@dbeato Thanks. I'll give this a try over the weekend.

@dustinb3403 said in RMM Service:

@fateknollogee said in RMM Service:

@dustinb3403 said in RMM Service:

@fateknollogee said in RMM Service:

@dustinb3403 said in RMM Service:

@fateknollogee said in RMM Service:

@dustinb3403 said in RMM Service:

@fateknollogee said in RMM Service:

Does the patch management in Tactical work or are those buttons just placeholders?

It works. On the demo it appears to be disabled

Have you actually tried it?

Yes I set it up in my lab and used it on some equipment/vms without issue.

I meant have you tried the patch management function?

Yes.

And the machines got patched?
Mine isn't working, that's why I'm asking.

Yeah mine did.

Ditto. Just have to invoke the scan or setup some automation

@stuartjordan said in Hyper V Server - Goodbye:

So No More Hyper-V-Server: https://www.theregister.com/2021/08/31/hyper_v_server_discontinued/

I have been using proxmox and XCP-NG for quite a while now with no issues. Whats your view on this move made by Microsoft. You have support until 2024 on the 2019 edition.

This is sad, but not surprising. You pay per core per month for Azure stack HCI (the replacement) according to what I found quick.

Removed the nut installation, config files and did a complete Raspbian upgrade ... Now after reinstalling nut with the bare minimum configuration, it is finally talking to the ups.

Even though I have been technically involved with computer tech going back to the late '70s, this install was certainly not for the faint of heart ... I can understand why people walk away in frustration from this stuff

@mr-jones said in Control Panel>Devices and Printers object locations?:

https://mangolassi.it/post/413461

Oh look, G I Jones, I remember that guy.

Anyway, this is adding a network printer... I don't think this helps at all to be honest. Did you misread the post? Am I missing something?

it does have one line that removes a port

Remove-PrinterPort -name $PrinterPort

@dbeato said in MS O365 Autodiscovery: Failing:

@dustinb3403 said in MS O365 Autodiscovery: Failing:

@dbeato said in MS O365 Autodiscovery: Failing:

@dustinb3403 What do you mean disabling autodiscover for a user? Are you talking about a registry key?

No, within O365 you can either selectively disable authentication protocols because you're a glutton for punishment or you can do so with conditional access policies or Security Defaults.

Well you can disable Autodiscover as a whole organization through the modern authentication setting, however in order to have conditional access you have to have higher licensing than normal which is why I am confused at the disabling comment.

Just a P2 license to setup a conditional access license for the administrator account(s). The user accounts don't require this level of licensing.

Why is it a confusing question?

On a related subject, not looking forward to the eventual request(s) to have he/him, she/her etc added to AD and our automatically generated email signatures

@DustinB3403 I'd love to hear your thoughts so you downvoted my post. I have no problem debating you and anytime I downvote you it is because I don't agree with you. You also know that I upvote you as well even if we aren't best buds 💔

Any vote of yours that I've downvoted is because what you said is wrong or at a minimum disagree. You've been downvoting people out of spite, unless you have a really good argument to what I've posted then I recant the above statement and welcome your debate.

Also everyone that's downvoted you except maybe @stacksofplates has downvoted me before when they disagreed with stuff I've said. @JaredBusch @Obsolesce , @travisdh1 but they've had a reason or an argument to why they've disagreed with me. That's how it's supposed to work.

@scottalanmiller said in DNS Filtering Service:

@stacksofplates said in DNS Filtering Service:

@scottalanmiller said in DNS Filtering Service:

but the OP isn't looking for that.

Not sure why this is assumed. I took it to mean they wanted similar features of a pihole which include adding specific filters and reports.

Sorry, that was ambiguous. I meant that he wasn't looking "for the pihole", not that he was or wasn't looking for the whitelist/blacklist features.

I just meant that PiHole with CloudFlare was an obvious, super cheap, perfect solution - but the OP didn't want it so would need something to replicate it without being it in name.

Ah ok, no prob.

@mmicha said in Where to start...:

Build out a site to site to a their datacenter and slowly build / upgrade things.

A lift and shift can be a good idea. But it isn't very likely. Taking applications that aren't well maintained on premises and just shifting them off premises is just "moving" a problem, it isn't addressing it in any way.

That doesn't mean that you might not benefit from keeping these applications in this way. It's not to say that colocation is bad. But you can't start with the assumption that the "less common" solution will automatically be the right one with no evaluation at all.

@dustinb3403 I even managed to make devcon.exe disable USB
but I wanted with this command you sent

@jasgot said in Networking / Plotter / Save as PDF problem:

Gave up. Saving to Server 2019 instead.

Now that is just odd. If you can set it to save to the Server 2019 path, it should also work for Server 2021 path.

Maybe create a new path on Server 2012 using the same steps you used on Server 2019?

@vignesh said in Reactjs connection with backend.:

hi im created a llogin form in rectjs.how i store data in backend using nodejs and mysql?
please give some valid url to refer.

Here is a good place to start.

@dustinb3403 This only work for new user profiles and works okay .

@gjacobse said in Any way to get firmware for an HP ML350 G6?:

Is this what you are looking for:

** CRITICAL ** System ROMPaq Firmware Upgrade for HP ProLiant ML350 G6 (D22) Servers (For USB Key-Media)

Interesting, I looked earlier and it had a lock on the download button.

For anyone curious, I was trying to migrate a Windows VM from QNAP to Proxmox, and this came in handy. Notes...

The VM type can be set to Q35/UEFI. There may be multiple disk images on the QNAP box for the same VM: you need all of them in the same directory for the QCOW tooling to work correctly. Turn off the VM in Virtualization Manager, and copy them over to Proxmox via SSH; you can also download them via File Manager first. importdisk on the latest file; it'll rebuild a RAW file where Proxmox keeps the data. Mount the file in Proxmox as an IDE drive, and don't forget to set the boot order ahead of CD-ROM & Network. https://github.com/virtio-win/virtio-win-pkg-scripts has the latest guest drivers for QEMU/KVM. https://superuser.com/questions/1057959/windows-10-in-kvm-change-boot-disk-to-virtio has some strategies for migrating from IDE to VirtIO; again, don't forget to check the boot order when detaching/re-attaching the disk image. Adding a tiny VirtIO drive while the system was up, shutting down, detaching the two drives & attaching the main as VirtIO; was the working solution for me. Side note: unless you remember to look up your virtual MAC address in the QNAP VM, you'll need to reconfigure your network adapter after migration.