@black3dynamite said in Replacing Samsung Android device:

@gjacobse said in Replacing Samsung Android device:

@scottalanmiller said in Replacing Samsung Android device:

@gjacobse said in Replacing Samsung Android device:

@scottalanmiller said in Replacing Samsung Android device:

Chromebook Tab 10

My initial concern with the ChromeOS line is that there are going to be some specific applications that I will want to run. Naming DroidPSK and 817 Companion - Ham Radio programs.

How is that an issue? It runs anything Android can run. So if those don't work on Android, why do you want an Android device?

It's not an issue if the ChromeOS will run them. I don't have the bases of ChromeOS, but did look at the CB Tab10, and it should work fine... so - I am open to it as an option.

Android apps can be installed on ChromeOS.
https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/7021273?hl=en

But Google Play Store is only available on selected Chromebooks
https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/chromium-os/chrome-os-systems-supporting-android-apps

New ones with OP1 processor all take the Google Play Store.

@shybrsky said in Recommendation Parental Control App for Android:

Hi guys

any recommendation of parental control app for android ??
as my requirement on app , such below:

Limitation of using android tab/phone . if not within time limitation, tab/phone unable to use Limitation of App access also time management like point 1 Limitation of accessible websites

Thanks any respond
Shybs

1 and 3 are solvable without mdm. 2 is achievable with mdm solution.

@jmoore said in How Can You Block or Disable "People Also Search For" in Google Results:

@stacksofplates Yeah I've always wondered this forum is titled as such because its an Indian drink and tasty

https://mangolassi.it/topic/4/welcome-to-mangolassi

@romo said in CSS help:

@wls-itguy search for the margin properties, headers usually have by default a lot more than paragraphs.

Usually people reset all the margins and paddings on the page elements to 0 and then set them to the value of their choosing.

For example, here in yellow are the default margins for an h5 set by the nodebb devs and shown in mangolassi.
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Perfect example! See the spacing between student, SSN, and DOB, I don't want that at all or at least half of that 🙂

@jackcpickup : AFAIK, 2007 no longer works with O365 due to the removal of RPC over HTTP as of Oct 31 2017. They have since switched to MAPI over HTTP which is only supported by Outlook 2010 SP2 and later.

@gjacobse said in Server 2008 Exchange 2010: Event 1009:

Nearly all of the Exchange issues I deal with right now really come from O365.

However I was asked about Exchange Mail Submission server that was throwing Event 1009, and effectively stopping mail flow. What he found via forum (not ML) searching was 'a back pressure issue, but the Event Log wasn't logging in back pressure messages'

While it's been four years since directly touching a Exchange system, the term 'back pressure' is not one I have heard before.

However, looking up Exchange Event 1009 give me a few options including limited disk space.

Has anyone come across the term 'Back Pressure' with Exchange in the past?

Yes, it is when the server is running out of space or resources for delivery of incoming emails

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/mail-flow/back-pressure

@scottalanmiller said in Server 2012 PS: Script to find OU path:

@dbeato he's looking for NTG admin accounts on someone else's domain.

Good!

Also Hybrid Deployments I have only used it for customers that do not care for Exchange onsite to receive emails on mailboxes that are not in the cloud when the Internet is down. Hybrid Configurations a times need to be reconfigured (Meaning just running the wizard to confirm it is still in place)>

@gjacobse said in Domain Computers: Clock Sync:

DC4 is a virtual machine. changes to it are likely over rode by the Hypervisor or physical hardware that were wrong.

By updating the physical hardware, and then running w32tm /resync the time updated.

The issue will resurface again as the BIOS is losing time and will be pulled again wrongly on the host. Have you tried not syncing the time of the VM through the Hypervisor and turning of Time Synchronization for this DC?

@travisdh1 said in Backup Systems without on-site external storage:

@scottalanmiller said in Backup Systems without on-site external storage:

@black3dynamite said in Backup Systems without on-site external storage:

@scottalanmiller said in Backup Systems without on-site external storage:

@black3dynamite said in Backup Systems without on-site external storage:

@obsolesce said in Backup Systems without on-site external storage:

I've recently come across Restic and looks great:

Site:
https://github.com/restic/restic

Documentation:
https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

I haven't tried it yet, but it's on my list to try on my KVM server using Google's cloud as a test.

I’ve only tested it with backing up nextcloud user data and it’s been working great so far.

