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So far, these binoculars have served me well for the two times that I've used them (a football game sitting 5 rows back from the last row and a week long camping/hiking/hunting trip).
The size worked for me - they're not a super compact bino but they're not too large either. I would have liked them to be a little less heavy as after a few miles with them around my neck, I started to consider maybe a different strap system. But, compared to the rest of the gear I had, these were the least of my concerns with regards to weight.
After setting the diopter, everything was clear and crisp and focusing was a snap, even with gloves on, with the large center wheel. They also drew in enough light to keep things bright when the sun started going down (enough for me to see by).
Didn't have any problems with these in the rain and they also never fogged up on me through various conditions (e.g. getting out of a tent before sunrise where the outside temps were below freezing and considerably cooler than inside the tent or driving to a trailhead and getting out of a heated truck to colder outside temps, etc).
There are only two things that I would change (and these are pretty minor).
First, would be the clicking noise when bringing the eyecups up or down. For wildlife viewing, hunting, etc. it's probably not that loud to spook an animal but all the same, I make enough noise as it is and would rather my gear make as little as possible. This was easily taken care of by setting them where I wanted them and then leaving them alone.
Second, was the lense covers. The bottom covers would easily fall off and didn't didn't stay hooked onto the neck strap either. I eventually just took all the covers off, left them in my pack, and at the end of the day put them back on to protect the lenses.
So, aside from those two minor points, these were a great buy for me. Are there better binoculars out there? Probably but, for the money I spent I'm happy with how they performed.
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I've used these a lot more than i thought i would because they are fairly light for the power of the lenses and they're great in close, making difficult bird identifications a lot easier. Also took them out whale watching and was happy for the water/fog-proof feature! And you won't need a tripod as you might with a 10 x 50. Tough construction, too. Optics are the usual - great from Nikon. Recommended!
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Graduate School Research Poster Conference
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Last modified: 03/05/2013 14:51:31
Institution: University of Birmingham
The annual Research Poster Conference provides a unique opportunity for doctoral researchers at all stages of their studies to present their research to a diverse mixed-disciplined audience. The Conference is an excellent practical forum for the development of a range of essential communication and networking skills. It is also a chance for University students and staff to foster productive interdisciplinary links and find out more about the range of exciting research that takes place at the University of Birmingham. The usual resources are required to deliver the event: a venue; catering & catering staff; additional helpers to assist on the day; and a means of producing and displaying the posters. We also provided 3 doctoral researchers with the opportunity to become part of the project team that organised the Research Poster Conference.
Postdoctoral Researcher Forum
Practice No. 1305
Last modified: 11/12/2012 14:55:27
Institution: University of Cambridge
A joint initiative across the Schools of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, it provide an intellectual forum for supporting the research interests and career development of postdoctoral researchers.
Researcher-led training - graduate training reps
Practice No. 1285
Last modified: 15/11/2011 13:06:30
Institution: University of Oxford
Graduate training Representatives
In 2011-12, the Humanities Division will contributed funds to each Faculty wanting to employ a graduate training representative role.
Concordat Code of Practice
Practice No. 1283
Last modified: 27/10/2011 11:27:32
Institution: The Royal Veterinary College
Researchers are key members of academic staff. They are central to the College's status as the leading centre for veterinary research in England, as well as its global aspirations. Beyond this, the College recognises that researchers make many other important contributions, for example in undertaking valuable research support, teaching and supervision duties, and as a vibrant group within the wider RVC community.
Following the launch of the Concordat to Support the Career Development of Researchers, the College developed a Concordat Code of Practice and Guide which demonstrates the Colleges commitment to the provision of timely and effective support for Research Staff and their chosen career paths.
Staff Training and Development Programme
Practice No. 1284
Last modified: 27/10/2011 11:20:31
Institution: The Royal Veterinary College
The courses and workshops outlined in our programme are designed to meet the needs of all groups of staff within the College and offer a wide variety of development opportunities in five key areas:
• Health & Safety
• Information Technology
• Leadership & Management
• Skills & Knowledge
• Wellbeing
In our 2009/10 training programme, we introduced a section specific to the development of researchers, in response to principle 4 of the Concordat. This section has continued to develop following feedback received from research staff, line managers and principal investigators.
Research staff may also attend any of the other Staff Training & Development courses offered in the programme.
Engagement, Impact and Influence Programme
Practice No. 1277
Last modified: 24/06/2011 10:46:44
Institution: University of York, University of york
There is an increased expectation from funders of research on researchers to consider the wider implications of their research on society, culture and the economy. This is reflected in the addition of 'pathways to impact' documents in grant applications. So too, the Vitae RDF explicitly makes reference to the need to up skill researchers in the area of engagement, influence and impact. This includes, working with others, communication and dissemination and KT and impact.
The University of York has piloted a new skills training programme for PhD students and staff which ran November 10 - July 11. This included training in:
Enterprise and knowledge transfer - 'the research and innovation programme' - 8 part series of business planning workshops, aimed specifically at commercialisation of research and industrial engagement. the sessions were 2 hours in duration and covered- Knowledge Transfer, IP, business models for research innovation, Market analysis, financial awareness, business planning and pitching to industry.
Also, the Enterprising Researcher residential programme - 2.5 day intensive school for PGRs and postdocs.
Policy and Practice - Sessions included: Science into Policy - 2 hour session on working in the social sciences and translating research to policy makers. Also includes evidence led policy making advice. Sessions on communicating your research to lay audiences also covered aspects of communicating to policy makers.
Public Engagement - The University is working closely with the NCCPE to pilot a training programme in PE - also, sessions have run on public engagement and communicating research to different audiences.
Impact - specifically around pathways to impact, the programme offered 4 central staff sessions for cognate groups of departments broadly based around research council area, on pathways to impact.
The programme also offered 4 central PhD sessions on research with impact, designed to allow researchers to consider impact from the outset of their research careers.
The sessions are 2.5 hours in duration and pose the following questions:
1. Who will benefit from your research?
2. How will they beneift?
3. What will you do in order to ensure they have the opportunity to benefit.
The sessions are interactive, allowing participants to work in groups on a specific research idea, and build a pathway to impact- they also have the chance to view example pathways and plans, and also to review their colleagues. Where possible, academic input is also used.
Sessions on impact are also being run in the departments as part of grat writing programmes and as bespoke one off courses. Such courses have mainly been for staff in Sociology, Education, Computer Science, Arts, Politics and psychology.
Coaching and one to one support around writing pathways to impact is also offered as part of the programme.
Strathclyde Research Staff Induction Programme
Practice No. 1272
Last modified: 21/06/2011 11:37:57
Institution: University of Strathclyde
Following consultation at the Research Staff Forum in March 2011 a programme has been devised and is scheduled to run for the first time in September 2011. The programme exists as a one day event, but it is envisaged that following the initial event in September online content will be developed to make the Induction Programme available to researchers who need it, when they need it.
