This here says you can go into regedit to remove the interfaces, but this doesn't appear to correct the issue. (new switches being created at every reboot)

The virtual switch configuration stored within the following key: HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\VMSMP\Parameters\SwitchList After they deleted the corresponding value within that key and rebooted, the virtual switch was gone. Source: Can't remove failed virtual switch from Hyper-V's Virtual Switch Manager https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/e49df568-4f4c-47b7-b30c-952d1e26ca58/cant-remove-failed-virtual-switch-from-hypervs-virtual-switch-manager

This issue is now resolved. I had to issue the command git checkout master before the standard upgrade process would work again.

@coliver said in Receipt Logs for Office 365 Emails:

@momurda said in Receipt Logs for Office 365 Emails:

@coliver This is done whenever MS feels like it, yes? I mean, you may not get the results for a while.

Nope it's done whenever you submit the search. It's stupid powerful. I do one at least once a week and never have had to wait more then a few minutes.

Yep, that’s my experience as well.

@dafyre said in Installing the Rocket.Chat Snap on LXD:

@aaronstuder said in Installing the Rocket.Chat Snap on LXD:

@dafyre How did you install it?

snap install rocketchat-server

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The same works on Debian 9 as well

I would say that all services often have a need to backup, none completely do. Comes down to the resiliency that you need.

O365 or G Suite are very much bricks, they rarely lose data. For a normal business, the impact of email loss at the rate that they experience it has a very low impact. Annoying, but only so bad.

If losing email would destroy your business, they you need to backup any service. Because even the most reliable provider in the world is at risk of account mistakes.

Webroot here. It has been excellent.

That's better... Run directly on XenServer host

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@rojoloco said in Dell support site:

Got it sorted - cleared cookies and rebooted. I guess the update to the site broke my open tab with a cached version of the page.

Yeah, it has been working here too.

@dbeato said in Azure Ethereum Network:

@irj said in Azure Ethereum Network:

You can now build your own Ethereum Network in Azure. I am sure we will start seeing blockchain integrated into Office 365 in the future.

Definitely Interesting!

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-stack/azure-stack-ethereum

Interesting for sure.

I am pretty damn excited! I got into both Microsft Blockchain workshops at Microsoft Ignite! I am going to get a hands on look at this!!!!

@dbeato said in Public IP for Server remote management:

I wouldn't place it on a Public IP, I would just manage it over Firewall Access Rules to locked down to few IP addresses or VPN.

Agreed. This is how I handle was well.

@jaredbusch said in SAS SSD vs SAS HDD in a RAID 10?:

@dave247 said in SAS SSD vs SAS HDD in a RAID 10?:

delete

You can delete your own post. it is only visible to you and a mod, until mods purge it.

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ugh, I swear that wasn't there the last time I looked... I can't delete it now though since it's been over 2 hours.

@romo said in Windows Admin Center, who uses it? Your experience:

@scottalanmiller The most login prompts are using it in Chrome.

Chrome has a bug regarding the websockets protocol and NTLM authentication. This effects the following tools: Events, PowerShell, Remote Desktop.
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=423609

Ah, good to know. That might exacerbate it.

For IT, or for Developers? I'm not sure where to start in either case, it is so case by case.

I mean... management needs to force it. That's about the only standard step.

Alright, I have some updates now that I have two identical machines but with different CPU configurations.

Machine 1: 2 x E5-2630v2, 6 cores each = 12 cores @ 2.60 GHz, 64GB RAM
Geekbench: ~29000
Idle power: ~60 Watt

Machine 2: 1 x E5-2670v2, 10 cores @ 2.50 GHz, 64GB RAM
Geekbench: ~27000
Idle power: ~30 Watt

The dual CPU machine is slightly faster but results are within 10% and there are some variation in the test when repeated.

The big difference however is in power consumption. Dual CPUs requires about twice the power when idling.

The machines both have the same dual socket motherboard, but the single CPU has fewer memory sockets but bigger (4x16GB) versus the dual CPU machine (8x8GB). But that is the reality as well - you need to populate more sockets with two CPUs.

That was an easy one.

@irj said in Find/Replace Across Files?:

@dafyre said in Find/Replace Across Files?:

@aaronstuder said in Find/Replace Across Files?:

I have a bunch of HTML files on the server that I need to do a find/replace on.

Any easy way to do this on Windows?

NotePad++ can do this, I think.

I am the minority on here. I prefer Notepadqq (notepad++) over VSC

I bailed on Notepad++ when the plugins all died because they are note supported int he 64 bit install of it..

@pete-s said in SANS SEC401: Security Essentials - alternatives?:

@irj said in SANS SEC401: Security Essentials - alternatives?:

@pete-s said in SANS SEC401: Security Essentials - alternatives?:

@irj said in SANS SEC401: Security Essentials - alternatives?:

I am curious to what SANS training costs?

Around $6000 for the training.

So after travel, etc, it is over budget?

Well, since I'm in Europe it's makes sense to take the training here. With flights, travel costs, hotel, etc the total will be about 8250 EUR, which is $9650. Add to that the loss of billable hours and it adds up.

Most of your standard cert training is like $3000 ,but most of the time it is just a bootcamp which really isnt what you want. I think you are going to be at that $5-6k range for the type of training you are looking at.

I recently attended an O365 workshop that was $4k for 3 days and it was an absolute joke. Alot of time your training, is only as good as your instructor.

It's just a couple of those servers that everyone forgot about that runs legacy application and sits in their own isolated network and nobody knows what to do with, except that they have to do something...soon. :smiling_face_with_open_mouth_smiling_eyes:

@jaredbusch said in Alternative software for Cisco IP-Phone:

@dustinb3403 said in Alternative software for Cisco IP-Phone:

@irj I don't think that is relevant.

I believe the question is "What softphones work with the Cisco PBX system?"

He said he has a Mitel

Oh, Cisco IP phone (misread)