@magicmarker said in Turn off old ERP system running on Win2008R2 and view the exported data:

A nice simple solid option rather than going through all the steps to setup a Fedora DB server though.

Fedora DB is like a single line of commands, nothing could be simpler to set up for just MariaDB or similar.

A proper DMZ is still a valid concept, but was never that big of a deal. There are almost no resources that make sense to put there. If you have those resources, then sure. But who does? The advent of cloud computing, cheaper colocation, better IT knowledge, etc. has led most shops to not try to make "internal/external" shared resources where one side is public and the other uses LAN security; and what little of that remains in need is generally addressed with VLANs in a slightly different way.

Thanks @scottalanmiller there was even an example in that document that fit our situation perfectly.

@manxam said in netstat on local systems shows high number of ipv4/6 Received Packets Discarded, Redirects, Failed Connection Attempts, Reset Connections and Segments Retransmitted:

@dave247 : Have you performed a netstat -ps on another device in another network?
I'm here with a computer hardwired directly to a router in a new installation I'm working on today and am getting similar results to yours (except 0 redirects).

I'm guessing this is completely normal...

yeah I did it on my pc at home and saw similar results and came to about the same conclusion that it's probably completely normal 😕

It s good advices to Sysprep for windows 7

https://mangolassi.it/topic/20702/building-a-hugo-site-from-a-theme

Thanks for the reply, the issue is that sanoid.conf does not send the snapshot to the usb but syncoid does, or does having that template automatic prune the snapshots?

Idk I didn't mind the windows 8 interface because it felt like GNOME 3 to me.

I have to wonder if Microsoft would have got the same push back if the internet was as prevelant back when they first introduced the start menu.

@JaredBusch said in Datto AP60:

@WrCombs said in Datto AP60:

@JaredBusch said in Datto AP60:

@Dashrender said in Datto AP60:

Of course, they are basically useless in this setup, because the APs are on a non internet connected network.

No, they are not. @dbeato has clearly stated it works offline once programmed. Yes @NDC mentioned a rare condition where it failed.

None of that matters. This unit is not going out to the restaraunt. He only needs the fucking thing to configure the tablets in the office. The restaurant will be providing s the wifi for the production closed network.

this

People are fucking too stupid to remember from the top of a thread to the bottom I swear.

Anyway, you can use the Datto just like I outlined for the UniFi. Assuming you can get it programmed by someone.

@dbeato Private messaged me and if that's the route we take he said he'd help .

@scotth said in Any way to pass through pci fax modem in hyper-v:

@jt1001001 We're close to 50/50 government/customer across all of our bulk plants. Interoffice we attempt to scan to a folder. I can't tell you how many times I saw someone print our a message and then FAX it. It sets my blood to boiling. If I mention that there's another, better, easier, more efficient, pleasing, justified way to do it, I get the 'that's nice, I'll do that next time' look. The owner has been pushing for better behavior. He seems to be getting good results. Hehe

yeah - only way to push this through is to make faxing super painful - remove all fax lines - place last remaining fax machine with an active line in your office behind a locked door (or where ever they can't access with you or your designee)... they will change quickly at that point.

The last upgrade I did (8.1 -> 10) worked great except that Webroot got uninstalled. Which takes 90 seconds to fix, so no biggie.

@dbeato Yeah, great option, that really helps a lot with previous installation when you don´t have enogh space at hour HDD... thanks!

@notverypunny said in Meraki Bells and Whistles:

Changing to Ubiquiti is something that we've discussed here. We're currently on Meraki for our APs only (checked the firewalls / security appliances but dodged that bullet)
Does Ubiquiti do the following? (We're currently using these features and having to retrain the users would be a real PITA)

WPA2 Enterprise tied to Radius based on AD Group membership for company issued / owned laptops AD integrated splash sign-on for mobile / byod ability to create guest users Fully isolated access for the BYOD and Guest SSIDs

Yes, it does supports WPA Enterprise. The RADIUS Server needs to be on a Linux or Windows Server. If not AD you can use it from one of the XG firewalls. Not for AD but you can do it for the Guest network Yes, you can create guest users or give them vouchers Guest devices are Isolated to the AP you are on (they can still ping devices on the same AP they are on in their same network).

@MC_Bol said in Windows 10 Upgrade stops at 31% (or any %):

@bnrstnr could you please let us know the AMD graphic card model?

AMD FirePro W4170M

@Dashrender said in Cisco ASA:

@Jimmy9008 said in Cisco ASA:

A and B can also RDP/ping devices sitting on C.

If this is true, it's just a matter of rules/route allowing C back to A/B or a route specifically for C -> A/B.

172.16.0.0 vlan… switch IP = 172.16.0.1, ASA = N/A, gateway on the vlan is 172.16.0.1 (the switch)

this is legacy. What appears to happen is that the switch has 0.0.0.0 set to 192.168.50.10 (the ASA) on a vlan2. So, traffic from 172.16.0.0 hits the switch IP at 172.16.0.1, then hope out 0.0.0.0
^ I think its this that's causing the issue.

This should be fine, this is what allows the C network to get to the internet

so, when on the 172.16.0.0 network, the request goes to the switch's IP (172.16.0.1) which forwards it to 192.168.50.10 (the ASA), The ASA then doesn't have a rule allowing traffic from 172.16.0.0 to talk to 10.x, so it just dumps the traffic.

At least that's what it looks like to me at this time.

“C” network really?

@Pete-S said in HFSPlus Read Write access on Fedora:

Why not Paragon drivers on Windows instead?

Virtualize and pass through to the VM.

Because I am operating this from fedora to sync the data to cloud.

Plus I need my work laptop portable.

In theory, you could even update the firmware on the UAP, in the future, by pre-downloading it on a device that presents it via a URL and then join that device to the aloha network.

But that would be excessive amounts of work.

Possibly the app could do it on an iPhone/Android device with LTE that is also joined to the aloha wifi.

Of something to note, this same format works for iPhone text messages, but not Android. This isn't an ordeal for me (as most of our user base are iPhone users) but might be worth looking into further to figure out why it works for one but not the other.

@JaredBusch said in httpd dead but pid file exists:

In fact, I would rename anything in conf.d first, and restart.

You could do something like this...

mv conf.d conf.d.orig
mkdir conf.d

That way you have an empty folder, but can replace it with the old one in a snap all at once.