I have 3x office 365 accounts in there right now. All distinct logins.

Just try it guys...

Yeah, and the banners load after the page is up.

I use Comodo one to do this for my clients. It has a patch management feature.

@Grey said in VMWorld 2017:

@scottalanmiller said in VMWorld 2017:

@Tracy_Burton said in VMWorld 2017:

@Grey said in VMWorld 2017:

Unless SW, as a company, changes policies, they won't see me.

I understand but I enjoy going to Austin and I have a good friend that I can see so SW is as important to me as the trip itself.

Are you going to MC this year?

Hopefully he makes it out to MC so he can hang with the team that got them their new SANs in place 😉

CANNOT. No time off. Boss would want me to take this as PTO and that bank is empty. I took time in May and now I have to start saving up for my August '18 trip.

Quit, find new job with more PTO?

@Mike-Davis said in MS VPN connection; Account locked:

@JaredBusch said in MS VPN connection; Account locked:

@scottalanmiller said in MS VPN connection; Account locked:

To sign into the domain, your VPN goes up first. To sign into the laptop, you sign in cached and then fire up the VPN. There is a reason that VPN-first systems like OpenVPN, Pertino, ZeroTier, etc. are so important. They let you do things like central revocation because they always get updates from AD.

Correct. this is the problem. always.

How does that work when they are on a wifi connection that doesn't connect until after they log in to their laptop?

You have cached creds for that. Log in, connect, reboot.

@JaredBusch said in Microsoft Rewards spam - what does this mean?:

It is clearly the Bing rewards stuff.

He signed up for something and is getting spammed for it.

I do have to give them credit for the Super Troopers reference in the second one.

Grandstream has an NVR unit as well.

http://www.grandstream.com/products/ip-video-surveillance/network-video-recorders/product/gvr3552

If learning a Synology interface is the goal, I've got 2 junk units sitting on the shelf you can VPN into and muck around with, they are on the latest DSM.

My Brother HL-5170dn from ~2005 is still running strong.

@Tim_G said in Sage 50 Quantum in Hyper-V VM:

So when they are ready to make their software production-ready, it will be the other way around.

Exactly. Like if they ONLY supported VMware or ONLY supported Hyper-V or ONLY supported Windows we'd understand. Those are all potential production ways to run software. But a physical deployment? This means that they've never tested and don't support ANY production environment.

There is a big gap between having "one tested environment for production" and "not tested or supported for production."

Exact same reason we dropped FogBugz. They only supported non-production platforms.

@JaredBusch said in Mitel VoiceMail error - There was an error accessing your messages you will be returned to the main menu:

Or post on SW, there are a lot of users there with old crap.

haha. . . I laughed way to hard at that.

Nuking the mailbox.

@JaredBusch said in Where can I get a similar PoE injector to this:

@stacksofplates said in Where can I get a similar PoE injector to this:

@Tim_G said in Where can I get a similar PoE injector to this:

@JaredBusch said in Where can I get a similar PoE injector to this:

@Tim_G said in Where can I get a similar PoE injector to this:

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I'm in Uppsala Sweden, all I found locally is this:
https://www.kjell.com/se/sortiment/dator-natverk/natverk/tradburet-natverk/power-over-ethernet/d-link-dpe-301gi-poe-injektor-p61594
http://us.dlink.com/products/business-solutions/1-port-gigabit-poe-injector/

Voltage and such is a little bit different. I need something that will power this:

http://www.pcliquidations.com/p1844-inter-tel-axxess-550

WTF do you mean voltage is different? PoE is PoE. There is either 24V passive (older wireless stuff, and Ubiquiti) or there is standard 48V PoE/PoE+.

That DLINK is exactly what you need.

That drink is like 54 volts and 0.60 ma or something like that, slightly more than PoE injector I brought with me (0.15 I think without looking). I'd get that dlink, but im afraid it'll fry the phone, which is why im asking. I want to be be sure the slight difference in volts and bigger difference in mA is okay.

Higher amps are fine, it will only pull what is needed.

And the 902.3af standard is a minimum of 44VDC. The gernally accepted actual voltage is 48VDC.

54VDC is fine.

I went and got that DLink and is working great, thanks!

@hobbit666 said

I still love XenServer and XenOrchestra as my one of choice for now. But then i'm only running small Linux/Windows servers on it anyway like Zabbix, Radius, Unifi. Nothing full production like the DC or Dynamics/SQL

Same here, but cautiously watching...

@fuznutz04 said in Microsoft Cloud PBX ~ Skype For Business ~ Anyone Using:

Yeah I looked at this a few months ago, and I agree. There is no threat at the moment. I don't really have any indication that it will get better. We'll see. Maybe MS will buy someone and piece together a "solution" like always.

I find it unlikely because the state of the system hasn't changed in a long time. It's settled into a long status quo of sucking.

@dafyre said in Kooler on DFS-R Issues:

With Starwind's coming Linux release (or has it already been released?)... Would this not be done in a Linux VM? That would eliminate concerns about licensing and such.

StarWind Linux VSA is released

There's no problem to install anything like us into parent partition, question was is it OK to use it as a file server with a free version of Windows

Doing a bit of reverse name matching... I may have it now.

@RamblingBiped said in KVM Installation and VM Creation on Fedora 25:

I did an article about a year ago about setting up KVM/QEMU on Ubuntu 16.04, it might be of some use: https://www.ramblingbiped.com/build-a-kvm-qemu-hypervisor-on-ubuntu-16-04-server/

I also wrote a short blurb on automating VM creation using a pre-built VM template, virt-clone, and virt-sysprep: https://www.ramblingbiped.com/build-a-kvm-qemu-hypervisor-on-ubuntu-16-04-server/

That is very helpful. Thank you.

New NIC fixed the issue.

So to sum up ... one of the XS7 updates hosed the NIC on my XS, but only with Linix VMs. Windows VMs worked fine.

A new NIC (with the Linux VMs using only that NIC) fixed the issue.