@emad-r said in NextCloud Limit Bandwidth from server and not client:

@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Limit Bandwidth from server and not client:

@emad-r said in NextCloud Limit Bandwidth from server and not client:

@jaredbusch said in NextCloud Limit Bandwidth from server and not client:

I never have issues with this.

Well cause you use WIFi 5 Ghz AC perhaps, I am stuck with peanuts WiFi till we find budget for 100 machines for USB wifi adapters for AC 5 Ghz.

It is hard to justify that when you have the standard USB 2.4 ghz cost 10 JOD while the AC 5 ghz one is 30 JOD.

Wouldn't faster wifi be more of an issue than slower?

Nope, the slower the WiFi the longer it takes to backup the files, thus the longer backup job that never finishes.

Add to that 10 users same effect and we get those users that slow down everything, the faster they finish the better IMO, also if user on this slow WiFi adapter or other wishes to receive emails or print to network it will also be very slow on his end.

I wish if that office was cable connected instead, and cables everywhere. We have very good switches and every client will be able to reach ~80 MB/s instead of this 4 MB/s wifi. Some users have 40 GB worth of backup.

I'm confused, you want to make the system slower, but slower is the problem?

@francesco-provino said in Linux: History:

@stacksofplates said in Linux: History:

you can just do

gedit ~/.bash_history

or if you like the cli

cat ~/.bash_history

Obv only Bash if that's what you're using.

Why conCATenate? Just use LESS.

You can do either or any combination. Mostly just pointing you you don't need the gui.

By the way it works the same with 2FA in this forum, unless you sign out of the browser it keeps your session ID.

Hello All,

The Issue has been fixed as the reason for RemoteRegistry access Denied is Our Domain environment GPO is configured the RemoteRegistry service to start as automatic but the security setting of that service is configured with no user which cause all users to access deny.

Configured the GPO is with appropriate permission to the RemoteRegistry service and now all working prefect

Thanks All

@travisdh1 said in Linode host not allowing 80/443:

@wls-itguy said in Linode host not allowing 80/443:

All good. I dove way too deep on this one :crazy_face:

Turns out when I upgraded Moodle I forgot to put a log directory back in place and it was failing on the Apache restart.

I was just gonna ask if you're sure the service that's supposed to respond on those ports was running. That's the first thing I check anymore. Glad you were able to get it sorted.

For some reason I just went deep end because of Linode being involved. Oh well, lesson learned...I hope.

@dustinb3403 That's a good point. I think I would need another set of licenses with a possible exception in an emergency.
Maybe I will quit stalling and go ahead and and start using the server. I should have a fair amount of time next week.

Pretty much anywhere there is open land for a while you're certain to find at least a few rednecks, just like whitetail deer. . . they congregate wherever they can.

@stacksofplates said in Convert a list of DNS names to IPs:

while read dnsname; do
nslookup $dnsname

Beautiful

You may not have LoS to the building from your current location but I had a similar issue with a client and we were able to negotiate with the property management of a nearby apartment building that did have LoS. My client rents access to the building roof where we installed fiber internet access and a Poit-to-Point network. There's about 2km between the PtP devices and we managed to get about 175Mbps speeds using Ubiquiti gear. Would that be an option you could investigate? Easy to setup VPN between locations at that time.

Had another issue today at a different client. POTS handoff of Spectrum phones had one way audio.

I also could not get to the spectrumbusiness.net website to log in and forward the phones.

I had to send a tech on site with an analog phone to manually *72 forward the lines.

Thankfully the port is already scheduled for this client and happens on the 5th.

Terminus FTW!

@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