This gets even better. You can follow the responses between the site and the scammers!

If you own a domain you could do this with CloudFlare.

https://mangolassi.it/topic/13074/dynamic-dns-with-cloudflare

@tim_g said in VPS Open Ports - Thoughts?:

@stacksofplates said in VPS Open Ports - Thoughts?:

@tim_g said in VPS Open Ports - Thoughts?:

I think if SodiumSuite plays their cards right, it has the potential to completely replace Microsoft's system management (like Group Policy and SCCM and others in the suite) as well as the major alternatives, such as Dell's KACE, etc.

Quest bought KACE and it's gone downhill a bit.

Yeah I know, old habit. I even see the new Quest branding every day when I log in to it.

I don't know how I feel about the new interface. The K logo is weird.

What’s the old Henry Ford quite... “If I asked them what they wanted they would have said faster horses”

@jaredbusch said in SIP Trunk Provider For Home Lab:

@dashrender said in SIP Trunk Provider For Home Lab:

@jaredbusch said in SIP Trunk Provider For Home Lab:

@scottalanmiller said in SIP Trunk Provider For Home Lab:

@jaredbusch said in SIP Trunk Provider For Home Lab:

@scottalanmiller I need a vendor to send me a Yealink W52P for testing and review.
Would be a good 'home" phone. Then I can convince the rest of the family a step at a time.

Yeah, me too. Still have a really old entry level T3xG on my desk right now.

I would not want a W52P for a desk phone. But for a home cordless phone, it is perfect. I know that @Minion-Queen has one at their house.

For your desk get the T41S since you do not care about gigabit.

I have one of these,... it was ok.

Is that response based on home use or office use..

I used it at home. granted I barely use the phone at home, so I would not call it a fair test.

I use them less than once every five years.

@bnrstnr said in Windows Server 2012R2 DHCP Server Memory Leak?:

I have some warnings and errors in the event viewer that I'm going through now. Is there any reason to have IPv6 enabled if we're not using it? A lot of warnings in there about IP6 supposed to be static only.

I wouldn't disable ipv6 unless you are unable to find and fix the real root cause of an issue in which disabling ipv6 may mask.

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/askpfeplat/2013/06/16/ipv6-for-the-windows-administrator-why-you-need-to-care-about-ipv6/

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/jlosey/2011/02/02/why-you-should-leave-ipv6-alone/

https://cwing.wordpress.com/2013/05/20/ipv6/

@jrc Glad you were able to find a solution!

@scottalanmiller said in All SMB IT Are Generalists SAMIT Video:

@jaredbusch said in All SMB IT Are Generalists SAMIT Video:

@scottalanmiller said in All SMB IT Are Generalists SAMIT Video:

@jaredbusch said in All SMB IT Are Generalists SAMIT Video:

it is about time you got your editor to fix the preload image..

It's kinda random.

No, it is not. It never has been. It is only random when you have an editor that cannot read. Which is obviously an issue in and of itself.

There is a big old button there to put one of your choice on there.
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That's not the editor that picks that, that's the poster. And that is manually chosen every time, but only from the three choices, need to have someone make a title pic otherwise. Maybe just need to do that.

You are correct that I simply assumed the editor would post it to your channel for you. Seems silly to have to send it back and forth.

I can upgrade community.bundystl.com too later as another test.

Those temps cant be correct. How is a gpu ever at 34F? That is 1-2C.
Especially on an apu.

Now that auditing is set up, your security event logs will fill up faster.

What I like to do is increase the size the security log can get to, 1 GB, and then to archive them once they grow large enough, and to make a new one.

This is also done via a group policy.

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From here you can do with them what you like.

I have them automatically compressed (they compress super well) and then moved somewhere else for escrow reasons.

@bigbear said in Need some Yaelink Material:

@eddiejennings said in Need some Yaelink Material:

Yeah, it's fax to E-mail.

My fax number with voip.ms is configured to send an E-mail to [email protected], which is a mail-enabled public folder. Users who would normally have access to the fax machine at work have access to the public folder. I've also granted access to our work-from-home folks. In the E-mail to fax section, I've added the E-mail addresses of everyone who should be allowed to send faxes. I also configured a security code. So they have to email [email protected] and the subject is 10DigitRecipientFaxNumber.SecurityCode.

System isn't as robust as some you can get, but for what little faxing we do it works. Looks like we has 20 faxes total last month (22 pages). Most inbound. I think the only outbound faxes were my test faxes.

So just using for inbound through voip.ms?

My experience is that if there are a few pages these kinds of services work fine. When its 20+ and especially hundreds its near impossible to get things through. Mainly in the medical field.

But still, you used to need a fax server to do fax2email so it is good to know voip.ms is offering this servie.

I'm using voip.ms for inbound and outbound.

@justin867 said in Connection query:

thank you very much Sir

Here is a thread with a video about the LAN based security model.

https://mangolassi.it/topic/11257/scott-alan-miller-the-brave-new-lanless-future

@mroth911 said in ER-3 -Comcast Fiber:

it's not going threw nat at all? Wondering why eth2 is show ip 242 when i have the nic set to 66 .. Frustrating wish i new more time to learn! Thank you guys for all your help.

The traffic from eth2 is most certainly hitting the NAT masquerade rule.

@jaredbusch said in How can I sed or regex this out:

@romo said in How can I sed or regex this out:

@jaredbusch said in How can I sed or regex this out:

****** Object: UserDefinedFunction [dbo].[FiscalMo] Script Date: 11/30/2017 10:24:23 AM ******

sed 's/Script.*M //g'

I need at least one * and the / to close.

So this?

sed 's/Script.*M /\ \*\//g'

You are escaping seds delimiters with that.

Changing the delimiters for better clarity:

sed 's|Script.*M ||g'

From Script to M + space, replace with space,. It keeps all your * and the final /.

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I don't believe a GUI played a role in my issue, but I won't completely dismiss the possibility either.

I just noticed I had a typo in the salt-highstate part above. Fixed now. I left out the '*', which specifies all minions.

Also, a \ is needed before the % symbol to escape it.