Faculty Researcher Development Champions Initiative
Practice No. 1259
Last modified: 17/06/2011 14:03:53
Institution: University of Strathclyde
This initiative, which seeks to develop potential future research leaders by allowing individuals to gain experience supporting the development of others, is considered an effective way of achieving long term impact and sustainability from investment in researcher development. Derived from existing good practice and responding to feedback from the researcher community, it involves early career researchers being seconded to work in multidisciplinary liaison across the researcher community to develop appropriate training and ensure that the Researcher Development Programme meets the needs of individual researchers.
Practice No. 1256
Last modified: 17/06/2011 10:47:12
Institution: University of Strathclyde
GRADnews is a monthly e-newsletter aimed at postgraduate research students within the university and features information on a wealth of internal and external career-development related opportunities available to the community.
A development programme for new and aspiring research leaders
Practice No. 466
Last modified: 22/03/2011 17:06:28
Institution: Newcastle University
This 'PI Development Programme' offers a range of transferable skills training, designed to assist the professional development of postdoctoral researchers, who are new to, or aspire to, the role of research leader.


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Pekovic complained of soreness in his foot after the Timberwolves' 122-110 win at Portland on Saturday night. Darko Milicic , who opened the season as the Timberwolves' starting center, will start tonight. Pekovic had become the Timberwolves
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Auburn Hills, MI (Sports Network) - The agent of Detroit Pistons draft pick Darko Milicic is being sued by the player's former European team.
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Darko Milicic had played 56 times at the Palace of Auburn Hills without ever reaching double figures in points or rebounds before Sunday. In
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Darko Milicic is a wild card entering this season. And while the former No. 2 overall pick will probably never live up to his draft hype
Milicic may be leaving NBA for good
Updated Nov 20, 2012 6:47 PM ET WALTHAM, Mass. Doc Rivers saw a change in Darko Milicic a few weeks ago, almost as soon as the veteran center found out that his mother was ill. It was one thing for Milicic to deal with some professional
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A few years ago, I became so disillusioned with how the word faith gets misused today that I wanted to propose we simply drop the word altogether, and perhaps use trust instead. But as I've aged, I've realized more and more just how wrong I was.
In reading Charles Spurgeon, one thing I'm constantly challenged by is his great, unembarrassed emphasis on faith. He even wrote a book called Chequebook of the Bank of Faith which is a devotional work based on the promises of God, and very worth the read.
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Late this week, the U.S. Senate approved legislation by unanimous consent that would give the Federal Aviation Administration the ability to end furloughs of air traffic controllers, hoping to end a week of delays at airports across the nation that resulted from the automatic budget cuts in sequestration. These kinds of impacts were the intentional purpose of the blunt and painful automatic cuts of sequestration, which were originally intended to be so frightening that the possibility of their enactment would force an alternative federal budget compromise. Yet while business travellers might be breathing a sigh of relief as they fly home this weekend, the intentionally painful cuts to other critical programs are still being felt by states, kids, students, seniors, and other victims of sequestration -- and the pain they are feeling may soon get worse:
Recent scandals in Atlanta and Washington, D.C. that revealed coordinated efforts by teachers and administrators to manipulate student test scores are shining an even brighter spotlight on the failure of standardized test-centric policies in the states. A backlash is brewing in many states as more and more parents and legislators alike start asking questions about corporate education "reform":
With more and more sessions drawing to a close, the latest count shows 15 states that have rejected expanding Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, 20 that have agreed to comply with the law and expand coverage, and the rest still debating expansion. In many states -- including Florida and Ohio -- that debate is playing out in a contentious intramural fight among conservatives themselves. Conservative governors supporting expansion are running into opposition from ideologically opposed lawmakers in their own party, as the political debate over Medicaid increasingly appears to be taking place entirely on one side of the aisle:
A large bipartisan majority of state senators in Colorado approved a resolution Wednesday calling on Congress to pass federal immigration reform that includes a path to citizenship. The passage of the resolution, by an overwhelming margin of 33-2, comes after similar resolutions have been introduced in many states in recent weeks.
This past week was saturated with crisis and tragedy following the events in Boston and Texas, but it also saw significant developments on two critical issues before the U.S. Senate that would likely have otherwise fully gripped the nation's attention. On guns, an already-weakened bipartisan compromise on universal background checks was blocked in the Senate by a minority of senators, ending for now the fight to pass any federal legislation in the wake of the Newtown tragedy. On immigration, the long-awaited full text of the so called "Gang of 8" immigration bill was released, drawing support from the White House, conditional praise from some advocates, and stoking opposition among anti-immigrant forces. With the ability of Congress to pass legislation on any major issue now perhaps even more in question, both issues also continued to play out on the state level this week as well:
After a year that started off with a wave of efforts to suppress the vote - many of which continue - more and more states are now looking at enacting significant reforms to modernize voter registration and protect and expand voting rights. Here's a roundup of recent developments:
Three years ago this month, Arizona's SB1070 was enacted, setting off a wave of copycat anti-immigrant state bills despite the increasingly dubious constitutionality of such laws and an increasing consensus about their destructive economic consequences for states that adopted them.
This week, President Obama traveled to Colorado to continue to press Congress to pass legislation on gun violence prevention. Next week, he is set to travel to Connecticut to do the same. Both are states that have witnessed horrific mass shootings over the past year, and both have since seen their legislatures act to pass bipartisan gun violence prevention bills. Connecticut's new law, passed and signed into law this week, strengthens a ban on assault weapons, limits magazine sizes, and creates the nation's first statewide dangerous weapon offender registry. Maryland also saw strong gun legislation pass their legislature this week, likely to be signed into law next week. All of this movement comes the same week that a new report was released showing that state gun laws likely do have a significant impact on levels of gun violence.
For-profit charter school companies and their allies were hoping to push so-called "parent trigger" bills this year in over a dozen states -- bills which purport to "empower" parents of poor-performing schools by allowing them to vote to turn over their neighborhood schools to private companies. But in state after state, parents themselves have been pushing back.


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DRACUT -- With frozen yogurt shops springing up everywhere, two Lowell men are hoping to carve out a niche in Dracut.
All Mixed Up, a frozen yogurt café, opened in July on the site of the former Good Olde Yum Yum Shop. Mike Surprenant and Ryan Rourke have been good friends for years. Now they're business partners.
The 3,000-square-foot space underwent a massive renovation that included knocking down several walls to make room for the five self-serve frozen yogurt machines, which are embedded in a wall. The colorful (mostly pink, white and green) walls and tables accentuate the shiny hardwood floors.
Two wide-screen televisions hang on the walls at either end of café, which offers customers free Wi-Fi service. There is a lounge area with leather sofas that blend in nicely, and enough room outside to set up a few tables and accommodate a dog-friendly patio.
At the end of the corridor, just before reaching the rest rooms, a large mirror hangs on the well. The familiar gingerbread man is seemingly saying "Hello" under the Good Olde Yum Yum Shoppe logo.
"It's a little tip of the hat," said Rourke, a 35-year-old real estate agent by day.
