No, you should never need to do that because it should always be an outbound registration to keep the trunk up.

@krisleslie said in Hitting the limits of the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter:

@jaredbusch My apologies, I meant QoS!

Well then, yes, better QoS performance because better processors.

@gjacobse said in Firefox Add-ons v55 and future:

It seems that a number of common Add-ons or Extensions for Firefox have become 'Legacy' since the release of v55.

With this - what is everyone using for

Ad-blocks Bookmark Backup other useful tools

NoScript uBlock LastPass (Can't see anything in Show Matching Sites) Magic Actions for YouTube (Seems to not work well with the new YouTube)

@jaredbusch said in Phyiscal Access Control Systems - Recommendations?:

I would highly recommend a system that uses proximity cards because anything else is just a pain in the ass for users.

If some current system (recall I am 15 years out of touch on this) supports modern NFC standards, you may be able to have a phone app to allow entry. I assume this exists, but I have no idea.

I did see some systems from HID that had mobile device access -
https://www.hidglobal.com/solutions/hid-mobile-access

@scottalanmiller said in FIPS 140-2 compliance and Ubiquiti VPN:

OpenVPN is FIPS compliant.

It's a cryptographic module that can be inside solutions so the term would be "FIPS 140-2 Inside" technically (As the implementation hasn't been validated).

@coliver said in How To Download Oracle Java Directly to Server without Clicking Accept:

This is more helpful then you realize.

I needed it today, so I'm pretty aware how useful it is 🙂

@dafyre said in hyper-v bad physical NIC? - vswitch or NIC teaming?:

What does the windows event log look like? (You said this was a gui install, right?)

My lab server is a GUI install, but the production server is non GUI.

@olivier said in XenServer hyperconverged:

We validated our first provider: https://xen-orchestra.com/blog/xosan-on-10gbps-io/

Next? Probably a hardware provider 🙂

Congrats

@momurda - I will have to keep an eye on the last seen. So far, those reports are accurate on mine, as they are newly-imaged computers that have not been deployed.

@travisdh1 said in Reflexion by Sophos? Am I alone in having issues?:

@scottalanmiller said in Reflexion by Sophos? Am I alone in having issues?:

@travisdh1 said in Reflexion by Sophos? Am I alone in having issues?:

I haven't experienced any issues with Sophos and email, yet. The one part time job in taking on uses Sophos endpoint protection, and was stopping a program from running, not that said program is any great shakes itself.

Are you using Sophos' hosted mailbagging service, though?

I honestly don't know for sure yet, is be surprised the as the secretary said they have mail hosted through Gmail.

THen what are you responding about?

@romo said in Sudo without Password?:

When using configuration management tools it does make things a lot easier to work with if you atleast have one user with passwordless sudo. You really don't need to log to the servers anymore, you only need to properly secure your ssh keys.

With things like salt stack, you don't even need that.

@aaronstuder said in SaltStack Use Cases:

@scottalanmiller Why not just rsync directly to the master? You want versioning?

Yes, and multiple users, and a central repository.

Started working, took about five hours for the emails to flow. Must have been a long setup time on the back end.

https://cormachogan.com/2016/01/18/where-are-they-now/

Good read of the boneyard of storage companies.

If you find something that works please let us know.

@mattbagan

Fedora
kimchi-2.5.0-0.fc25.noarch.rpm
wok-2.5.0-0.fc25.noarch.rpm

@kris_k said in Migrating File Shares from Windows Server 2012 to 2012 R2:

@wrx7m
No reason. It will work just fine.

Agreed.