@dashrender Agreed, i doubt it is DHCP and to answer why, i don't know, can't see it. Their MSP is just playing blame game i was trying to posit a solution without having all the data. If those things are each on 255.255.255.0 subnets though, no way they can talk without something routing it.

Lenovo... giving you the finger.

Also XenServer (and soon to be XCP-ng) have a vSAN type of approach as well.

I'd ask @olivier to explain how it all works though.

@travisdh1 mmmmmmmmm....... piiiiiiiiie switches......

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@jaredbusch said in Anyone have a powershell line to create a new admin account:

I have a handful of Windows 7 machiens not on a domain.

I want to put a new Admin account on them.

The current user accounts have admin rights, which I will remove, I have ScreenConnect installed and running with admin perms. So I can pop a powershell via the ScreenConnect command window easily to do this.

not tested... maybe this thread can help with PS 2.0. Quoting code here:

# Create new local Admin user for script purposes $Computer = [ADSI]"WinNT://$Env:COMPUTERNAME,Computer" $LocalAdmin = $Computer.Create("User", "LocalAdmin") $LocalAdmin.SetPassword("Password01") $LocalAdmin.SetInfo() $LocalAdmin.FullName = "Local Admin by Powershell" $LocalAdmin.SetInfo() $LocalAdmin.UserFlags = 64 + 65536 # ADS_UF_PASSWD_CANT_CHANGE + ADS_UF_DONT_EXPIRE_PASSWD $LocalAdmin.SetInfo()

@dashrender said in Windows Server 2016 NIC Teaming - No internet:

@thwr said in Windows Server 2016 NIC Teaming - No internet:

@tim_g said in Windows Server 2016 NIC Teaming - No internet:

@thwr said in Windows Server 2016 NIC Teaming - No internet:

@tim_g said in Windows Server 2016 NIC Teaming - No internet:

Are you setting the NICTeam IP or one of the adapters making the team.

Leave the individual adapters alone, and just set the Team

Asked that before, he's configuring the team, not the NICs

Before it's a team you can mess with the NIC settings, and it effects the Team afterwards (in my experience).

Should not happen because Windows will unbind all IP protocols (v4 and v6) from each member NIC. At least in theory.

Don't ya just love theory???

I'm more on the practical side.

PSRemoting is another built in way.

Take a look at this:
https://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi-Wireless/Unifi-AP-AC-and-AP-AC-v2-firmware/td-p/2000178
Unfortunately you are in the latest Firmware
https://www.ubnt.com/download/unifi/unifi-ap-ac/default/unifi-firmware-3815-uap-ac-uap-ac-v2-uap-ac-outdoor

@bbigford said in Unifi controller install errors:

@dbeato said in Unifi controller install errors:

This error usually means the service was still running...

I'd have figured it would terminate as part of the upgrade. I figured wrong!

It never does in Windows 😞 In Linux it works great.

The same issue Happened while using

Curl -L URL.com

Because of that I am going for Remote login

@dashrender said in iOS - Unifi connectivity issues:

@bbigford said in iOS - Unifi connectivity issues:

@jaredbusch said in iOS - Unifi connectivity issues:

@bbigford said in iOS - Unifi connectivity issues:

@dashrender said in iOS - Unifi connectivity issues:

Firmware can update on it's own outside of the controller version being updated.

If the Controller is set to auto upgrade UAPs, that could explain why this happened considering you haven't updated the firmware on your own.

Discovered the APs aren't running the most up to date software, if it had updated. 'Upgrade' button is missing on the controller, for each AP. Guessing I'll have to get the controller software updated first.

Always the best thing to do.

Upgraded mine tonight. UniFi 5.6.29 is current and the firmware on my UAPs is 3.9.19.8123 now.

Got the controller up to date now. EOL notice for UAP-AC-V2 popped up for both APs, as expected. Upgrade button still absent. Digging further shows there is no firmware update available for this old of a device. That's what I love to see. Time for an upgrade.

Of course it was inevitable, but first time I've seen their stuff go EOL.

I think it is the first of the UAP line. They have plenty of other lines that have stuff go EOL

@dustinb3403 said in OpenProject Installation Troubleshooting.:

eh.

I agree, but I just want to see what it's all about, which docker will work fine for. Maybe I'll revisit once I have more time. Doubt I'll be much help even then though.

@bnrstnr fork.

I almost wonder if it will get like a commodity where there is no money to be made, especially on the lower end.

It's happened with enough other technologies.

Or where people keep predicting Windows will end up.

@dashrender said in Network setup assistance:

@thwr said in Network setup assistance:

@dashrender said in Network setup assistance:

@thwr said in Network setup assistance:

@dashrender said in Network setup assistance:

The connection to the hospital terminates in building 2, but the equipment that needs access to this is on the other end of a private fiber link in building 1. So I purchased a ER-X SFP for the side near the corporate firewall, and a ES SFP for the radiology side. The ER-X SFP was the least expensive way to get the fiber connections for the building 2 side.

The equipment would be fine. A little benefit: You could run a VPN tunnel too to secure traffic, if that's a requirement.

I suppose I could. It is provided by Cox, so it's like the NSA has taps in their DCs just like everywhere watching all traffic flowing.

They shouldn't be able to. Health data should be kept private.

LOL - just like no one should have been looking at private data flowing between Google Datacenter just because it was flowing through AT&Ts DCs... but it was happening.

Sadly, yes

@emad-r said in vFront (User front-end for MySQL and PostgreSQL databases):

@black3dynamite said in vFront (User front-end for MySQL and PostgreSQL databases):

@scottalanmiller said in vFront (User front-end for MySQL and PostgreSQL databases):

@black3dynamite said in vFront (User front-end for MySQL and PostgreSQL databases):

That's awesome. I've always been using Adminer (https://www.adminer.org/) when I need to manage databases.

This isn't for managing them, this is for creating simple front ends, like Access used to do.

Ok, that makes more sense now.

The VFront Administration for DB Administration uses Adminer. Just have to enable the plugin.
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Correct, this is there for quick edits, but why use those when there are enterprise solutions like MySQL Workbench.

Yep, I use that too.
But I do get a Connection Warning about an incompatible/nonstandard server or connection protocal detected (10.2.10) when connecting to MariaDB.

@black3dynamite said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

@scottalanmiller said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

@black3dynamite said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

@scottalanmiller said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

@black3dynamite said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

Where I work at, we are a test center and our students or instructors can go for certifications like MTA, MOS, and MCE.

So you are a secretarial training center? What do you do? MOS is for secretaries and receptionists. MCE is for teachers. MTA is for pre-topical students.

No, I am the IT Support Specialist (damn those long titles) for the school that is also a Certiport test center too.

I got that YOU are in IT. 🙂 I'm just wondering what they do that offers those non-IT certs. It makes sense that all of those exist, they all have a solid place and reason. Just not IT reasons. Or in the case of MTA, not professional IT reasons.

We do provide IT students with TestOut.
http://www.testout.com/Certification/Pro-Exams/Catalog

Never heard of that one.

@dashrender said in the benefits for a small company that wants to use a virtual server:

Lack of testing by a vendor isn't really something to prevent you from using it, unless that means the vendor will refuse to support you. In that case you should dump them like a hot potato and move onto someone who believes in their technology and keeps it up to date.

Saying you don't support would basically be like saying, you can only run this software on IBM hardware, but not Dell.

http://www.smbitjournal.com/2016/10/you-cant-virtualize-that/

At least you found a (somewhat) viable workaround.