Located at the coveted end space in Dracut's Village Square at 101 Broadway Road, All Mixed Up sits directly across the entrance and exit to Veterans Memorial Park. Surprenant says there are enough customers to go around throughout Greater Lowell.
"Lowell is Lowell.
All Mixed Up is open from 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday and from 10:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. After filling your cup with frozen yogurt, your choice of some three dozen dry toppings, fruit toppings and whipped cream, your creation is weighed and you are charged 49 cents an ounce.
The Dispatch sat down with Rourke and Surprenant in their office recently. Surprenanant answered all of the questions, while Rourke listened, adding an occasional word or phrase.
Q: How did you come up with the idea for a frozen yogurt shop?
A: "It's based on the Orange Leaf in North Andover. They're a franchise and that's not the direction we wanted to go into, totally. We created something that is completely ours. Their (the Orange Leaf) whole concept is a smaller venue. We want to attract everyone, from little kids who just got a good report card, to an elderly couple out on a date."
Q: Do you think you can compete with all the other frozen yogurt shops that have recently, including the two shops on Bridge Street in Lowell, less than a mile from here?
A: "We knew they were there before we opened up.
Q: What is the attraction of frozen yogurt over ice cream?
A: "It's healthier, for one thing, and it's self-serve. We have a variety of flavors and we offer little free sample cups that you can fill up before you fill up your big cup. We have any topping you want. If we don't have it, we'll try to get it. You can make any combination you want. You can make it as healthy as you want or ... not. You're coming in here looking for something healthy. You can definitely get that here if that's what you want."
Q: What do you plan to do when the winter months come?
A: "We have a few ideas that we're kicking back and forth. Nothing solid yet. We will definitely try to something to keep attracting customers during the winter when frozen yogurt is not the first thing on your mind.
"But kids can come in here after school, have a yogurt and take advantage of the free Wi-Fi. People can meet their clients here. We're trying to create a destination."
Q: What little things do you have to do to make sure this business is a success?
A: "Make sure everything is clean and fresh. Clean and fresh! Clean and fresh! That's my motto around here. Make sure everything is clean and all the fruit toppings are always fresh. Another thing I try to drill into the staff is to be personable. Be friendly and helpful. They'll take you around and show you how to use the machines and how to fill your cup. They'll take you through the entire process, especially if you've never been here before. We greet our customers with a warm friendly smile as soon as they come through door. We want they to want to come back again and again, and bring their family and friends with them, and those people will keep coming back with new friends. I believe that's how you stay successful."


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Using Redirect with OWA breaks RSA SecureID authentication
the use of OWA redirect rule is very famous now, this has been outlined in several blog post, the best and the original was Brian's post here http://briandesmond.com/blog/redirecting-owa-urls-in-exchange-2010/
however, careful must be taken when configuring the above rules specially when you are going to use RSA SecureID authentication, the above configuration will prevent the clients on the OWA from accessing the WebID virtual directory and the browser will stop at the path OWA/WebID/IISWebAgentIF.dll with a blank page.
to solve this issue, you will need to stop the redirect and use another method (maybe Java redirect script) because you will not be able to use RSA SecureID with the redirect.
other notes to be considered when configuring OWA with RSA SecureID:
- Make sure to follow the steps outlined in the WebAgent_IIS.pdf document.
- make sure to configure the RSA application pool with admin account (this is mentioned in the document but can be easily overlooked).
- make sure to have the securid file created (install the Windows Agent and do test authentication), the documentation instructs you to download the RSA SDK and use the agent_nsload.exe and convert the file to the web agent format, this is not correct, just copy the file form the authdata folder to the web agent installation directory.
Exchange 2010 Supportability with Hyper-v Replica
I got a question from one of my colleagues about Exchange 2010 DAG support and Hyper-v Replica, Hyper-v Replica is a great feature that was shipped with Microsoft Windows Server 2012, it enables customers to replicate VMs from site to site for DR purposes.
a confusing diagram is published here http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh831716.aspx and that implies that Exchange is supported with Hyper-v Replica.
the solid statement that I had and confirmed by the Exchange product group that Hyper-v Replica is not supported at all with Exchange products (2010/2013) and in DAG and without DAG, if you want to protect Exchange server you must configure a DAG and use the Exchange level replication technology or use a 3rd party replication software or hardware that is certified to work with Exchange.
Backup&Restore Exchange 2010 mailbox database or mailbox item using ARCserve R16 #msexchange #arcserve
In my ultimate Journey discovering how to backup and restore Exchange 2010 by every single application on our universe, I blog today about how to do that using CA's ARCserve r16 SP1.
We will continue using my single Exchange server hen installing ARCserver r16 SP1 and then discovering how to make a backup job to backup Exchange and Restore from our backup.
Installing ARCserve r16 SP1:
There is nothing genius about installing the ARCserve, you possible want to plan ahead for the following:
other than that, the installation itself is no brainer, next, next and ok
Configuring ARCserve r16 Devices:
Once you are finished installing and opening the ARCserve console "Manage", you will be prompt with a very nice tutorial that walks you through the basic configuration of your ARCserve.
In this step we will configure "Disk device" that we will use for our backup to disk, so from Devices choose launch device configuration:
In the Login Server screen, enter your credentials to login to the server:
In the Login Server choose your login server:
In the Device Configuration screen, choose Windows File System Devices to configure a backup folder (the de-duplication device is a folder that could configured to store multiple backups, the ARCserve then divide the backup to small chunks that is compared and de-duplicated using the proprietary ARCserve algorithm) then click add:
and if you somehow missed the wizard, you can do the same using the device wizard from the administration menu:
Once the Device is configured, we can deploy the Agent and start protecting our Exchange server, you can do that from the administration, and then go to Agent Deployment :
Note: In Order to backup the Exchange server using ARCserve you must installing MAPI CDO, this is a must because unlike Symantec which uses EWS to restore emails, ARCserve using MAPI CDO to backup and restore individual email, also note that MAPI CDO must be installed before installing the ARCserve if you don't you will get the following error message:
"The request is denied by the agent. The requested agent is not installed."
When you deploy the agents for the first time, you must specify the ARCserve source to copy the agents from it, once copied you won't need to do that again and you will be able to proceed with the deployment:
Once copied, you will proceed with the agent deployment, so specify the Login Server:
In the agent installation option and normally you will get the automatic, you might want to choose custom to fine tune the installation options:
In the agent select the agents that needs to be deployed:
In the host selection, you have a nice option here to discover the Exchange servers and deploy the agent to them automatically:
to discover the Exchange infrastructure, Just specify you Domain Controller and credentials and the ARCserve will discover the Exchange server for you, nice!!!:
Backup Exchange 2010 Mailbox Database and Mailboxes using ARCserve:
To Create a backup job, it is so easy, from the Protection & Recovery menu choose Backup:
From the Job Setup Menu select your Job Setup Type:
In the Source, select the Mailbox Database, if you want to recover specific mailboxes or mailox items you must configure the Document Level Type backup, unlike Symantec which uses 1 type of backups to either restore Mailbox Database or Mailbox or Mailbox item, ARCserve uses 2 types of backup (mailbox database backup for mailbox level and Mailbox Document level for Mailboxes and Mailbox items):
In the Schedule, select your scheduling:
In the Destination, select your destination, in my case I will use the folder I already configured previously:
Once all set, click the Submit button to submit the job for run.
