Thanks all , but if anyone gets it , may write his review or comment on this course so that i can improve it 🙂

Thanks

@Texkonc said in Ubiquity EULA:

TLDR; but you read the EULA? HA!

Well, it is very short, and in my defense, like I said I read about that sending of the data on an Amazon review. Had to see it with my own eyes.

OK I found my issue.

I have several VLANs but I'm only providing DHCP for two of them, As it turns out, my Cisco 4400 wireless controller was handling the IP Helper -address portion, not my router.

My router didn't have a helper at all.

Once I added the helper IP to the router, all is well, at least on the laptop. Now to test wireless.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/12/14/microsoft_windows_10_dhcp/

I guess up config release and renew didn't work for a lot of people.

Someone pointed out that they put an update out online for people who can't get online.

http://blog.takipi.com/deployment-management-tools-chef-vs-puppet-vs-ansible-vs-saltstack-vs-fabric/

@Dashrender said in "Scheduling Has to be Approved in Advance":

@Son-of-Jor-El said in "Scheduling Has to be Approved in Advance":

Honestly, Scott, I was perfectly fine with going with January, just don't try to put the blame on me about some kind of scheduling that needs to be approved because I said all this from the beginning. They act like this is some sort of a surprise that needs a change order. B.S., they knew.

Knowing that this would occur on a weekend in the first or second week of Dec is not the same as a hard date. Assuming that only today are you telling them a hard date of this weekend - then no, you didn't schedule it in whatever window they wanted. Should they have told you that you need to pick a hard date to get this on the schedule, sure, where they required to - probably not.

No, I wouldn't spring it up on them like THAT!! We talked about the dates back in November and I told them it was going to be a weekend in October. Plenty of time if you ask me.

@bbiAngie said in Hyper-V VM Creation:

@scottalanmiller Hey! Good to be back. Its been a really busy year!

I think I got my question all answered. You can do it both ways. 😃

Woot.

@wirestyle22 said in Windows 7 share - accessed from windows 10:

@Dashrender said in Windows 7 share - accessed from windows 10:

Sure, but you shouldn't need to map a drive to make a connection.

His weirdness is that that
\server ip\sharename never gives him the option to give a username and password like we are accustomed to.

I'm sure it's an updated security thing in Windows 10, for example a newer version of kerberos, etc.

I wonder what net use z: \\server\share /user:server\user would kick back

I think if you add /persistent:no to it, you will always get a prompt if I remember correctly

Net use does the same thing your GUI pictures above does.

aww please share the list. but start a new thread - Gene's new laptop thread.

So the question is how long ago did this client make these ISP changes, and does the time correlate to this 12 week time frame?

@JaredBusch said in Wazo 16.16 First Look:

Not seeing anything in the Wazo documentation on how to set this up either.

In the early release, definitely is looking like it is a bit hard to use. It's early though, hopefully that stuff will follow soon.

@quintana said in XiVO - Open Minded Telecom System:

@scottalanmiller Can you give me more detail. How did you install it?

It's on the other thread as well, but it is just a generic ISO based install on Vultr.

Yea, being very explicit here is what would protect the company.

IE No overtime will be approved, unless with explicit written consent from you manager. Any overtime not approved beforehand will be viewed as a breach of company policy, repeated breaches of company policy are subject to disciplinary action.

Edit: ... disciplinary action. Up to and including termination.

@momurda said in XenServer 7 - unable to delete specific snapshots:

Did you do a fast copy or a full clone? If you did a fast copy that is the problem and you will have to do things.
Like export the clone then import it again to erase the snapshot chains is probably the easiest and least risky.

So delete and reimport the VM.

really. wtf...

@John-Nicholson This is something you can do easily on your NFS/SMB remote (eg with ZFS), and because it will be handled transparently at the FS level, no problem with XO.

DVDFab - Yes (I have it installed on a laptop)

DVDShrink - from their page it doesn't seem to.

@Mike-Davis said in Troubleshooting Postfix Authentication to Relay:

@jt1001001 said in Troubleshooting Postfix Authentication to Relay:

is there some sort of anti-spoofing settings with Intermedia?

That's probably what is going on. I was working with their support last night and they said they couldn't transfer me to a level 2 tech because I wasn't listed on the account. This tech also told me that they allow anonymous emails on port 25, so I knew I was working with the wrong guy.

Yes, bottom line here is that Intermedia is incompetent. Which has been a question for a long time - why would anyone use Intermedia when Office 365 does the same stuff for lower cost but has Microsoft themselves backing it?

@sn said in 1 year after my IP phone implementation, I am bit sad now..:

https://mangolassi.it/topic/11807/things-to-know-before-you-start-installing-freepbx
Thanks JB! I think that is what I should begin with!!

It obviously applies to any PBX deployment. Good luck.

@IRJ said in Local Guest Account:

@NattNatt said in Local Guest Account:

@scottalanmiller said in Local Guest Account:

@NattNatt said in Local Guest Account:

@IRJ said in Local Guest Account:

@NattNatt said in Local Guest Account:

@IRJ said in Local Guest Account:

@DustinB3403 said in Local Guest Account:

We disable it.

According to Microsoft that is a low risk and if you aren't getting alerts for local user account changes it can pose a much higher risk.

The local admin account is generally changed on a regular basis, but guest accounts are rarely touched. An admin or even a vendor could in turn enable the guest account and give it local admin privileges, and chances are you would never know.

Wait, you allow Vendors access to your servers without monitoring them to see what they're actually doing?

Internal IT poses a risk as well.

Depends who you work with...I trust all my team I work with. If I didn't, I wouldn't work with them...

Right, so why watch your vendor like that, they are part of your team.

Not always, we are told by clients to allow some vendors onto their systems, they were never recommended by us, therefore not part of our team, they're an external third party. Not saying sit there and just do that, but we are always on the server at the same time with a recorded session in those instances, can still do other tickets etc in the background, but keep an eye on for opening stuff they shouldn't be doing/have a recording to prove stuff that was done etc

You can give yourself a local admin rights in about 60 seconds through the GUI. If you script it, you are talking about 3-5 seconds. If you are going to let someone on your system, you better be auditing them.

That was my point, we do that, we record everything as well to make sure we don't miss anything/can play back and see exactly what was done, covering ourselves in case something they do breaks the system//creates a backdoor//loophole like this

@scottalanmiller Ok Will try with the True Os soon with other ISO file