Skype for Linux (beta) has a 'normal' feel to it,.. really looks just like the Windows Version

@Tim_G said in Google Cloud as offsite backup. How to check if it's suitable for us or no and pricing ?:

My point is that you shouldn't use "cloud" backup as a replacement for onsite backup. And if you do use something like that, it's fine if it slowly archives backups in the background, as your main on-site backups do their thing like normal, and you can restore if needed like normal.

Of course not, we already have Onsite backup and from (Onsite backup) itself I am trying to push the data to Google Cloud (for Offsite purpose).

@JaredBusch since I havent went out to buy a new workstation yet I find myself rather addicted to RDSH (on which I have installed Chrome). Seems like Firefox on Windows = nothing really works as well as Chrome).

I have been looking at doing a Linux Terminal Server but updates are scarce and I am not sure NX (nomachine) could give the low latency performance that RDSH2016 is giving me.

@Himura1 said in Windows 10 volume licensing questions:

wow, didn't except so many discussions!

That's how we role.

@gjacobse said in Windows Nextcloud Client Log file:

Thanks to @scottalanmiller for correcting the issue. I was watching when it was working on it, but sadly do not recall what it was he did.

Rebooted 🙂

Here's what the alerts look like in both alertmanager and prometheus:

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@JaredBusch Fine...

More wallpapers in the F26 standard set...

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@JaredBusch yes, I saw.

The real solution is just don't do bitlocker... Use file level encryption or something similar. I just don't see much utility for bitlocker outside of personal devices.

Why aren't you running DSET on the server regardless of OpenManage? DSET will reveal any issues and they should replace it.
http://www.dell.com/support/contents/us/en/19/article/Product-Support/Self-support-Knowledgebase/enterprise-resource-center/Enterprise-Tools/dell-system-e-support-tool

http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN292237/EN

Make sure to ask for a manager.
You can also get all the most up to date drivers and firmware from Dell here:
www.poweredgec.com

This person had the same issue, see below:
https://www.tenforums.com/general-support/59759-strange-issues-after-anniversary-update.html

The AISuite 3 with Asus causes this. Just make sure to uninstall or start WIndows without any of the additional startup programs or services enabled.

Nowhere near bedtime here. Just finished dinner.

May not be absolutely current to the month but here is an idea on Yealink pricing....

T42S $85
T46S $130
T48S $175

T52S $106
T54S $143
T56A $212
T58A $220
T58V $270

YEA-EXP50 $76

My Favorite Ultra-VNC setup:

Not all issues can fixed from command line alas, thus this recipe:

uvnc: file.recurse: - source: salt://uvnc - name: 'c:\salt\uvnc' - makedirs: True cmd.run: - name: 'c:\salt\uvnc\state.cmd' module.run: - name: firewall.disable

remeber to re-enable the firewall of the client when finished. (salt "client" firewall.enable)
you will need to create uvnc folder (get it from UltraVNC portable builds) folder in your Salt master, in /srv/salt

in it :

winvnc.exe

UltraVNC.ini

state.cmd

SecureVNCPlugin32.dsm (Optional Encryption plugin)

Server_ClientAuth.pubkey (Optional Encryption server SSL handshake check)

And in the state.cmd put the following:

taskkill /f /im winvnc.exe sc stop uvnc_service sc delete uvnc_service "c:\salt\uvnc\winvnc.exe" -install "c:\salt\uvnc\winvnc.exe" -startservice sc config uvnc_service start= demand ipconfig | findstr /i "ipv4"

And whenever you want to connect to client, run this in salt master:
salt '172' state.apply uvnc

And you will see the IP of the client, you will need to match the IP and if you made any custom setting like port number/encryption plugin with vnc viewer and connect to client.

uninstalling plex and reinstalling plex fixed the issue. sad i didnt fix it manually though

@BRRABill said in Never Install Hyper-V as a Role:

@scottalanmiller

If you went into a one physical server shop with Hyper-V installed as a role and existing VMs in place, would you consider this a big enough problem to redo the entire installation?

Immediately? No. But it would be immediately added to the project list to get planned as soon as convenient.

@EddieJennings said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:

Seems like the confusion between the literal and intended meaning of "read only" can be avoided by establishing what rights various "levels" of employees should have for X data.

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Clearly, you need to define security levels based on primary colors.

I just did a side-by-side install comparison. Here are the results. The details are in the screenshots: (no Cockpit in minimal install, twice as many packages in basic)

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