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Microsoft IT Professionals

This group is for professionals involved in Designing and Administering Infrastructures using Microsoft products. Contribute your ideas,questions and possible job leads

Network Leader: Isaac Oben

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Isaac Oben Thanks Matt..I am told using Shadow copies will help in recovering network delete files

6 weeks ago from Microsoft IT Professionals

Matt Stratton: Yup. There are lots of solutions around this problem. The Recycle Bin just isn't one of them :)
6 weeks ago

Isaac Oben Hello, Microsoft product are you a professional on? I am mainly Windows Servers and Domain engineering

28 weeks ago from Microsoft IT Professionals

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Anna: I just got the 70-536, which makes me a certified nobody. :) I mainly play around with Silverlight.
27 weeks ago

Matt Stratton: I primarily focus on Windows Server with an IIS focus; I manage the infrastructure for a top-tier real estate dot com. I also work with SharePoint ...MoreI primarily focus on Windows Server with an IIS focus; I manage the infrastructure for a top-tier real estate dot com. I also work with SharePoint (who doesn't, these days), but stay as far away from Exchange as I possibly can (nothing specific about Exchange, per se, I just hate managing mail :) )
6 weeks ago

Isaac Oben Anyone have an idea why when you delete a document/folder from a network share it is permanently deleted and as oppose to going to the recycle bin?

6 weeks ago from Microsoft IT Professionals

Matt Stratton: It's due to the fundamental way the Recycle Bin works. Basically, when you put something in the recycle bin, it simply moves it to a hidden folder ...MoreIt's due to the fundamental way the Recycle Bin works. Basically, when you put something in the recycle bin, it simply moves it to a hidden folder on the same volume (and each user has a different Recycler folder on each volume). On a network share, if you had this type of functionality, it would require a Recycler folder on the volume for each user who ever deleted something...and it could lead to massive admin headache as these recycler folders grew out of control.
6 weeks ago

John Rule I take care of multiple networks for multiple clients. I do everything from desktop support to being a CTO for small and medium companies. Just did my first migration from SBS 2003 to Exchange 2007.

20 weeks ago from Microsoft IT Professionals