Customization on function level

Hi All,
I have a requirement as follows
a) Employee Self service (ESS)
b) eQ Employee Self service
(b) is the alias of the ESS. Both the responsibilities have same function like "Company Property".
I need to change the LOV query in the eQ Employee Self service not effecting on the ESS.
Is above requirement possible...?
Can body give some idea....
Thanks

if you are looking to change the LOV query then definatly you have to customization.
-- Develop external Lov Region for for your required query.
-- Render false old query region at responsibilty level.
-- Add external Lov Region using personalization at required responsibility level.
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hi,
Thanks for posting.
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Hi i have that error in my Domain Controller. Install Windows
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This Domain Controller no longer exists,
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domain Name
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that I can
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it might be in the "LostAndFoundConfig" container in the Configuration partition.
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Computer: NTDEV-DC-07
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CN=NTDS Settings,CN=LostAndFoundConfig,CN=Configuration,DC=ntdev,DC=corp,DC=com
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Hi prm22mis,
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level automatically target the PDC emulator when you arise the domain functional level.
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the forest functional level.
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ADMT Error Functional Level not supported

Hey there,
we are about to migrate to 2003-Domains to one 2012R2.
We installed ADMT Tand configured the prerequisites.
At initializing ADMT by migrating a global group, if i choose the pdc emulator of the source domain i got an error:
The domain functional level of the domain... is not supported...
Only a domain functional level higher than Windows 2000 is supported...
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Our Domain Names are:
source1.customer.com (Netbios: Source1)
source2.customer.com (Netbios: Source2)
target.customer.com (Netbios: target)
My migration account is domain Admin in te target domain and member of built-in Administrators in the source domains...
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TcpipClientSupport Values (should not be required, but i found some posts about it...)
AllowNT4Crypto in the target domain has also been set...
If i choose another dc in the source domain i amable to proceed and get an error after Group options with Migrate SID selected:
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Hi ,
Based on your description, there are two issues you meet.
You choose the PDC as the source domain when migrating a global group, you get the below error,
The domain functional level of the domain... is not supported...
You migrate SID when you choose another DC, you get the below error,
Could not verify auditing and TcpipClientSupport on domains. Will not be able to migrate SIDs; the given domain is
not available, or no connection possible....
If I have misunderstood your concern please let me know.
As for the first issue, I suggest you need check
the function level of the SOURCE domain. here is detail step,
Logon one of the source DCs and open the ADCU
Right click the domain name and select the properties
You can see the function level of your source domain
As for the second issue, it is about SID history
migration, here I give you the steps for you check,
Enable auditing of Account Management in the Target domain and source domain
Create a domain local group called <domain>$$$ in source domain
Create the following registry entry on the source domain
PDC
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\LSA\TcpipCientSupport: DWORD : 0x1
If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me.
Regards.
Bryan Yuan
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Hi!
My Enterprise wants to know if this supported Lync Server (UM 14.01, Front End
4.0, Mediation 4,0) to continue operating if the client update your AD DS environment with AD DS Windows Server domain controllers 2012 R2 and raise the functional level of the domain and the forest from 2003 to 2012 R2.
have a link bout of??
Thanks.

You must raise all domains in which you deploy Lync Server 2010 to a domain functional level of Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, or at least Windows Server 2003 native mode. Windows Server 2003 mixed mode is not supported.
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Domain / Forest functional levels

I've done some research but really need someone to tell me I've got this right in my head...
I've got 2 domains in the forest, the forest functional level is 2003. Here's the setup:
domain1.local
root domain
2 DCs running W2K8R2
DFL - 2003
domain2.local
1 DC running W2012R2
1 DC running W2K3 (soon to be retired)
DFL - 2003
Can I upgrade the DFL of domain1 to 2008R2?
Can I upgrade the FFL to 2008R2 while maintaining trust?
Do the domain and forest functional levels have to match?
Thanks in advance for any answers!

> Can I upgrade the DFL of domain1 to 2008R2?
Yes.
> Can I upgrade the FFL to 2008R2 while maintaining trust?
Yes.
> Do the domain and forest functional levels have to match?
No.
Martin
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