Restore the Exchange Mailbox Database or Mailbox items from the ARCserve Backup:
Now you can restore either the Mailbox Database or the Mailbox items, you can go to the Restore section, explore the Exchange infrastructure and either select the Mailbox Database or the Mailbox Items:
In this Article we have explored the basic ARCserve configuration and how to backup and restore Exchange 2010 Mailbox and Mailboxes using ARCserve. it was easy and sweet although I don't understand why in ARCserve I have to create 2 jobs and duplicates to backup Mailbox Database and Mailboxes (Document level).
So what is the next product, I don't know I will be waiting for your suggestions , so let me know so I can blog it.
Restoring Entire Mailbox Exchange 2010 Database using Backup Exec 2012 #Symantec #backupexec #msexchange
In previous posts we have seen how to backup Mailbox database and restore single item from the backup.
In this post we will explore how to restore the entire database to its original location, although you might ask why would I do that when I can restore the item that I want directly from my backup set, Well there might be some scenarios where you want to restore an entire database:
- Database corruption either physically or logically.
- reseed operation.
- restoring to restore database for finer search and extraction.
we will use the same backup we did last time to restore the entire database, let us start:
User one received 2 emails (Diff 1 and Diff2):
It looks that those emails some how caused a Database corruption, and the database is dismounted and can't be mounted again (this simulates a logical or physical corruption at the database level):
If I try to mount it I get the error:
Also there is an error in the event viewer:
Now I need to restore the entire database, from the Backup Exec management console Select the Exchange server and click restore, in the restore type, select Microsoft Exchange databases or storage groups:
In the Resource view, select the backup job you want to restore:
In the restore location, I will choose the original location since I want to restore it on top of the current one since the current one is corrupted, you might want to restore it to another location or the recovery database or to another server in case of dial-tone recovery.
In the overwrite page, I will choose to overwrite existing DB and logs, if you trust that logs are ok and your DB is having troubles due to a corrupted harddisk for example you can restore the database set and keep exiting logs and when the replay starts it will restore the database into the most recent status, however in my case there is a logical corruption caused by bad emails thus bad logs, so I don't want these and I will overwrite them:
In the Temporary location, I will chose the default location, but you need to make sure that the selected location has enough space to hold the restored data:
In the next screen, you have the option to wait to start mounting the database, if you are restoring from differential backup or you want to run eseutil before mounting the database for example you might want not to mount the database otherwise, the backup exec will mount the database and start playing the logs directly, in my case I will choose to mount the database:
In the job name and schedule, set your options and click next:
on done, go to the Job list, select the restore job and click run now, the job will start restoring your database:
after the restore completes, the DB is mounted and everything is back to track :
User1 can login now to his mailbox, but you will note that Diff1 and Diff2 emails (the problematic ones) are not restored since they are weren't backed up:
In the next post we will see how to restore differential backup, we have been talking about the full backups and we will see how to configure and restore differential backups.
How to Restore Exchange 2010 Mailbox or Mailbox Item using Backup Exec 2012 #msexchange #backupexec #symantec
In This post we will explore how to restore a mailbox or a single mailbox item using Backup Exec 2012 to Exchange 2012.
Setting up the stage:
you need to make sure that you have a working backup set, we will continue from our configuration we have committed in the first part of this series: http://autodiscover.wordpress.com/2012/09/04/how-to-backup-exchange-2010-using-symantec-backup-exec-2012-msexchange-microsoft-symantec-backupexec/
To Restore a single item from the backup set:
Note: your backup job must have been configured to use GRT, otherwise you will not be able to recover single item from the mailbox database.
select your Exchange server, and choose restore:
In the data selection page, select the Exchange data and click next:
In the following screen and for the sake of this part of the article select mailbox item and click next:
In which mailbox and items do you want to restore, explore the database and mailbox to find the item you want to restore, in my case I want to restore the mail item "Test 5" which was in the administrator mailbox and I have deleted it:
Select the location of the restore, in our case I will restore it to the original location (the administrator inbox):
in the following screen, Select the options as per your restore preference, in my case I will select none and continue:
In the additional tasks, you have the option to notify some users or run pre-commands, it is a nice option and new to Backup Exec 2012 "I Loved it", in my case I will continue:
In the summary page click next and then the restore job starts.
Now if you believe that the restore will work, I would like to tell with a lot of joy it will not .
I spent 2 days trying to figure out the reason why the restore is not working, I was getting this misleading error:
The job failed with the following error: Cannot log on to EWS with the specified credentials. Review the resource credentials for the job, and then run the job again
I searched for the error and found a knowledge base from Symantec stating that I need to configure the service account in the form of "firstname.lastname@example.com" not "domain\account", I did that and even suspected in the SSL certificate and created a new one with no luck no matter how hard I tried, it didn't work.
so back to the basics, I read the BE admin guide, and went to the GRT restore part to find interesting statement:
Backup Exec also creates an impersonation role and a role assignment for Exchange
Impersonation. Exchange Impersonation role assignment associates the
impersonation role with the Backup Exec resource credentials you specify for the
restore job.
Backup Exec creates and assigns the following roles:
■ SymantecEWSImpersonationRole
■ SymantecEWSImpersonationRoleAssignment
and all of a sudden things started to make sense, to access EWS and restore item for another mailbox, you MUST have the impersonation rights, well powershelling my Exchange server, I didn't find the mentioned roles, it looks like setup is broken and didn't create them or they weren't created on my server for a reason or another.
to fix this issue, assign the BEadmin the impersonation permissions using the following cmdlets:
1- Command to create a new role called SymantecEWSImpersonationRole:
New-ManagementRole -Name SymantecEWSImpersonationRole -Parent ApplicationImpersonation2- Command to assign a user to SymantecEWSImpersonationRoleAssignment:
New-ManagementRoleAssignment -Role SymantecEWSImpersonationRole -User Username SymantecEWSImpersonationRoleAssignment
Reference: http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH125119
trying again I got a very nice error "again" :
The job failed with the following error: Cannot restore one or more mailboxes. The database that the mailboxes reside in is dismounted or is not accessible. Ensure that the server is available and that the database is mounted, and then run the job again.
Honestly I was trying to restore the administrator mailbox, so I tried to restore a normal user and it worked .
Lessons learnt: don't be misled by error messages, and it is always reading the architecture again and again for every feature you are using.
by now you should be able to restore single item from your Backup Exec 2012 backup, next blog post will talk about restoring an entire database.
have fun !!!
