@Emad-R

Got fixed today. Thanks

Shows a fruit ,

@scottalanmiller said in MSP Ubiquiti Unifi management:

@black3dynamite said in MSP Ubiquiti Unifi management:

@scottalanmiller said in MSP Ubiquiti Unifi management:

@bbigford said in MSP Ubiquiti Unifi management:

Are you running your controller on something like Fedora Server?

We use Ubuntu, Jared uses Debian.

You mean "We use Ubuntu, Jared hates Ubuntu" lol

True. Very true.

It is.

@DustinB3403 said in Xen Orchestra - Feature Restrictions:

@dbeato said in Xen Orchestra - Feature Restrictions:

I am using the community edition.

Are you having some issue or just making a statement?

Making a statement, my issue with notifications as I chatted you, I will post something about it.

@dbeato said in ubnt CloudKey - refused connection:

@bbigford said in ubnt CloudKey - refused connection:

option but honestly I just haven't explored it yet for a multi-client setup.

I have one Unifi Controller with 70 Customers and they have each their own login and can manage it from their end. This one is not hosted on Vultr but rather in AWS but it is working well.

Moving to Vultr though very soon.

Yeah, I've worked with a single instance managing 200+ customers. Easy, especially when you can adopt a new AP before taking it on site.

Sorry @PhlipElder and @DustinB3403 , I've totally derailed this thread -- as has been my habit lately 😞

Sincerely,
Manxam the Therd

@Mike-Davis do the guest really need the ability to print to every printer?

Also for you record, this
https://thinkofnetwork.wordpress.com/2014/10/23/unlock-lost-ubiquiti-unifi-controller/

@StuartJordan Next time you decide to spin it up contact me and I will help you with the NAT issue. I have a little time this week. Next week I'm teaching FusionPBX November Admin training as show at www.fusionpbx.com. So if not this week I'll have more time after the training is over.

I'd just fire the customer if they are unable to listen to sound practices.

@markjcrane said in Setting up FusionPBX:

Debian 9

Thought I should give an update.

FreeSWITCH 1.8 officially supports Debian 9. FusionPBX install script shown on the downloads page for FusionPBX website will install Debian 9 (stretch). Also a few days ago I spent some time helping someone get it working on Raspberry Pi Raspbian based on Debian 9 stretch. We ran the FusionPBX install script will work fine for Raspberry Pi 3 Model b.

@travisdh1 Interesting, so it is working.

That's correct the pointed to /admin

@dafyre said in Favorite Offline Antivirus / Malware / Rescue Disk:

@travisdh1 said in Favorite Offline Antivirus / Malware / Rescue Disk:

@black3dynamite said in Favorite Offline Antivirus / Malware / Rescue Disk:

Linux Distros! :face_with_stuck-out_tongue_winking_eye:

Sadly, that's not the magical security blanket people assume, as I'm sure you already know.

True, but Linux + ClamAV = sometimes helpful.

I'd rather BitDefender or Kaspersky's over ClamAV though.

Edit: I actually quit using Offline ones because the last 3 times, I wound up with unbootable machines afterwards.

Yeah, if a system file got infected and cleaned, it does put a damper on operating correctly.

On Windows, there's a nice simple application call WinMTR that combines traceroute and ping tools.
Its available via chocolatey too.
choco install winmtr-redux

Using noop would be useful when you are checking on the status of a machine that you don't necessarily manage.

@wirestyle22 said in Deleting A single e-mail from all e-mail accounts in Exchange 2013 via EMC:

@dbeato said in Deleting A single e-mail from all e-mail accounts in Exchange 2013 via EMC:

'Subject:"Random characters* other stuff"'

so this?

'Subject:"*other stuff"'

Correct. DO a search first and see the results and then proceed to deletion.

@black3dynamite said in Getting Started with Chocolatey:

With most recent PowerShell version, is this a newer way of installing chocolatey?
https://chocolatey.org/install#install-from-powershell-v3
Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force; iwr https://chocolatey.org/install.ps1 -UseBasicParsing | iex

Nothing officially listed yet.

@aaronstuder what do you learn from this?

Post 1: What is this config? --edited and corrected
Post 2: deleted
Post 3: deleted
Post 4: Working!

@JasGOt said in Tunnel Interface with two Sonicwalls and three subnets.:

@PhlipElder said in Tunnel Interface with two Sonicwalls and three subnets.:

What we do:

Plug the server into a small 5-Port or 8-Port Gigabit switch.

We have a dedicated bench SonicWALL that is used to isolate the bench network then each LAN port on the unit is configured with its own subnet/gateway with a DENY between all.

The above switch is plugged in to one port on the SW. A Site-to-Site (S2S) tunnel is created to the client's site.

The VMs are stood up leaving the host in workgroup mode pulling a DHCP address that can be set to DHCP Reserved if need-be for longer bench duration.

All Roles and Features are set up and LoBs are installed and configured.

When it comes time to deliver we delete the S2S on both client and bench SWs.

Deliver the host. We always have a RMM/iDRAC Enterprise installed with DHCP enabled. That way we virtually never run into a problem on-site. Worse gets to worst a monitor and keyboard are available. 🙂

Once the host is configured on the production network we flip the IP on the DC VM and IPConfig /RegisterDNS then verify AD, DNS, ETC.

From there it's migrate ...

Okay. You do exactly what we do. Almost. Your outline above is describing what I am trying to streamline so it can be done over and over with different client sites with little to no effort. The one difference is that we use Robocopy to migrate all the data (over the tunnel) ahead of time (last week we pulled over 200TB of data over a tunnel in advance, it was sweet!), and then when we arrive on site (since it's all the same subnet), we run our script one last time to catch any new/modified files that showed up in the hours before final migration; this takes minutes.....

We even setup the new domain (when needed; I hate .local domains) with DHCP turned off, in our office before hand. It works a treat.

I spent time last night reading about EoIP with Mikrotik. It is exactly what I want, but I couldn't find any docs on setting it up with both Microtiks behind NAT devices. I'm still looking.

We do a .VHDX restore of their backup to the newly stood up VM what hosts their files and folders. That way there's no permissions issues. Final sync is done using BeyondCompare.

@clod said in Atom Editor and IDE:

My choice is CodeLobster IDE
It works best for projects that use some framework.

I don't know that one, checking it out. You need to note that you work at CodeLobster, though.