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@wirestyle22 said in Fail2ban on load balancer:

@IRJ said in Fail2ban on load balancer:

@wirestyle22 said in Fail2ban on load balancer:

@IRJ said in Fail2ban on load balancer:

@wirestyle22 said in Fail2ban on load balancer:

@wrx7m False positives too. If I blocked all Canada traffic as an example, LogMeIn will intermittently not work because they have data centers in Canada. There is essentially no benefit to it and a few, mostly small downsides. It just aids sale because it sounds cool.

That's not what's being talked about here. We are talking about doing in on a load balancer for a specific service. In this case https traffic to a specific application.

I was talking specifically about potential problems with geo-location. I understand what is being discussed

If you do geo-blocking then it becomes part of the process of installing new software and services to add a whitelist of IPs for that service. Any cloud hosting provider has something similar to this.

https://help.logmein.com/articles/en_US/FAQ/Whitelisting-and-LogMeIn

For what real benefit though? That is kind of my point. It's a PITA but also doesn't benefit you really

The point is, it's about politics. The value has nothing to do with IT when it does have value. Any (or essentially any) value comes from unhealthy organizations driven by politics and not by results. Which, as I've said many times, is the average company.

Of course it was still broken today - well, the display portion was at least.

While continuing to work on this, since I could see the Manage box, I decided to try to tab to it, and it worked. I pressed enter with it highlighted and I was able to manage it.

Now my goal was to set it as default, the set as default button was missing. After some searching around, I realized that the "Let Windows manage my default printer" box had become rechecked. After unchecking it, and once again using the tab trick to get into manage the MS Print to PDF feature, I was able to set it as the default printer.

So I've found a work-a-round, but the display issue is still there so I don't consider the issue resolved.

@DustinB3403 said in Ads in Windows 10:

@Curtis said in Ads in Windows 10:

@Dashrender We are having this issue now too. What did you decide to do?

I believe he disabled just the individual source of the notifications. In this case the Chrome notifications from the shady websites.

Yep, that's what I did - disabled the specific website that the user had allowed to notify.

@Pete-S said in Discussing with management switching to VOIP ...:

@Skyetel said in Discussing with management switching to VOIP ...:

@Pete-S said in Discussing with management switching to VOIP ...:

@BraswellJay said in Discussing with management switching to VOIP ...:

No internet - no phones : this is an issue in that we don't have redundancy on our network link, but there has not been any network outage since the fiber was installed at this particular site several years ago. Not sure what I can do on this short of say we could keep a POTS line or two for emergencies but that of course starts to eat into the cost savings some also.

Maybe you can setup a 4G link as redundancy instead. Voip traffic doesn't require that much bandwidth so even if you only get 2 Megabit/s or something it is still plenty.

I would suggest against this - a lot of the 4G carriers do crazy things with NAT that SIP Trunks really really do not like. We run into CGN problems all the time:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrier-grade_NAT. It also can create issues with UDP Fragmentation.

But if you are using a hosted PBX is that really an issue?

You can mitigate it somewhat, but yea, its still an issue. The best way to get around it with a hosted PBX is to use a VPN between the phone and the PBX. That will bypass most of the NAT issues and keep the phones routing the way they should. You can still get dropped calls though.

@FATeknollogee said in Block Spam callers:

@Skyetel Haha, ROFL. Lenny is a star!! This Jerry Jones isn't very bright!

And I'm sure his name is really Jerry Jones. lol

@wirestyle22 said in Quick List of Useful Powershell Commands:

@IRJ said in Quick List of Useful Powershell Commands:

@wirestyle22 said in Quick List of Useful Powershell Commands:

@IRJ Every day is like 12 hours of work in an 8 hour day and that's when I don't have random things thrown at me. I am working on the weekend but it's mostly in Linux. May need to make time

You could probably feel comfortable with it in a week if you used it for everything. It is quite amazing how much you can feel lost with something one day and the next day you 100% get it. This happens alot and learning isn't always linear. There is generally a break through period.