How to Backup Exchange 2010 using Symantec Backup Exec 2012 #msexchange #Microsoft #Symantec #backupexec
The Single Item Restore article has been Published here: http://autodiscover.wordpress.com/2012/09/06/how-to-restore-exchange-2010-mailbox-or-mailbox-item-using-backup-exec-2012-msexchange-backupexec-symantec/
I would like to continue my successful blog series on Backup and restore Exchange 2010, the previous 2 entries where the most visited entries during the past 5 months, I will continue with the Backup Exec 2012 and hopefully I will be able to reach netbackup later this month.
so let us setup the stage:
Configuring the Backup Exec 2012 Service Account:
referencing my previous blog http://autodiscover.wordpress.com/2012/03/12/how-to-backup-and-restore-exchange-2010-using-symantec-backup-exec-exchange2010-backupexec-part1/ ;the backup exec service account requirement has not changed, below are the required permissions for the service account to perform backup and restore:
1. For non-GRT backups (database only with no granular restore functionality) the logon account specified must be a member of the local Backup Operators group on the Exchange server
2. For database only restores (database only with no granular restore functionality) the logon account specified must be a member of the local Administrators group on the Exchange server
3. For GRT (Granular Restore Technology) enabled backups to disk (where the disk device is local to the BE Media Server and in the same domain) the logon account specified must be a member of the local Administrators group on the Exchange server
4. For GRT backups to a tape device and ALL GRT restore operations, from tape or disk, the logon account specified must be a member of the local Administrators group on the Exchange server. In addition, the logon account must have a unique mailbox and the mailbox can NOT be hidden from the Global Address List. For Exchange 2003 the account must also be granted the Exchange Administrator, or Exchange Full Administrator role. On Exchange 2007 and 2010 servers the account must be granted the Exchange Organization Administrator role. Finally, for Exchange 2010 the account must also have the Administrator role on the AD Domain for AD access as part of the GRT operations.
this is a screenshot for the BEadmin group membership:
To Backup Exchange 2010 using Backup Exec 2012, you need to make sure that the Exchange management console is installed, you have to make sure that the EMC version is the same as the backed up server version.
Installing the Backup Exec 2012 Agent on the Server:
I got to admit that I was so impressed with the new BE interface, it was "WOOOOOOOOOOOW", and they did good work with it, it is simple and intuitive and I managed to find everything super fast.
there is now a new wizard for adding server, go to "backup and restore" node and select add from the servers section:
from there you get the new add server wizard, you got 2 options either add server which you use if you have a single Exchange server or Microsoft Exchange Database Availability group and you use this option if you have DAG, in my lab I don't have a dag so I will go with the add server:
select enable the trust with the server:
add the server:
In the service account section, you can either choose to use the default system account or use another account, I configured the BE server to use my "beadmin" account as its service account so I will select the default account, but again and it is very important to make sure that this account has the required permissions on the Exchange server:
In the next page, make sure to select reboot the server option if you want the server to reboot directly after the installation, otherwise you will have to reboot it manually it depends on your environment:
then click install to install the agent.
Configuring the Backup Jobs:
I am configuring a normal backup to folder job, the actual media configuration is beyond the scope of this article.
to create a backup job:
1- Select the Exchange 2010 server in the section.
2- open the backup node and select "Backup to Disk"
Note: as per my knowledge this is the same steps you will use for tapes or network share backup
you will note that BE detected the information store on the Exchange 2010 server, by default it will backup all the items on the Exchange server including all drives, system state and DBs on the server, if you want to edit it click edit:
expand the information store section and select the desired database to backup:
going back to the backup properties, in the backup details click edit:
by default the backup job is configured to perform weekly backup and daily incremental, you might want to edit that as per your need, in my scenario I will be fine with only the full backup so I will delete the incremental step:
also make sure to select enable GRT backup to be able to restore single mailbox or single item (if this is not selected you will not be able to restore mailboxes or mailbox items from the backup exec):
the backup job is scheduled, you can see it by going to the Jobs section:
to run it, select the job and choose run now, this will run the job immediately.
after backup completion, go to the job history and confirm that backup completed successfully:
Congratulations, you have completed your task backing up your Exchange server, in the next blog post we will explore the restoration options for the this backup job.
No More local names in the certificate starting November 2015 #MsExchange #Lync #ucoms #lync2010 #Microsoft Part1
Starting November 2015 all public domains providers will prohibit the use of invalid domain names, this is because internal servers names are common and could be falsified and end server connection can't be assured, you can read more about it here
The reason that is given for the change is that the internal server names are not unique and therefore easy to falsify. With common names like server01 or webmail, the end user is never sure if it is actually dealing with the right party or with a malicious.
The changing legislation for SSL Certificates shall start on 1 November 2015. This means, from that date, the invalid Fully-Qualified Domain Names (hereafter called FQDN) will no longer be accepted at the standard of the CA/Browser Forum and after that date such certificates may no longer be issued. All certificates issued after 1 November 2015 and meet this qualification will be revoked upon discovery.
Users who are requesting a certificate on an invalid FQDN with an expiration date after 1 November 2015 should remember that their certificates will be revoked after 1 November 2015. After this date, no SAN SSL Certificate with a reserved IP address or internal server name will be issued either.
you can download the new certificate requirement for the cabforum here http://www.cabforum.org/Baseline_Requirements_V1.pdf
What does that means:
if you are running your domain using an invalid name (.local or .dom) you might face some issues depending on your configuration, the most commonly affected applications by this changes are Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft Lync servers.
for years we have been using the UCC certificate which allowed us to include internal server names along within the public certificate which offered a simplified configuration, I do believe that this change will require massive changes in the Exchange and Lync infrastructure to support this change.
For Microsoft Exchange:
Depending on your configuration you might need to do some changes in your infrastructure to support this change, let us divide the configuration as following:
1- Your Active Directory domain name is domain.com or other valid domain names:
if your Active Directory domain is running domain.com name or other valid domain names, then most probably your changes are minimal, the only catch here if your users are accessing OWA using https://mail or https://Exchange internally for end users simplicity, this will not be supported or working anymore and you will need to work with your end-users to fix that.
2- your Active Directory domain is domain.local (or other invalid name):
oooh baby, you will have fun, because of how internal and external URLs in Exchange are functioning you will need to do more than just a new certificate request for your servers, but again it depends on how you configured your Exchange servers:
For a single Active Directory site deployment:
If your Internal URLs for Exchange Webservices uses External names, then you are fine, but if you are running a single Website for OWA, OAB and other webservices functionality, you will have to consider 2 solutions:
- Change the internal names of the vDirectories to include public domain names (.com or .net for example) this will require creating the correct DNS zones in Active Directory (domain.<valid domain>) and configure the entries in that DNS zone to map to the correct internal and external IPs (some services will point to internal IPs like Exchange webservices and some will point to External IPs like your website for example), you might also require some changes in the certificate to include the new names or purchase a new certificate to accommodate the new names.
