Just updated one client system. Now on v4.5.0 build 3701 (gbf1e742df)

@eddiejennings said in Logging Domain user authentication failures:

@travisdh1 said in Logging Domain user authentication failures:

@eddiejennings No OSSEC, Wazuh, or some other security monitoring available? All of them monitor logins by default that I've looked at. Should be easy to customize a report for whatever you need.

I haven't had to set this up in a Windows environment yet, so I'm also curious as to what you end up doing.

We do have ExtraHop; however, it's not capturing all the traffic it should (and another team is in charge of its configuration), so using auditing on the domain controllers is a bit of a stop-gap measure.

Ah. What an ..... effective use of resources.

Good luck, ExtraHop is very nice, but like every other tool, it's useless untill deployed properly.

@computerchip I just figured that someone else might like to get the correct definition.

I have done this with Dashlane. Ive used it myself for years. A couple times I shared it with a friend for sites and passwords. It has a nice secure area for another layer to put stuff in. It has a desktop app and a nice phone app.

@jaredbusch said in Installing a salt minion on FreePBX:

@fuznutz04 I have not. But as you are seeing, FreePBX 14 and newer are not CentOS anymore. They are Sangoma OS.

I am sure some manual setup would work as most things seemt to be ported, but no idea.

The only extra thing I have added to FreePBX is ZeroTier.

Good point. I will post some notes as to how well this works out. I was at least able to install it successfully.

I have it setup bysender and it sends per each domain through an specific email gateway
https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Relay_per_Domain

@jaredbusch said in Remmina - using profiles causes application to crash - Fedora 28 Workstation:

@dustinb3403 said in Remmina - using profiles causes application to crash - Fedora 28 Workstation:

@jaredbusch said in Remmina - using profiles causes application to crash - Fedora 28 Workstation:

Thanks for the fast reply, the issue is the color setting were set to low by default. Setting it to 16 bit corrected the issue.

So the crash was connecting, not the profile creation?

Correct.

@irj said in top vs htop:

@dafyre said in top vs htop:

@obsolesce said in top vs htop:

@irj

I've never seen that either, even when installing it on old AF linux boxes.

I've seen it barf errors before when the right version of Python isn't set as the default.

what version of python does it want?

Python3 on Fedora 28.

@jaredbusch nice

@obsolesce
XFS -

I use your document minus Hyper-V, DHCP and automatic updates (I don't install those packages). I differ by creating a separate 5 Gib XFS partition /myshare during setup along with the different info in smb.conf file.

Thanks everyone. Yes it is most likely an unneeded extra step.

@scottalanmiller said in Proper NTP server usage?:

@dbeato said in Proper NTP server usage?:

@obsolesce said in Proper NTP server usage?:

@dbeato said in Proper NTP server usage?:

@obsolesce said in Proper NTP server usage?:

I just stood up a 2016 DC. I did nothing at all to it, and by default it uses the PDCE as the w32tm /query /source.

I haven't had a need to stand up a 2016 PDCE, just regular DCs.

I'm going to stand one up in a lab to see what the source is by default.

I could have sworn it was time.windows.com and not CMOS. That was 2012 R2 though, I'm curious now.

It has always been CMOS first, that's why all the systems that lose their time over time are due to that. Also any VM prior to booting to the OS regardless or not they have Guest Services enabled, get the time from the Host BIOS.

That makes sense. The PDCE I set to use ntp.org very well may have said CMOS before I changed it. But regardless, when you join a pc or server to the domain, it automatically is set to use the PDCE as the time source.

Yes, in a domain all computers get the time from a DC.

They SHOULD anyway.

Yeah, that's important to note, should is the keyword.

@siringo said in RAID what?:

Are 146GB disks too big for RAID5?

Those are itty bitty. Like 2004 tiny.

@obsolesce said in Is Spectrum down again today:

No, if they catch wind of a customer wanting to cancel, they turn off their website and kill their phones.

heh.

Well it just loaded and I see everything properly looks ported.. time to have the owner call in and cancel.

@tech1 said in Microsoft new account security questions:

Creating a new account for a pc in Windows 10 and it makes you do security questions. Is there a way to bypass?

Yes, it happens on Windows 1803 and up and only on local accounts. With microsoft accounts it is the usual.

Is Remmina ceashing when RDP to older servers like Server 2008 R2? That’s the only server giving me issues with Remmina. Try freerdp or rdesktop through command line and see if you have a better experience.

@jaredbusch said in PDQ Deploy:

I quit using PDQ with any regularity when I found chocolatey.

Same, but I only used it at the last job, now I just use a chocolate ps script that does all of it.

@wrx7m said in Shared HP Printers - Apply Preferences/Settings to Clients:

I figured it out. You have to use the Printer defaults button on the advanced tab. It opens the same window as shown in the OP, but it will apply it to the clients.
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Yes, that is where you always do it. Remember that when you change printer drivers you need to change it all over.