Select Servers
Exchange 2013 – Exchange Management Shell Method
Open Exchange Management Shell
Type the command:
Get-ExchangeServer | fl name,edition,admindisplayversion
Exchange 2013 – File Version Method
Navigate to program files\microsoft\exchange server\v15\bin folder. Right click ExSetup.exe and select Properties
Reference: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/158530
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh135098(v=exchg.141).aspx
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/240.exchange-server-and-update- rollups-build-numbers.aspx
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/15776.exchange-server-2013-and- cumulative-updates-cus-build-numbers.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/library/hh135098.aspx
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