- Create a new website on the Exchange and split the traffic between the External website and the internal website, for the new website you will need to include the correct names (either internal and External) and configure a new IP for the CAS servers, using host headers with OWA and ECP currently breaks OWA/ECP thus you will need to assign your CAS servers new IP, and configure the websites to listen on its corresponding IPs and configure publishing rules to publish the new configuration (this also depends on your network infrastructure and firewall configuration).
- External Names and its certificate will need to be revisited to issue the correct names in the certificate, I am not sure whether old certificate will be revoked or kept as-is, but if they will be kept until they are revoked and never re-issues then you can skip this step.
- You might need to check you NLB configuration if it is there to include a new NLB IP for the internal Names.
For a Multi Active Directory site deployment:
again it depends on your configuration, and this might be a little tricky because or redirection and proxying, I have tried to simplify it but I couldn't as there are various factors and configurations but here are some guidelines:
- Document how you are doing OWA and webservices right now, also how your are doing your proxy or redirect configuration.
- External Names and its certificate will need to be revisited to issue the correct names in the certificate, I am not sure whether old certificate will be revoked or kept as-is, but if they will be kept until they are revoked and never re-issues then you can skip this step.
- Internal Names will need to be checked and either re-mapped to names that includes valid external domains and this will require DNS and certificate changes as I stated above.
- Internal names that will be kept internal will need to use their own website, new IPs and Certificate which might be re-issued, also you might want to re-visit your NLB configuration, also you will need to check you NLB configuration.
- you will need to revisit your InternalNLBBypassUrl , the recommendation is not to change it from the internal server name and for the time being I don't have another recommendations, and until then and if you do Proxy across the sites you might stuck with the new website option
in part 2 we will see how the change affects Lync 2010.
error when migrating users to Live@Edu user UserPrincipalName is not valid SMTP address #msexchange #office365
Symptoms: you are synchronizing users using FIM 2010 and OLSync to Live@EDU domain, everything is configured and when you run the MA you get:
Metaverse object 1%: The expected generated Windows Live ID 2% is invalid. Reason: The UserPrincipalName of MetaVerse object "MV GUID" used to generate a Host WindowsLiveId '@domain.edu' is not a valid Smtp Address.
Solution: make sure that the account used in synchronization is member of domain admin group permissions.
The error is 100% not related but that solved the problem.
How to backup and restore Exchange 2010 using Backup Exec 2010 #Exchange2010 Part2 #Exchange #backupexec #symantec #mvpbuzz
for Backup Exec 2012 version of this series check my article: http://autodiscover.wordpress.com/2012/09/04/how-to-backup-exchange-2010-using-symantec-backup-exec-2012-msexchange-microsoft-symantec-backupexec/
In this part we will explore the options to backup and restore the data using Backupexec from the Exchange Server.
Backupexec offers 2 ways to restore the data to Exchange:
- Using Mailbox database restore, which restore the entire database this could be used in case of database corruption either logically or physically.
- restore individual mailbox or mail items (mail or attachment for example) from the backup set, this is a more practical solution in day to day operations in case of email item got deleted or a mailbox needed to be recovered for a reason or another, in order to restore a mailbox or individual email item, BE uses the Exchange web services to restore the mailbox or the email item thus you need to be aware of any network/firewall requirements that might be needed to make this happens.for the sake of this blog post, we will explore option 2 (restoring individual email items and mailboxes) since option 1 will be explored in the following blog post exploring corrupted databases, lost logs and dirty shutdowns.Exchange 2010 Backup job Creation:
to create a backup for the Exchange 2010, open the BE management console and create a backup job, from the job creation section:
from the wizard point to the Custom Selection to be able to select individual mailboxes/databases, otherwise you will select the hall DAG and backup all of the mailbox databases
in the custom selection select the mailbox database you want to backup, in order to select the mailbox database browse the Microsoft Exchange databse availability group > yourdomain > DAG FQDN > then point to Microsoft Information store and the individual mailbox databases will be displayed in the right pane, then select the desired database, in my case it is "DB1 – A"
In the "Backup Strategy" Page, select the desired backup strategy, for the sake of this configuration I will select Full Backup, you might want to consider other options based on your environment
in the backup schedule, select the backup the job now to run the job immediately:
in the backup destination, select the available backup devices:
Note: in this blog I selected a device call DEV1 which represent ad backup to disk location I have configured in the initial BE configuration, this configuration is outside the coverage of this blog post
In the "how long do you want to keep the data" I selected keep infinitely, you might want to consider other options based on your configuration
in the job name type a name that identifies the backup job, then click submit:
you can now monitor the job progress in the "Job Monitor" section:
Exchange 2010 Restore job Creation:
as I mentioned earlier, the scope of this blog post will cover individual Mailbox or mail item restore, mailbox database restore will be covered in later blog posts.
to restore a mail item let us first login as user1 from the OWA:
I used a C# application to sent user1 several emails to generate the emails that can be used in restore and logs.
now let us delete the emails from 5 to 10 and try to restore them from the BE backup we just did.
now I did a hard delete for the emails:
now to restore those emails, let us create a backup restore job, in the welcome to the restore wizard click next:
in the next screen you have 2 options either select the mailbox you want to restore (or the database) or the individual email item, the restore process for mailbox/item differs from the mailbox database restore since the first uses the EWS to restore those items, I will select the individual items I want to restore (test message 4 to 10) and restore them, to do that open the user 1 mailbox in the restore selection pane:
go the top of information store and select it (don't tick the selection box yet):
and select the individual emails you want to restore back and click next:
in the restore credential page, make sure to select an account that has the permissions we talked about in the Part1 of the article, to validate the account permission click test and continue only when successful:
in the job name, type something useful, and click next
in the Exchange options, keep the defaults and click next:
at the wizard end page, choose to restore now and click next:
and you can monitor it in the jon monitor section
if the user is currently logged in, he will receive the following message from administrator:
after the job completion, in the OWA the user will find the restored items:
In this article we explored the individual items/mailbox restore from the Backupexec 2010 to the Exchange DAG, we will explore the mailbox database backup/restore in more details with multiple variations in the following parts of this series, so keep following us .
How to Backup and Restore Exchange 2010 using Symantec backup Exec #Exchange2010 #backupexec Part1
Part2 of this article can be found here: http://autodiscover.wordpress.com/2012/03/19/how-to-backup-and-restore-exchange-2010-using-backup-exec-2010-exchange2010-part2-exchange-backupexec-symantec-mvpbuzz/
for Backup Exec 2012 version of this series, check my article: http://autodiscover.wordpress.com/2012/09/04/how-to-backup-exchange-2010-using-symantec-backup-exec-2012-msexchange-microsoft-symantec-backupexec/
In this blog series we will explore the options and methods to backup and restore Exchange 2010 either single server or DAG using Symantec Backup Exec 2010, the reason I chose BE that there are a lot of questions about how to use BE to backup Exchange server and a lot of confusion about the different ways of backup and restore available with different products including DPM 2010, BE and other products.
in this lab we will use the following lab configuration:
- 1 Domain Controller.
- 2 Exchange 2010 Servers SP2 running on Windows 2008 R2 SP1 in DAG.