What are you backing up to?

I only tried an external hard drive and sftp to a Linux Server. I would like to try Backblaze.

I would like to check out Wasabi.

At first glance, https://wasabi.com/pricing/ looks like it could be a little cheaper than B2. Would definitely be cheaper if you need to download significant amounts often.

That was its selling point - a bit cheaper than even B2, but with full S3 compatibility.

@dbeato said in Oops... StorageCraft site down:

Interesting, Labcorp last week had also Crypto malware. Hopefully is nothing like that.

It's been a rough couple weeks for everyone.

@jaredbusch said in cloud ftp back up target:

@scottalanmiller said in cloud ftp back up target:

Any distro will work. FTP is a "generic" service that is the same between them. I'd use Fedora myself, but anything will be fine. Any standard distro you are already using is what I'd go with.

So would I. Just used the "CentOS" moniker because any black box he bought would likely be that or Ubuntu underneath.

I was going to say, I haven’t need to buy anything from someone for FTP.

Roaming Profiles can be a real bear to manage and when they break they break hard.

We've been using Redirected Folders since the 2000/2003 days. We redirect My Docs and subfolders, Desktop, Links (Favourites/Quick Access links in File Explorer), IE Favourites, and that's it.

Redirecting AppData can be a bad thing. There's certificate and security service content in there that tends to not like being redirected.

Some pearls and caveats involved with Redirected Folders:
1: If user content needs to be redirected back to their machines logon times can be very long especially if they have a lot of content.
2: If a new server destination is set logon times can also be very long as files/content get transferred to the new destination.
3: Destination permissions need to be set as per Microsoft's KB to allow for traverse but exclusive to user access.
4: Be mindful of user OU structure and Redirected Folder destinations relative to Sites especially WAN based sites.
5: If exclusive access is set in the GPO then don't mess with the permissions on the user's home folder (they get created automagically).
6: In cases where the destination server's name is different use the Disable Strict Naming setting in Group Policy to allow DNS to point to the new location and just connect the old file server VM's VHDX/VMDK and share it. Note that the new destination will need to have a new share name.
7: Make sure to use File Resource Manager to set quotas and file type filters and have e-mail set up to warn the user and the admin(s).
8: Offline Files should be set via Group Policy with file types such as .PST, .QBxx, and other active content excluded from redirection.
9: Limit the Offline Files cache size based on the smallest storage being delivered to users or GPO/OU delimit the size for different groups.
10: Redirected Folders and the GPO settings tend to tattoo so keep this in mind.
11: We use GPPreferences to create a set of folders on the C : drive: C:\ClientData\AppName\SubFolders <-- Users are trained to put their active data such as archive PSTs, QB, Sage, ETC data there.

Long story short, there would be a lot less grief with Redirected Folders.

EDIT:
12: Enable Access-based Enumeration on the root share (we do this for all shares)

Some posts that have aged well:
http://blog.mpecsinc.ca/2009/06/sbs-2003-to-sbs-2008-migrations-folder.html
Root folders permissions setup:
http://blog.mpecsinc.ca/2010/12/sbs-2008-and-sbs-2011-folder.html
Microsoft's official doc:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/it-pro/windows-server-2012-R2-and-2012/jj649078(v%3Dws.11)

For anyone curious, recovery mode does not even query DHCP.
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@gjacobse
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@dafyre said in Fedora - Low disk space on root.:

@irj said in Fedora - Low disk space on root.:

Maybe it is my Windows virtual machine!

I always fix my KVM to use /home/virtualmachines for the VMs. 🙂

I decided to delete it. I am able to RDP into Windows if I need it anyway. My total disk size is only 128GB. So I dont really have room for a 30GB VM anyway.

Sorry, guys. pasted the link to this thread. The correct one is https://www.altaro.com/hyper-v/restoring-virtual-machine-creation-time/

I'm awaiting the user testing the hardware acceleration disablement.

Did you use the Libreswan or Strongswan setting in your previous post?

@pete-s said in ARM Desktop I Finally Want:

Add $30 for 4GB of memory and you're at the same price as the board you mentioned but with 2-3 times the performance of the rockchip. The J3455 is an older NUC so it can only take 8GB RAM.

Well that's at least $160 vs. $129. But a bigger deal is power consumption, I think. I'd like to see the numbers, but I bet that the RC is dramatically lower.