Agreed with Scott, AD while one option, definitely not the only one.

You could use an MDM solution like InTune or the one JB uses (can't recall name).

If you take AD off the table what are the list of things you need to accomplish and let's see what we can do to get solutions for those things.

@nagendra said in Zimbra limit size attachment to particular user:

@JaredBusch Thanks for the inputs , but few things are out of my control..

That's what you should tell HR for trying to make you do things out of your control! 🙂

I do usually install Pithos also.

One other application I use infrequently is Planner. It's a simple PM application that does Gantt charts.

I've only used Remmina and Remote Desktop Viewer. Both seem fine.

@black3dynamite said in Korora 25 Freezing on Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro:

@scottalanmiller said in Korora 25 Freezing on Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro:

@Dominica said in Korora 25 Freezing on Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro:

The test with Gecko Linux is working great. No issues like before, sleep works fine. Fingers crossed, but it looks good.

It's looking so good, I might switch my desktop!

Are you using static or rolling version?
Have you tried the cinnamon version?

Rolling (based on Tumbleweed), and no, not in this case.

Still working well, still none of the issues that were seen before with Korora.

What little text editing I do, I usually do it with vi.

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@momurda said in Why BitLocker with USB key on a server?:

@JaredBusch said in Why BitLocker with USB key on a server?:

Also who the hell updates shit at 3am?

All my clients have backups running at 6-7pm and updates around 9 or 10.

Why the hell wait to find out shit is broke in the morning. No one is left in the office after 7.

Microsoft by default, in the middle of the week as well.

So you let a random MS default setting dictate your business schedule? WTF?

@JaredBusch said in Veeam: All instances of the storage metadata are corrupted:

You correctly start the restore process by right clicking on the taskbar icon.

Thanks. I actually found the same thing by running File Level Restore from the Start Menu.

@JaredBusch said in SSH Keys and migrating to a new device:

@wirestyle22 said in SSH Keys and migrating to a new device:

@JaredBusch Thanks. This is great

Again, you want a unique private key on every device, in order to lock things out discretely. Otherwise if you simply had the same private key everywhere, you would lose all access form every device just because your laptop was compromised and you had to lock out the public key.

So this process is really only something that should ever happen on a profile migration.

Ya it's a big advantage to having automounted home directories or having LDAP store the keys. You can easily revoke and add another key and have it work everywhere.

Or using Kerberos instead of pub/priv keys.

I realize @JaredBusch knows this, but for others who may not.

So here is a list of updates from June 2017, but I need their Bulletin numbers...

https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-us/security-guidance/releasenotedetail/40969d56-1b2a-e711-80db-000d3a32fc99

@Tim_G said in XP: Options in virtualization setup:

Oh should have I posted my reply on SW instead?

He sees it here, too.

New build? Create the "admin" account that will "own" the share.
Then use rsync to upload everything.
Then use the occ command to rescan the directory.

@openit said in MS 2012 or 2016 to learn and certify ?:

@mlnews said in MS 2012 or 2016 to learn and certify ?:

@openit did you see that MSPress has a sale on today?

Nope, I was not aware. Also there is no 70-740 in your listed offered books.
Anyhow, still I am seeing 35% discount if I wish to buy immediately.

Sales are often just one day.

@Jimmy9008 said in Dell N2048 Switch and IP ACL - I just killed part of my network...:

Yes, I see what you mean. I was being crass about the windows server. Perhaps for specific servers the ACL on the switch would be useful for an added layer, but will have a think.

It's certainly an extra layer. But a complicated one (not just today, this will be complicated to support for forever) but it is one that is fully redundant with a more power and flexible one that you should be trusting pretty strongly (or removing that vendor.) I'm pretty confident that the Windows firewall has never been breached, ever. Having the switch ACLs would add a risk that someone might not enable the Windows firewall, as well. But at a minimum, it will take you to triple firewalls and all kinds of network overhead for simple stuff.

To put it another way, hospitals, government or Wall St. banks would never consider this degree of network lockdown. Unless you have a need for security greatly exceeding things like the CIA or sovereign funds, don't do this 😉

Also, anywhere that needs security even a fraction of this level can never run their own network but would have to move to Amazon (where they actually do this) and would not run Windows.

Otherwise, the level of effort here is disproportionate to the rest of the environment.

Netwrix has a good solution, and is relatively inexpensive.

They also have a number of free tools.

I believe that they also now offer the full version 9 for free with a node or user limit or something. Not 100% on this bit.

@BRRABill said in Comparing Fax and Email Security:

@scottalanmiller said in Comparing Fax and Email Security:

@BRRABill said in Comparing Fax and Email Security:

P.S. Are you getting paid by some strange company to use the word "corruption" this week?

Calling it as it is. The world is a very corrupt place and most of it happens because society conditions us to feel like it is acceptable.

And there it is ... AGAIN! 🙂

Society hasn't changed, it's just how it is.

I've used mnx.io before. They're not bad.

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