- 1 BE server that has media server and backup to disk configured.
before we start in the actual steps, let me explain to you some fundamentals before you try configuring or using your BE to backup and restore your Exchange server:
1- Permissions required to backup and restore Exchange 2010 Servers:
Backup Exec server will not be able to backup your Exchange server out of the box, you need to grant the logon account used to access the Exchange server some permissions, this is the No. 1 source of errors on forums.
Although Symantec documented it pretty well here a lot of people still missing it, thus let us mention it again (I have highlight in bold some important permissions)
1. For non-GRT backups (database only with no granular restore functionality) the logon account specified must be a member of the local Backup Operators group on the Exchange server
2. For database only restores (database only with no granular restore functionality) the logon account specified must be a member of the local Administrators group on the Exchange server
3. For GRT (Granular Restore Technology) enabled backups to disk (where the disk device is local to the BE Media Server and in the same domain) the logon account specified must be a member of the local Administrators group on the Exchange server
4. For GRT backups to a tape device and ALL GRT restore operations, from tape or disk, the logon account specified must be a member of the local Administrators group on the Exchange server. In addition, the logon account must have a unique mailbox and the mailbox can NOT be hidden from the Global Address List. For Exchange 2003 the account must also be granted the Exchange Administrator, or Exchange Full Administrator role. On Exchange 2007 and 2010 servers the account must be granted the Exchange Organization Administrator role. Finally, for Exchange 2010 the account must also have the Administrator role on the AD Domain for AD access as part of the GRT operations.
you need to pay a careful attention to permissions needed to backup and restore the Exchange server.
2- Log/Database Placement:
whenever I went to a customer location, I found that they placed Logs on a LUN nad DB on another LUN, This of course is not optimum for some customers with large no. of DBs, also this breaks the benefits that comes with Exchange 2010 where we can place logs/DB on the same LUN, so what is the story?!
If you don't know, in previous version of Exchange the recommendations was to place logs on its own LUN and DB on its own LUN this was because Logs was using sequential writing and DB was using random writing (more information in my blog posts here http://www.enowconsulting.com/about-enow/solutions-engine-blog/bid/88758/Understanding-Exchange-2010-Storage-Architecture-Part-3 and http://www.enowconsulting.com/about-enow/solutions-engine-blog/bid/88748/Dude-Where-s-my-Backup).
since Exchange 2010 Microsoft moved the writing behavior for DBs to be sequential thus offering a lot simplified deployment option by placing the DB/Logs on the same LUN, however for some reasons this wasn't popular, but WHY?!
It all goes back to a small thing called VSS backup, because in Exchange 2010 we cannot use streaming backup as before thus we need to do VSS backup, what is VSS backup, check here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa579284(v=exchg.140).aspx
In the past 3 years, whenever I went I found that organizations still using a LUN for a log and a LUN for DB, I believe that the reason was this statement:
o use VSS to back up Exchange 2010 data, the backup application must be an Exchange 2010–aware VSS requestor. Exchange 2010 includes VSS writer for the Windows Server 2008 backup program that is Exchange-aware. However, that VSS writer only backs up whole volumes
but if you continue reading:
To achieve greater backup flexibility, organizations can use third-party backup applications having an Exchange-aware requestor that can work with individual Exchange databases, or create a custom requestor.
the above 2 statements are clear but since they come sequential they caused confusion "in my own opinion"
the statement is clear, the VSS plug-in that comes with Windows 2008/2008 R2 backs up the hall volume so in order to restore the database and logs separately you need to place them on different LUNs.
however, if you will use a 3rd party tool like BE you can place the logs and DB on the same LUN, the VSS requestor that comes with Symantec BE can handle individual requests to individual DBs so you don't need o place logs and DBs on separate LUNs.
Note: This also applies for DPM 2010.
So it looks that a lot of Exchange folks missed or didn't understand the statement very well, thus they kept the configuration as it is.
Note: Symantec still recommends using separate LUN for Logs, but I don't know why!!!
in the lab I have configured different configuration (DB and Logs on the same LUN, DBs on LUN and Logs on another LUN, DB on LUN and Log on another LUN) to see how it affects our backup/restore lab
I have explain some notes regarding the lab before we begin, in the next part we will go and get our hands dirty.
Till the next time.


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Faustus's study
Faustus's study (FOWS-tuhs). Lodgings at Germany's University of Wittenberg of Dr. Faustus, a learned scholar and theologian who seeks boundless knowledge. Most of the play takes place here. Characters enter and exit the study frequently, and on many occasions, other characters converse in Faustus's rooms while he is away. The study is faintly described—it contains books of various sorts, and presumably the paraphernalia of scholarly and clerical work. It is a large area, sufficient to entertain as many as nine characters at a time. The fact that the specific university is Wittenberg may be correlated to the fact that it was in this city that Martin Luther posted his ninety-five theses, heralding the Protestant separation from the Roman Catholic Church and the beginning of the Reformation.
Fantastic travels
Fantastic travels. At the outset of the third act, the chorus informs the audience that Faustus has traveled above the clouds, on dragons, to see the world from a higher perspective. Faustus notes that he has traveled from Wittenberg through Naples and Campania. Later, he chooses to walk rather than rely on demoniac magic.
*Papal palace
*Papal palace. Court of the pope in Rome, the seat of the spiritual power of the Roman Catholic Church. Mephistophilis, the agent of the devil that Faustus calls forth, magically transports Faustus to the privy chamber of the...
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Historical Context
In many ways, Marlowe's Doctor Faustus reflects the extensive intellectual, economic, and political changes taking place in sixteenth century England, changes sparked by the Renaissance and the Reformation.
The Renaissance began in Italy during the 14th century, and in the next two centuries, spread new ideas throughout Europe. Generally, this intellectual and aesthetic rebirth resulted from the recovery and translation of many lost ancient Greek and Roman texts and from the new ideas which people developed after studying the work of earlier thinkers.
Politics and religion came to be intricately interwoven with national identity because of the association between the Protestant Reformation and England's Renaissance culture. Exploration of Asia, Africa, and the Americas, pioneered by Spain, led to changes in Europe's political and social structure. Imperial economies developed that linked European nations with their colonies, contributing to the rise of the modern nation state by creating a heightened sense of national identity.
During the reign of Henry VII as king of England, which began in 1485, government centralization and efficient bureaucracy brought England political stability. This allowed Renaissance ideas to flourish.
Henry VIII became king in 1509. His inability to conceive a male heir with his wife Catherine of Aragon led him to demand a divorce. When Pope Leo X refused that demand, largely due to the...
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Literary Style
Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus, a tragedy in five acts, tells the story of the title character's agreement to sell his soul to the devil in exchange for twenty-four years of absolute power.
In drama, a chorus is one or more actors who comment on and interpret the action unfolding on stage. In Marlowe's Doctor Faustus, the chorus appears four times. First, it introduces the play's theme. Later, it provides the where and when in the narrative action. Finally, it relates the moral and helps the audience understand the significance of the closing scene.
