@ramblingbiped said in Check battery status in Linux:

I recommend this: https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-battery

Will have to give it a look.

Thanks

@matteo-nunziati said in Remote Rebuild. iLO Questions:

Also the ilo networking general info menu should show who is using a nic

OK, thanks for your help matteo.

@coliver said in Easy and Quick Imaging Solution:

@stacksofplates said in Easy and Quick Imaging Solution:

We do Kickstart installs. It's pretty easy.

Kickstart with some form of change management tool (ansible?) Would probably be the best bet.

Yeah that's what we do. Ansible builds the kickstart configs and PXE boot files from a YAML dictionary that defines all of the systems.

@stacksofplates said in Vuls and VulsRepo install on CentOS:

I was trying to understand how to read that report I posted from your site. I can't figure it out.

I honestly haven't dug into it yet, but it also doesn't look like it's worth the time either.

@matteo-nunziati f**k I will never learn how to write on a damn smartphone

@aaronstuder

Tried it today in Windows enviroment for both server and client, and while it is easy to setup it took forever for 1 image BU to complete. not sure why was not limited in CPU or RAM, and after 45 mins I stopped it and didnt care about it anymore, the client was fresh windows with 14 GB on C :

@nashbrydges

Hi,

I liked how you moved past the OS distro and focused on the apps. Cause that will result is waste of time.

I second Thunderbird especially with outlook accounts.

Check Wine, maybe it can help you with MS Publisher

@wrx7m I'm not sure. If all else fail, they do have chat room to let them know.
https://gitter.im/snipe/snipe-it

Because Microsoft has no way to clean up these certs and they are likely for self-signing software that Windows runs and "needs a cert for".

@obsolesce Right, I am having to add a group of computers to the printers' security permissions with allow printing enabled to get the GPP to actually deploy the printer to the user.

UNC pathing to the printer by a member of the PrintersChecksUsers (while the user is logged in) allows them to install and print to the printer.

The GPO shows as applied in the RSOP, but with item level targeting, I don't see any info on why it wasn't actually installed/applied. Maybe it shows it somewhere else.

The key is the shared printer's security tab on the print server, itself. That is where I have to allow the specific group of computers, as well as the specific group of users. I need both, the computers and users groups to have at least printing allowed.

@lj said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:

Reading the Veeam Backup Free Edition it appears it installs the console on windows Server or Windows Desktop. Does that sound right? I installed Altaro on the Hyper-V host itself. I don't know which setup would be better though. Comments appreciated.

Yes, it goes on Windows.

@joel said in Raid - Best Practices:

g raid...Or just bunch all the disks together and create seperate partitions for the c drive and then the d drive - is that still go

with an office that small - I ask - do you even need a server? Do you need local storage at all? can you go all cloud based? or just use a local NAS for storage and cloud for the rest?

Slack is up finally
https://status.slack.com/2018-06/142edcb9e52c7663

2012...ouch, scrap this one then....

We had two users yesterday with slight same issue in which the 😄 drive was not showing up even though you could see it on disk management and access programs as well.

@wrx7m Cool, good luck

@wrx7m said in SSO via LDAP:

@black3dynamite said in SSO via LDAP:

@wrx7m said in SSO via LDAP:

I am looking at doing this with another SSO provider; Okta is on the shortlist.

We've been using Okta and its been great.

Thanks for the mini review :grinning_face:

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@obsolesce said in SCCM Queries:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sccm/develop/reference/core/clients/manage/sms_r_system-server-wmi-class

And I see many of the attributes I can include in a query there. So when a query is run, this class is generated, which populates itself with the relevant data from the database, then the query selects the necessary data from this on-the-fly generated class. Does that seem right?