Sorry, I meant for you to repost this in the AD group so one of the techs
monitoring there could help you resolve this. I dnon't have the expertise
in this area they do. Most fols monitoring advanced_server won't either.
David Morgan
Microsoft Corp.
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| Subject: Re: Can I delete ""Account Unknown" profiles?
| Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2003 03:08:10 -0500
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| Thanks for taking the time to research this... I'll be interested in what
| they say. We only have one domain. CYA
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| Hank Arnold
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| | > I did some more looking. Actually the AD folks might have a better
handle
| > on this as it seems it can occur on non-Citrix systems and is probably
| > related to issues with the trust configurations between domains. Sorry
to
| > run you around the communities but put this in
| > microsoft.public.win2000.active_directory.
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| >
| > David Morgan
| > Microsoft Corp.
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| > | Subject: Re: Can I delete ""Account Unknown" profiles?
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| > | I'll post on the alt.os.citrix site. Not sure, though, that it is....I
| can
| > | delete them, but most times if I do that, I end up disabling something
| > that
| > | a senior executive needs and "That ain't good".....
| > |
| > | --
| > | Regards,
| > | Hank Arnold
| > |
| > | | > | > May be a Citrix question. Since you've got them backed up already
| can't
| > | > you delete them and restore them later if neccessary? I dug through
| > | > internal docs a bit and didn't see anything about this that would
| help.
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