Have you ever had one of those jobs where you just weren’t sure what Schema update had been applied in an environment? The following command will let you know which of the Windows Server Schema updates have been applied.
dsquery.exe * "CN=Schema,CN=Configuration,DC=domain,DC=com" -scope base -attr objectversion
Here is what the versions will mean:
44 = Windows Server 2008
31 = Windows Server 2003 R2
30 = Windows Server 2003
13 = Windows 2000
If anyone knows the Exchange Schema update numbers please post and share.
You know I haven’t had a personal post about me and my life in quite some time. Just thought I’d share that next week I’ll be traveling to Israel for the first time. I’ll be staying in Tel Aviv and am really excited about being there for two weeks. I can’t wait to really take in the sights and history.
Of course it won’t all be about site seeing as I’m going there for work. For those not in the know, Intel has several locations in Israel. My wife Sami is a bit scared for me but from everyone I know that lives there and/or has been there says it is a safe place to be. You just have to make sure you know certain areas to not go near. I think she just doesn’t want to be left alone with our two crazy girls ;-)
I’ll be sure to post some pictures for those that are interested