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Re: How to change CRMMail and CRMRouter passwords

JamesS — Mon, 24 Jul 2006 07:45:16 GMT

Hi David

Thanks for picking this up.

I've been told that changing the passwords shouldn't break the CRM Exchange Router.

I think there may have been a problem before the passwords were changed (client not clear on the state of the system) and re-running the rule deployment wizard in CRM and changing the email address of the CRM Exchange Router mailbox in the wizard cured the problem.

- James -

How to change CRMMail and CRMRouter passwords

JamesS — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 20:27:47 GMT

I posted this question in the MS CRM forums, but no feedback yet:

"Got a small issue with a CRM 3.0 SBE install on SBS2K3 PE that I cant find documented,

During a recent security audit, I changed the passwords for CRMMail and
CRMRouter users (via ADUC) to new, complex ones.
Since I changed the passwords, any replies from customers, to emails sent
from CRM (with the tagged subject line), do not automatically get populated
into CRM ( have to manually click the 'Track in CRM' button when the email
comes into an Inbox in Outlook to get it added to the history).

I guess I need to tell CRM these password have changed? Do you know where I
would do this please? "

Would you be able to point me in the right direction please? Or suggestions of where I can look (have tried the usual MS support site, Google)?

Thank you, James

Re: SBS & ISA - they can do wonderful things for you

JamesS — Thu, 04 May 2006 08:42:24 GMT

Thanks David.

That gives me plenty to go on - I will have a dig and check those things out.

On the robots.txt - I dont have one at the moment.

I had a look at: http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/6/1/561c9fd7-0e27-4525-94ec-4d2d38f61aa3/TSHT_SBS.htm

This seems to indicate that the robots.txt file is only required to protect your RWW site from being indexed *if* "you use the Configure E-mail and Internet Connection Wizard to publish your Business Web site on the Internet".

I dont publish a business web site on the server, so do I need to have the robots.txt file published?

Or is it best practice to have one anyway, even without publishing the business web site; or even use CEICW to publish the business web site and include the robots.txt file even if you're not using SBS to publish your business web site?

Thanks,
James

Re: SBS & ISA - they can do wonderful things for you

JamesS — Thu, 04 May 2006 07:14:55 GMT

Hi David,

Have a pretty basic question (I think) about ISA reports.

SBS 2K3 SP1 with ISA 2K4 SP2.

Have just started running the standard daily ISA reports.

Noticed that several external IP addresses are contained in the 'Top Users' list towards the start of the report.

Ran a WHOIS on them, and the top one was registered as Yahoo. The others seemed to be registered to ISP's as pools of Dynamic/end user addresses. There are are about 5 or 6 listsed.

Any idea why this traffic might be appearing? Is the server compromised?

**note - did actually post this on the M&M's site earlier before I saw your ISA area**

Thanks,

James

Re: CRM 3.0 - MapPoint 2004 integration

JamesS — Sat, 29 Apr 2006 17:18:17 GMT

Hi David,

Did you get sent the code for this?

I've checked the blog, couldnt see anything there when searched for "mappoint".

Cheers,

James

Re: Document redirection - turn off for a single user

JamesS — Fri, 17 Mar 2006 18:05:20 GMT

Thank you David

Works a treat.

(and I appreciate you not telling me to 'go read up on AD if you dont know that!' - woldn't have felt bad if you had... and I will).

I very much appreciate your help.

Cheers,

James

Re: Document redirection - turn off for a single user

JamesS — Fri, 17 Mar 2006 17:48:56 GMT

Thanks David,

That worked well. If I log on with a user who is in the 'no my docs redirect' OU I still get a Sync box appear at log off, but their My Docs are *not* synchorised. Logging on/off with a user in the SBSUsers OU results in a sync of that users My Docs folder to the server.

I set up as orig posted, before your amendments - to remove the GPO's 1 & 3 from the new 'no my docs redirect' OU can I just right click and delete them (from within the 'no my docs redirect' OU)? - Will this delete just the linkage or will it delete the GPO entirely?

Similarly, could I delete the entire 'no my docs redirect' OU and start again, or will this delete the GPO's?

Many thanks

James

Re: Document redirection - turn off for a single user

JamesS — Fri, 17 Mar 2006 15:29:25 GMT

It appears to be a global setting, or at least that's how it seems to work on our SBS network.

With My Docs redirection activated on the SBS, if I then select a single user and choose to *not* redirect My Docs, it appears to switch of My docs redirection for *all* users.

Thanks, James

Re: Document redirection - turn off for a single user

JamesS — Fri, 17 Mar 2006 15:02:48 GMT

David,

Thanks. No bother, I will try now and report back.

James

Re: Document redirection - turn off for a single user

JamesS — Fri, 17 Mar 2006 14:35:54 GMT

Thanks David,

That's great, I'll use that.

Yes, you understood correctly - just turn off for one user, no matter where he logs in.

I did look at this (selected the one user, then chose Configure My Documents Redirection as you've suggested here) but was put off by the wording "...for all users..." and "Redirect all My Documents folder to the default shared folders for users on the Small Business Server" - thought this might have meant it was still a global setting, even though a single user had been selected.

Guess I should have been braver!!

Much appreciated. Thank you for your help.

Cheers,

James