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Snap! - Security Concerns, Sun Smile, Transparent Solar, LEGO, Ice on Mars Spiceworks Originalsįlashback: Back on Octothe controversial Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) was signed into law.How do I go about removing the child domain so that I can re-create the. I cannot add a new DC to the domain because it has no active servers to verify with. I have a child domain that has no active DCs, the servers that the DCs were on have been deleted.

The sooner you leave them, the better IMO. rantĪs for a solution, Dropbox's higher tier plans address these issues, but that would mean you have to spend more money. Honestly though I absolutely despise Dropbox for their misleading security claims and marketing practices. As I understand, the Dropbox Enterprise plans address this and ensure recipient security, but at the heart of the issue Dropbox just shouldn't even have the Business Standard tier and claim any sort of HIPAA or other compliance since it forces the receiving company to be out of compliance just to access the files. This creates issues, because now the recipient (e.g., our company) has their own compliance issues to worry with, while the sender absolutely refuses to use any secure system we offer like Citrix Files or SharePoint/OneDrive for Business. The issue is their marketing practices - if you require sign on to access the link, they force recipients to create a Dropbox account, and in some cases must "add" the files to their Dropbox in order to download. Rant alert: Dropbox is a nightmare for us, and we don't even pay for it.