In an allegory, characters represent abstract ideas and are used to teach moral, ethical, or religious lessons. Marlowe's play contains a Morality Play, in which Mephistopheles orders a parade of the seven deadly sins to entertain Faustus. Sins like Pride, Envy, and Lechery are deadly, according to Christian religions, because committing one of them damns a person to hell.
The antithesis of something is its direct opposite. One example is the Good and Bad Angels who appear to save and tempt Faustus, though other figures which appear to be antithetical are God and Lucifer, Helen and the Old Man, and Faustus and Mephistopheles.
Elizabethan Drama
Elizabethan Drama are English comic and tragic plays produced during the Renaissance, or written during the reign of Queen Elizabeth of...
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Compare and Contrast
1590's: People were anxious about the "New Science" of Galileo, Copernicus, and Bacon. They also were intrigued by the explorations of the "New World" of the Americas by Christopher Columbus and by the discoveries of maritime adventurers like Sir Frances Drake.
Today: Scientific advances in genetic engineering and cloning both intrigue and frighten people, as does the discovery of possible life in new worlds in space.
1590's: People feared those who were different from them. Protestants feared Catholics; Catholics feared Protestants, and both feared Jews and Muslims.
Today: In spite of advances in education and literacy, people today remain anxious of those who are of different races, creeds, and colors.
1590's: Theatre audiences respond to plays that take them to magical places or allow them to meet incredible beings like the demons in Doctor Faustus.
Today: Modern audiences are bored by straight narrative tales; they now demand spectacles such as the prop- and effect-heavy Phantom of the Opera. Special effects play a significant role in most successful Broadway shows and in many films. The advent of computer generated animation—which created life-like dinosaurs in the films Jurassic Park and The Lost World—has upped the ante on what constitutes entertainment.
1590's: Audiences respond positively to plays about...
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Topics for Further Study
Characters who sell their souls to the devil are a common plot device in stories such as Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown," novels like William Faulkner's "The Hamlet," and movies from Rosemary's Baby to Angel Heart. Compare and contrast the themes raised by these works with themes from Marlowe's play. Despite similar plot element, the significance of these stories differs. What do those different stories say about the societies which produced them?
Anyone who has spent time with children knows one reason they get into mischief is because of what might be called their natural curiosity. Some thinkers believe curiosity forms the basis of our humanity. What is it that makes people wonder and want to know more? In Marlowe's Doctor Faustus, the desire for knowledge fails to produce happiness. Do you believe that limits should be placed on the pursuit of knowledge? Are there some things people were not meant to know? The Angels and Chorus in Marlowe's play seem to think so—do you? You might study the issues surrounding free speech and censorship, or controversial scientific research, exploring what kinds of things society believes should and should not be thought and communicated.
Most readers of Marlowe's play feel that Doctor Faustus wastes a wonderful opportunity. We condemn his selling his soul to the devil, of course, but we also condemn the fact that he fails to make significant use of his infinite...
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Media Adaptations
Actor Richard Burton directed and starred in a 1968 adaptation of Doctor Faustus. The film is available on videotape from Columbia.
Marlowe Leads the Way, a filmstrip about the life and works of Christopher Marlowe, distributed by Eye Gate House, 1967.
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What Do I Read Next?
Perhaps the most natural play to read next would be Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's Faust, published in two parts in 1808 and 1828. If Marlowe's play epitomizes Renaissance ideals Goethe's represents the unique values of the Romantic period. While both plays tell broadly similar stories, they have very different endings which warrant comparison.
In general, any works by Nathanial Hawthorne would make compelling follow-up reading to Doctor Faustus, but several short stories seem particularly appropriate. In "Young Goodman Brown," a newlywed walks off into the forest to discuss selling his soul to the devil. Though he decides against consummating the deal, he fears his wife has and spends the rest of his life unhappily aware of the corruption that seems to surround him.
Two other Hawthorne short stories raise the theme of forbidden knowledge, suggesting that the blind sacrifice of everything of value for science resembles a compact with the devil. In "The Birthmark," a man causes the destruction of his beloved by endeavoring to remove a tiny imperfection from her otherwise perfectly beautiful body. In "Rapaccini's Daughter," a father's efforts to create a daughter who is beautiful but poisonous also leads to the downfall of all involved.
In one of the first gothic novels, Matthew Lewis's The Monk, the main character completes a deal with the devil, exchanging his soul for escape from the Inquisition, though not...
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Bibliography and Further Reading
Brooks, Cleanth, ''The Unity of Marlowe's Doctor Faustus'' in A Shaping of Joy Studies in the Writer's Craft, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1972, pp. 367-80
Brooks responds to those critics who fail to see the unity of Doctor Faustus. Brooks realizes that if Marlowe's agreement with the devil damns his soul to hell, then the play, in structural terms, has no conflict, offers no possible dramatic development, and becomes merely "elegiac." Admitting the weakness of the play's middle section, Brooks believes that the sheer force of Marlowe's poetry holds the play together. Thematically, Brooks sees the play as exploring various types of knowledge: of the self, of the natural world, and of the divine. While Marlowe's treatment of this theme has medieval elements, Brooks describes his use of demonic apparatus in essentially psychological terms, noting that "the devils ... are always in some sense mirrors of the inner states of the persons to whom they appear."
Davison, Peter, "Doctor Faustus" in International Dictionary ofTheatre: Plays, edited by Mark Hawkins-Dady, St. James Press, 1992, pp. 187-89.
In a short but focused commentary, Davison identifies the exact moment of Faustus's damnation as that in which he kisses Helen of Troy Davison also usefully discusses the role of the Good and Bad Angels and of the Old Man.
Keeble, N. H., in Reference Guide to English Literature, edited by D. L....
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Sources for Further Study
Brooke, Nicholas. "The Moral Tragedy of Dr. Faustus." Cambridge Journal 5 (1952): 663-687. Focuses on the moral choices presented to Faustus. Attempts to incorporate the comic subplots in a unified reading of Renaissance dualism, which would render the play an aesthetic whole and a dramatic success.
Frye, Roland M. "Marlowe's Doctor Faustus: The Repudiation of Humanity." South Atlantic Quarterly 55 (1956): 322-328. Frye is one of the few critics to identify Faustus's lust for power—not sensuality or curiosity—as his most central and defining sin.
Greg, W. W. "The Damnation of Faustus." Modern Language Review 41 (1946): 97-107. An early assertion that Helen of Troy and the other spirits evoked by Faustus are actually devils; Faustus's damnation, therefore, is finally sealed by his outright demon worship. Greg also defends the play's comic episodes, arguing that their triviality underscores the absurdity of evil.
Kirschbaum, Leo. "Marlowe's Faustus: A Reconsideration." The Review of English Studies 19 (1943): 225-241. Kirschbaum focuses on Faustus's sensuality, his habitual substitution of lower values for higher ones. Nonetheless, this critic insists that the possibility of repentance is open to...
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