Yeah I just don't have the time. Everything has to be fixed immediately here. There is no room for it unfortunately. I'm going to go through the book @Dashrender and I both purchased called Learn Powershell in a Month of Lunches

You learn stuff one bite at a time. My PowerShell chops are much better after a year at my current gig. And they improved doing one task at a time. Like that cmdlet I posted for finding user names. I did that enough to where I started to understand exactly what I'm telling the cmdlet to do, which leads to learning other cmdlets and such quicker.

NVM. Decided to work randomly.

@Emad-R
Absolutely. Two things:

They are new so servers are most likely not overloaded with VMs. Time will tell if they continue that way after the service gets popular Depending on the configuration, they are more expensive

@DustinB3403 said in Using SED to replace a line with spaces:

@JaredBusch said in Using SED to replace a line with spaces:

I typically use / instead of ~ for the delimiter, looks right.

Have to use ~ because I'm adding a URL in the part that's being replaced.

Also that did work, not sure why it wasn't showing the change first time.

Thanks for the sanity check.

wait...... I skimmed. I admit..

You have to escape spaces or wrap it in quotes.

Oh it worked.. then all good. Ignore me..

I'm busy unpurging email.

@Pete-S said in Performance of Intel Xeon Scalable 6146 versus E5-2667 v4 in the real world...:

@flomer I would say this is a post-sales matter so I would go that route. You bought something and it is not performing to your expectations. Is it a hardware problem, software configuration or did you buy the wrong thing? It doesn't matter - you paid big money for it so get the vendor to sort it out.

That's not at all how it works. Try buying a Chevy car and going to the dealer "I paid a lot of money and it doesn't haul eight people, you have to fix it." Clearly it was your job to evaluate your workload and determine your needs. And "a lot of money" is subjective.

There is no one involved in this equation responsible for knowing the workload and performance characteristics except for the end user. Unless the procs aren't working correctly, the percentage of responsibility on the vendor would be zero.

Nice find. I was actually lamenting the search-ability of social media the other day. If I wanted to find something from a fb page it’s almost impossible to find it.

@Dashrender said in How can I turn off auto centering in LibreOffice Calc?:

@bnrstnr said in How can I turn off auto centering in LibreOffice Calc?:

@DustinB3403 said in How can I turn off auto centering in LibreOffice Calc?:

Do you have Column A locked so when you scroll everything else moves and A is hidden? Or is that filter on A only to find numbers etc?

It's just the behavior of a normal workbook. Nothing hidden or locked (from my experience anyway). If the column you want to edit extends off the right edge of the screen it moves the window to try to make the whole column visible.

Not that it's relevant really, but I don't see a way to turn it off in Excel either.

Yeah, I've seen this behavior in Excel before - definitely annoying... I get what they are doing - showing all the data for that column... but still.

I understand it, too. It would be nice if it was something you could toggle though

@scottalanmiller I like to live on the edge 😂

MS licensing on Sharepoint is as easy as licensing gets. It can't be more straightforward.

https://products.office.com/en-us/sharepoint/sharepoint-licensing-overview

"For On-Premises, intranet sites are licensed using a Server/CAL (Client Access License) model. SharePoint Server 2019 is required for each running instance of the software, and CALs are required for each person or device accessing a SharePoint Server."

It's that simple. CALs are requires for each person or device accessing SP. That's it. Nothing more or less. It's not just easy, but exactly what you'd logically expect the licensing to do if they were being rational.

@scottalanmiller and all, I don't know why you still loosing time. Use my rpms and install freeswitch/fusionpbx in minutes
https://okay.network/blog-news/rpm-repositories-for-centos-6-and-7.html

Just for anyone else who may ask the same question - I came across an open source program, Avidemux, simple to use and understand & free.

Awsome, I shared it on Twitter!

Register the drives on WDs site, then submit them for replacement. I've done a bunch of those. If you don't know the server they were in and can't go through the Dell warranty, then yeah you need to go through WD, or call Dell to see if they recorded which drive serial number goes with which Dell Tag #.

1 .So can ovirt be run with only 2 nodes?
2. With those 2 nodes, do you need a separate shared storage device for live migrations, etc, or can you have local storage (Like "vsan")?