Monday, December 7

How to Import Mail from Mac Mail into Outlook 2003/2007

From inside Mac Mail select all of the e-mail message you wish to export.
Select File > Save As
Change the format to "RAW Format"
Once the file is done saving, transfer it to a windows PC
Rename the file to mail.mbox
Download and Install IMAP Size - www.broobles.com/imapsize/download.php
From IMAPSIZE go to Tools > mbox2eml...
Select the location for the converted messages
Once the conversion is done Open Outlook Express

Select all of the converted messages in Windows explorer and drag them to the Outlook Express Inbox

Once the messages all appear in Outlook Express open Outlook 2003/2007
File > Import From another Program or File > Outlook Express ......

Walla, Mac Mail moved onto your Exchange Server

Sunday, December 6

Removing GFI EndPointSecurity 3.0 Agent

This program is intended to block the use of unauthorized USB devices on computers and servers.
http://www.gfi.com/endpointsecurity

I found this installed at a site with no management console available. There is no uninstaller for the program, and GFI contends that you must use the console. I tried several times to remove the program to no avail. The thing is worse than SpyWare.

This is how I finally got rid of it:

Download Process Explorer - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx

Download HijackThis - http://free.antivirus.com/hijackthis/

Go into the service, change the service properties to not restart. Stop the service, you may have to do this several times. Once the service is stopped open a command window and type: sc delete "Service Name"

Open Process Explorer, Change the Priority of the process, eppsver.exe (or something close to that) to the lowest possible.

Open up the properties from process explorer and kill each thread.

Once all the threads are killed delete the Program Files Folder that contains eppsvr.exe, I think it was GFI.

Run Hijack This and delete the startup Hook. Reboot and make sure the thing is gone.

Friday, December 4

Cisco SSL VPN's and DFS

If you want VPN clients that are a different subnet than your other LAN's, to be able to access a DFS share, then the VPN subnet needs to be associated with an AD Site.