Yes, the number of people who are out there looking for "whatever is called Elastix" is way more than enough to keep the website and brand name around. Elastix has a huge presence in South America and in LATAM countries in general alone.

@fuznutz04 said in Looking for CRM for New Company:

@JackCPickup said in Looking for CRM for New Company:

Do any of you bother with support contracts for SuiteCRM?

We don't.

We haven't with any CRMs in the past.

@Plink71 said in alcune ore di lavoro in word:

Creavo il documento di parola alcune ore. Dopo che qualcosa avvenne e oggi MS Word 2003 ha visto: Word non può aprire il documento. Non so che fare, e come ricuperare file doc corrotto.

In caso ha ottenuto un errore di corruzione in file di Word, poi visiti https://onlinefile.repair/it/word.html

Not finished yet. Need an enclosure for the AP, the cable and final assembly.

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@scottalanmiller said in Disk expansion - CentOS:

Can't wait to move to it in production.

I know. I didn't even bother installing it yet for testing. I'll wait for RC 2 for that. 🙂

@bwarden1

I have an old Toshiba U505 Laptop that I use in my bedroom. It has KODI 17.1 and is hooked directly to My TV with HDMI and I go optical from my TV to my sound bar. I also use a TP-Link T4U wireless adapter its USB AC1200. I have had no problems.

@RojoLoco said in Webroot: embed keycode in installer:

@JaredBusch said in Webroot: embed keycode in installer:

@RojoLoco said in Webroot: embed keycode in installer:

@gjacobse said in Webroot: embed keycode in installer:

@RojoLoco

Re-downloading and NOT changing the name worked. thanks.

I like that they make it easy. You were just thinking too much, gotta watch that 😉

That said, it is also extremely simple to install with a keycode as a parameter.

How/why did you go all south on this I have no idea. These instructions are right there in the portal.

I deployed with a BAT file originally, before I made my standard images. Here is one example.

REM Server Group Install \\server\share\wsasme.exe /silent /key=SA3B-YOUR-KEY1-HERE-EE34 /lockautouninstall=somepassword /exeshowaddremove /group=2928509553360002652 <---group number for custom group in portal.

I just double click the installer file....

I was installing directly into different groups with different settings. No need to move things in the console later.

@scottalanmiller said in where to find free hyper-v product key:

@JaredBusch said in where to find free hyper-v product key:

No one should ever be buying OEM server licensing today.

Or in the past really, either.

Pre virtualization, it really did save a little money because you left it on that server till it died anyway. Most SMB would never reuse it. By the time their server died, they would be getting a new OS anyway. There was little point in going to VLSC back then for the SMB

@Mike-Davis said in add Google Analytics to Wordpress?:

From what I read, Google says you have to add code to every page. It's advised that you don't edit your theme code.

I know I'm not well versed in this area, and others are, so I thought I would just ask someone that has done it.

There are many popular plugins for it.

@IRJ said in Not even Microsoft cares about Windows Mobile:

@scottalanmiller said in Not even Microsoft cares about Windows Mobile:

I'm hoping to get a secondary Android this year, as a second phone I think that it would be ideal for me. I'm considering the Asus ZenFone Go and the ZenPhone 3 Zoom. The dual SIM card thing is a huge factor for me. As is the crazy long battery life.

Is this the apocalypse ?

Something like that.

@coliver said in O365 Group SendAs Strangeness:

@dafyre said in O365 Group SendAs Strangeness:

Guess I should have just been at least a little bit patient with it. The permissions finally updated over night... Go figure.

Yep... Permissions can take a stupid long time to propagate.

There was some kind of O365 issue that was causing them to be slow this time. Normally when i do this, things happen in minutes, not hours.

@JaredBusch said in Contacts with Dallas Area Colleges or Universities:

What about libraries? They usually have spaces.

We have a nice one nearby, if we can't find a college, that's an option. But the promotional capacity of a college is a big deal as well. I have a feeling that there is a university that will let me do it, but it is way out the outskirts of the city and quite a long drive. Was saving them as a last resort.

Ok, I got scan information imported into Kvasir. It is a cool tool, but will not serve my purposes of vulnerability tracking.

Kvasir is really just a way to share scan with a customer instead of giving them 30k page PDFs. So for that purpose the tool is really useful. The customer you are sharing the data with can take notes on each vulnerability, see solutions, see affected IPs, etc.

It also organizes vulnerabilities by categories, hosts, and provides various statistics. You can also perform metasploit attacks straight from Kvasir.

@NerdyDad thanks, I read the article before and then forgot... thanks.

I just happened stumbled upon Trello having been purchased by Atlassian. I had no idea.

@JaredBusch Going through the logs currently

@Mike-Davis said in AD CS hosed - anyone have any experience?:

@scottalanmiller said in AD CS hosed - anyone have any experience?:

So the SBS is the one and only AD in this case?

Sorry, I think we're interpreting the word cluster differently here. When I read that I though you were talking about Microsoft Cluster Server - which is a different technology than multiple domain controllers. He had three domain controllers.

In that case, how do you recover from something like this? Since the FSMO roles are on a 2003 server, do you start running through the various esentutl.exe commands?

Right, I'm talking about an AD application cluster (the set of domain controllers for one domain.) SBS has to be the root controller in order to work. And if you have a cluster (this isn't AD specific but is a general thing about clustering) you can't do restores. If you restore a cluster node like this, you corrupt the entire cluster in many cases, if you are lucky just one node. AD DCs form a database cluster under the hood, which is how they handle failovers, but that means that you have to protect them like a normal database cluster and let them resync from a rebuild, never do a restore.

https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1988106-ad-logins-dont-work-after-baremetal-restored-windows-2008-dc

Yes, you'll likely need to seize roles on one of the 2012 R2 machines and just retire the SBS 2003 machine.

We use a channel per team or project. So sales has one, but so does an individual project that might not use an entire team or is built from bits of other teams.

@msff-amman-Itofficer said in What will happens if 2nd DHCP server appears on network that already is served by DHCP from a router ?:

@pchiodo

Yup there is :

https://www.symantec.com/connect/downloads/detect-rogue-dhcp-servers-network

suprised to find this actually...

It's pretty easy at the network level, just look for DHCP traffic from one that one source.