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#MimeCast Configuring Journaling

We like to call MimeCast MineCraft around here, like that blocky game you know

Anyways,

This is a nice microsoft article on the steps

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124953(v=exchg.65).aspx

Setup ‘Allow automagic forwarding for our *.domain.com

Enable Envelop Journaling

Created a new mailbox store for the journal account (per recommendation)

Create new MimeCast journal email account

Setup server side forwarding

Setup recipient policy to clear out the deleted box

Configured Exchange to archive all the mails to mimecastjournal

Now to finish config with mimecast

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#mimecast just passed step 4

So, our email hasn’t been going into a black hole http://michaelellerbeck.com/2013/04/09/mimecast-getting-ready-to-start-sending-outbound-using-their-smart-host/

I took the time to spin up a 2008 R2 Domain Controller and use that for LDAP with mimecast. Once we fixed the typo in the firewall rules than they were able to contact the DC just fine. So far setup has been very smooth with mimecast

#Qlikview Responsibility Box

So this is a simple idea so that users know who to go to with questions about specific Qlikview i.e. who is the ‘SHMEEEE ‘

So use a variable in the load script

vDocOwner = ‘youremailaddress@somewhere.com’

Now create a text object displaying the vDocOwner

If you want to be extra fancy (For extra fancy you can even include the name of the document in the subject…. & subject=)

In its properties, on “Action” tab, choose : “Open URL”

In the command line, write :

mailto:noone@nowhere.com

Now if they click on they can send the responsible party an email….

There, enjoy extra responsibility responsibly

responsiblity

 

 

Also, I should make a link to a wiki page that describes the Qlikview but I will save that for later.

#Qlikview rules of thumb

This is a short list but will continue to add more. These are mainly coming from the Qlikview masters summit

Declare all variables in the script (Especially important if you use source control)

Drop the seconds from DateTimeStamps if not needed (probably not needed most of the time)  I’ve been using cast(TheDate as Smalldatetime) as TheDate as a SQL way of doing it (any better ways??)

IF’s are evil, especially if the execute for every row

#mimecast getting ready to start sending outbound using their ‘smart host’

So far the documentation has been pretty good. We are running an old 2003 exchange server and I don’t really specialize in exchange so it has been a learning experience. Hopefully we won’t send everyone’s email into a black hole :)

#VEEAM VPower NFS volume already exists The specified key, name, or identifier already exists

http://www.fir3net.com/ESX/the-specified-key-name-or-identifier-already-exists.html

Restart the management service fixed it for me.

[ warning] [vmusr:vmusr] Error in the RPC receive loop: RpcIn: Unable to send.

From http://communities.vmware.com/thread/419192

(I didn’t have to reboot)

It seems that the upgrade didn’t create the file tools.conf

You can create it like this:

[logging]

log = true

# Enable tools service logging to vmware.log
vmsvc.level = debug
vmsvc.handler = vmx

# Enable new “vmusr” service logging to vmware.log
vmusr.level = error
vmusr.handler = vmx

# Enable “Volume Shadow Copy” service logging to vmware.log
vmvss.level = debug
vmvss.handler = vmx

Save it as tools.conf in the appropriate folder for the guest OS.

Windows XP and Windows Server 2000/2003
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\VMware\VMware Tools\tools.conf

Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008
C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware Tools\tools.conf

Linux, Solaris, and FreeBSD
/etc/vmware-tools/tools.conf

After saving and closing, restart the Tools service.

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