Re: Default tombstone lifetime

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From: "Yusuf Dikmenoglu" <newsgroup(at)dikmenoglu.de>
Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2006 17:54:04 +0200

Hi Jorge,

Funny, because I did some testing, and as David mentioned, even if you install W2k3 SP1 the tombstoneLifetime attribute is set to "<not set>".

I also have the Idea that when tombstoneLifetime attribute is set to "<not set>" this means 60 days. But I never notice that if we installed W2K3 SP1 that the tombstoneLifetime attribute is set to "<not set>", I'm still looking for some explanation/article for this.

thats right !
I installed a new Server from a Volume License
Windows Server 2003 R2 Media and the "tombstonelifetime" attribute is <not set>.

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Yusuf Dikmenoglu
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References:
- Default tombstone lifetime
  - From: David Chadwick
- Re: Default tombstone lifetime
  - From: Jorge Silva
- Re: Default tombstone lifetime
  - From: David Chadwick
- Re: Default tombstone lifetime
  - From: Jorge de Almeida Pinto [MVP]
- Re: Default tombstone lifetime
  - From: Jorge Silva

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