DCMCD Fixes

You may recall that I had a wonderful time troubleshooting issues with the GOOD for Enterprise service, whereby user's GOOD profiles were falling into a paused state as the service was unable to successfully send emails from the user's Android & iOS apps. GOOD For Enterprise have now outlined a permanent fix for this issue. Using the following fix will re-instate the Send As permissions for the required user accounts that the GOOD app uses to remotely send emails from their handheld apps, therefore eliminating the need to go through the workaround which I had outlined in my previous post . The Permanent Fix In order to achieve a permanent fix for this issue we need to re-instate the Send As ability that the required user accounts had before a certain Windows update removed this right, this is done using the DSACLS utility. The syntax for the correct command is as follows: dsacls "cn=adminsdholder,cn=system,dc=domainname,dc=com" /G "\GoodAdmin:CA;S...

Recently I spent a few hours troubleshooting an issue which a number of colleagues where experiencing with our GOOD for Enterprise managed service.  Our Exchange 2003 is running a Windows Server 2003 SP2 server with GOOD for Enterprise running off a Windows Server 2008 server. The GOOD for Enterprise managed service allows businesses to.....You know what if you are on this page you are more than likely looking for the solution to an issue with your GOOD service rather than looking for information on what the GOOD managed service can do for you!  If you would like information on this managed service then please feel free to take a look at the GOOD for Enterprise website here . Experienced Issue Users began to call in reporting that they were unable to receive new emails and also unable to send emails successfully via their GOOD for Enterprise apps.  The users involved were from different mobile devices and mobile OS's (Apple & Android devices), different versions...

Background From time to time you may notice that when logging into your Windows 7 machine, the system will throw you up a message stating that you are being logged in with a temporary profile.  Once logged in with this temporary profile you will be greeted by nothing apart from a nice clean desktop with only the Recycling Bin to keep you company. If you try and browse to your documents via the normal methods then you will find nothing. Don't fret!  Your profile and associated files, settings etc should be fine.  To check this is the case take a look within the following location on your machine: C:\Windows\Users\[username] Should you find yourself in this situation simply carry out the following steps and this should resolve your issues. Resolution  Log into your system via local administrator account or with your standard credentials (the temporary profile) Open the Registry Editor by typing " regedit " in the find box within the Windows 7 Start menu...