Problemes de Office 2007 amb Citrix

Sembla que l’Office 2007 presenta alguns problemes a l’instal·lar-se sobre un servidor Citrix.

Citrix té pensat oferir compatibilitat a mitjans de 2007.

Fins aleshores, podem posar en practica els workarrounds (o xapuces) que comenta aquest article:

Microsoft Office 2007 Known Issues

Com trobar els rols FSMO d’un AD de Windows 2003

Ho podem veure amb el ntdsutil.

Anem a una finestra de CMD:

ntdsutil:

C:\Documents and Settings\Administrador> ntdsutil

ntdsutil: ?

? – Show this help information
Authoritative restore – Authoritatively restore the DIT database
Configurable Settings – Manage configurable settings
Domain management – Prepare for new domain creation
Files – Manage NTDS database files
Help – Show this help information
LDAP policies – Manage LDAP protocol policies
Metadata cleanup – Clean up objects of decommissioned servers
Popups %s – (en/dis)able popups with “on” or “off”
Quit – Quit the utility
Roles – Manage NTDS role owner tokens
Security account management – Manage Security Account Database – Duplicate SI
D Cleanup
Semantic database analysis – Semantic Checker
Set DSRM Password – Reset directory service restore mode administra
tor account password

ntdsutil: roles

fsmo maintenance: ?

? – Show this help information
Connections – Connect to a specific domain controller
Help – Show this help information
Quit – Return to the prior menu
Seize domain naming master – Overwrite domain role on connected server
Seize infrastructure master – Overwrite infrastructure role on connected serv
er
Seize PDC – Overwrite PDC role on connected server
Seize RID master – Overwrite RID role on connected server
Seize schema master – Overwrite schema role on connected server
Select operation target – Select sites, servers, domains, roles and
naming contexts
Transfer domain naming master – Make connected server the domain naming master
Transfer infrastructure master – Make connected server the infrastructure master
Transfer PDC – Make connected server the PDC
Transfer RID master – Make connected server the RID master
Transfer schema master – Make connected server the schema master

fsmo maintenance: connections

server connections: ?

? – Show this help information
Clear creds – Clear prior connection credentials
Connect to domain %s – Connect to DNS domain name
Connect to server %s – Connect to server, DNS name or IP address
Help – Show this help information
Info – Show connection information
Quit – Return to the prior menu
Set creds %s %s %s – Set connection creds as domain, user, pwd. Use “NULL” for null password, * to enter password from the console.

server connections: connect to server servidor

Binding to servidor …
Connected to servidor using credentials of locally logged on user.

server connections: q

fsmo maintenance: select operation target

select operation target: ?

? – Show this help information
Connections – Connect to a specific domain controller
Help – Show this help information
List current selections – List the current site/domain/server/Naming Cont
ext
List domains – Lists all domains which have Cross-Refs
List domains in site – Lists domains in the selected site
List Naming Contexts – Lists known Naming Contexts
List roles for connected server – Lists roles connected server knows about
List servers for domain in site – Lists servers for selected domain and site
List servers in site – Lists servers in selected site
List sites – List sites in the enterprise
Quit – Return to the prior menu
Select domain %d – Make domain %d the selected domain
Select Naming Context %d – Make Naming Context %d the selected Naming Context
Select server %d – Make server %d the selected server
Select site %d – Make site %d the selected site

select operation target: list roles for connected server

Server “servidor” knows about 5 roles
Schema – CN=NTDS Settings,CN=SERVIDOR1,CN=Servers,CN=Default-First-Site-Name,
CN=Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=domini,DC=com
Domain - CN=NTDS Settings,CN=SERVIDOR1,CN=Servers,CN=Default-First-Site-Name,
CN=Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=domini,DC=com
PDC – CN=NTDS Settings,CN=SERVIDOR1,CN=Servers,CN=Default-First-Site-Name,CN=
Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=domini,DC=com
RID – CN=NTDS Settings,CN=SERVIDOR1,CN=Servers,CN=Default-First-Site-Name,CN=
Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=domini,DC=com
Infrastructure - CN=NTDS Settings,CN=SERVIDOR1,CN=Servers,CN=Default-First-Si
te-Name,CN=Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=domini,DC=com

select operation target: q

fsmo maintenance: q

ntdsutil: q

Disconnecting from servidor…
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrador>

Aixi podem veure els 5 Rols FSMO

Esborrar arxius estranys o il·legals

M’he trobat recentment amb estructures d’arxius en Windows 2003 (el mateix passa en XP) que no permeten ser esborrades. Sempre donen un error com si estiguèssin obertes per alguna altra aplicació.

El problema en aquest cas era que tenia arxius i carpetes que contenien espais en blanc al final del nom d’arxiu o carpeta, però el mateix podria passar amb arxius o carpetes que són un espai o bé algun nom reservat com “lpt1″, etc.
Quan el Windows vol obrir un nom d’arxiu, elimina els espais del final i crida a la funció d’eliminar, per això falla, perquè no troba l’arxiu.

Per tal de esborrar aquests arxius, només cal fer servir la forma del "\\?\C:\carpeta\elquesigui.extensio" o bé rd "\\?\carpeta\".

També es pot fer amb la forma “\\.\”

Ho podem veure a:

How to Remove Files with Reserved Names in Windows XP