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Jared is correct, that is how we do it for our computers.

DB is offline without issue so far.

@Markferron said in Installing fiber to switch for the first time:

@dafyre Yup you're right, we do have a few open modules with nothing in them. Yeah $1600 for something like this amazon.
You think if I donate something like that to the college I can get it engraved? "Graciously donated by Mark Ferron" -You're welcome.

@xByteSean How would you like for me to be eternally grateful?

May have to settle for 1Gbit, lol.

@smartkid808 I know this is a old thread, but I thought I'd mention that there is forticlient. It's free for the endpoint program, the management server is what you have to pay for. http://forticlient.com/

Also, thank you for the followup. You never know when someone else will run into the same thing.

@Mike-Davis said in GPO - Install software based on User - Without user involvement:

@Dashrender said in GPO - Install software based on User - Without user involvement:

Many policies can't be applied to users and have to be applied to the computer. that said you might be able to set the Item level targeting to limit it to specific users.

This is your problem.

If you want to deploy the software based on user, you need to deploy it under User Configuration -> Policies -> Software Settings -> Software installation.

You tried to deploy it under Computer Configuration, and filtered by User, so it gets totally ignored.

This is only a problem if your computer is not part of this GPO pool - or you're trying to run things from both computer and user without loopback enabled.

I'm looking at the Dell XPS 15 (the 2017 model) as an alternative to our current MBPs. They are on the pricier side for Windows, but they are nice.

@wirestyle22 said in What Windows events are you monitoring in Zabbix?:

@dafyre said in What Windows events are you monitoring in Zabbix?:

@wirestyle22 said in What Windows events are you monitoring in Zabbix?:

I'm slowly adding helpful triggers into Zabbix to monitor windows event logs. What are you guys monitoring currently and why? I only use it to monitor my servers and am trying to compile a list of things to add. Thanks

I mainly use it to monitor the standard stuff... Free Drive Space (trigger for < 10%), CPU usage (trigger is set for 10 minutes at > 75% CPU utilization), RAM (default trigger), and Network Utilization (no trigger)

This is essentially what I do as well.

It can do more, like automatically restart services and such, but I've never had a need for it to do that.

This is great one! Hope more Hyper-V related stuff is coming 🙂

How about Openscad?

http://www.openscad.org/

@anthonyh Awesome! Great job!

@Ambarishrh said in Mange CentOS server updates centrally:

I have few servers which is not managed using cPanel (gitlab, sonrqube, elastic etc) and would like to setup a central update system. I've provisioned all the servers via ansible and initial thought was to just setup a yum group and just get all servers updated.

Looking at spacewalk now and seems like it has better options including auditing an environment and push udpates, along with a decent web interface. Anyone used spacewalk before? http://spacewalk.redhat.com/

If you are using a newer version of CentOS you should be looking at the Foreman which is the current upstream project for Satellite 6. It is highly integrated with puppet but they do have plugins for Ansible and other configuration managers.

Spacewalk was the upstream for Satellite 5.

Why? Seems like a FreeNAS for Debian. Just use Debian as a server at that point.

Could be a great storage product, but it's a "never use" category of products.

There is a blacklist that all CA's have on high dollar domain names to prevent major fraud. LE cannot issue for something.microsoft.com or something.bestbuy.com for example.

But the sub domain names used in these PayPal examples are all outside of that. They are all on valid (ish) TLD.

usually aliasing is used to assign different roles to your mail box. as instance , when we send invoices to customers we do it from our account mail but it is aliased "invoices" this allows us to better track things.

@stacksofplates said in Multiple Containers:

Ya there is no way Docker does as good of a job as SELinux at containing processes.

Exactly. More work, less benefit.