Looks a lot like Reddit?

@stess said in Windwos 10 Windows Explorer mission right-click option. Anyone seen this before? (Domain):

@Dashrender
Same winver 1607 but build 105. Windows update hasn't kick in yet.

Build 105? Your picture above indicates 187.

@scottalanmiller said in XenServer Import Disk Failure:

But unlike ESXi that simply blocks things that they don't want you to do, XS just stops making it easy.

Well, if none of the stuff anyone tried to do works, maybe they SHOULD block it! 🙂

You have to add a subnet for each remote network in the ERL. You could simply change the remote network to 10.0.1.0/17 or something.
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Very cool, looks like a good tool.

It's been a long time since we bought Axis cams, so I'm afraid that I can't say.

Sounds good, thanks for the help.

To do Group Policy with Azure AD you either need to add InTune to AAD or else you need a third party solution. I think you can do this with PowerShell scripts, but I've never tried to replicate GP in that way on Windows. It's how we would do it on Linux, though. Something like Ansible should work, too.

As does meet.jit.si .

@JaredBusch said in Free FreePBX Fax (non ATA):

@hubtechagain said in Free FreePBX Fax (non ATA):

or if anyone knows a pbx distro that has a built in faxing (email/portal) setup.... i'll take that as well. #googlling

Obviously Elastix has some functionality also, but it is so unstable anymore.

I assume that Elastix 4 has as much as 2 did, but I've not looked for it.

@Breffni-Potter said in Self hosted alternatives:

@Dashrender said

It's it @scottalanmiller who said that the NAS has admitted that Amazon has better security than they do? Or did I dream that?

If you are a burgaler looking to steal something, of course you are going to make that statement that you cannot break into a particular area. People will move their valuables into that area and whoops, the thieves have them.

Government sponsored, highly motivated, extremely dangerous combined with serious levels of funding burglars.

But it's where the government moves its stuff. It's not what they tell the public, it's what they do to protect themselves from the public.

@coliver said in Renaming ADUC Security Groups:

@gjacobse said in Renaming ADUC Security Groups:

Can you rename ADUC Security Groups without breaking the linking to GPO?0_1474908000492_2016-09-26 12_38_32-SSI-DC1 - NTG - Connected.png

I have some groupings that I want to 'filter' by, but to do so, I would need to rename the Security Group Names

I have

Accounting Printer Deployment Engineering Printer Deployment Sales Printer Deployment Shop Printer Deployment

and I would rather have:

Printer Deployment Accounting Printer Deployment Engineering etc

Should be able to. Group names are just identifiers there is really a UID that each group has that is actually linked to the GPOs.

Updated, guess we'll just wait to see if it broke anything. It's just printers so nothing critical.

@Dashrender said in Microsoft Activations:

@scottalanmiller said in Microsoft Activations:

@Minion-Queen said in Microsoft Activations:

Still the leaked key can be from a VL. There are shady companies that will by VL and sell the key off to fit in their VL amount.

We've lost customers because of this before, they were only willing to work with MSPs that would acquire leaked VL keys for them. If you refuse,they hire someone else. It's pretty common.

LOL, yeah I got fired from a client once for this. I was tired of them making a killing and not paying their fair share or switching to something else. I was happy to see them go.

It's a pretty common thing, sadly.

@JaredBusch said in Windows 10 Update 1607 seems to be removing .Net 3.5:

@travisdh1 said in Windows 10 Update 1607 seems to be removing .Net 3.5:

@JaredBusch So how the [self-moderated] do certain, previously named, companies make things that require very specific not-quite-upgraded versions of certain components of .net? I mean, they target specific versions of files that are a part of .net. When I go bald, at least I'll know why!

Because they do not want to spend the money to recompile for newer versions in order to maintain a stupid high level of compatibility with people using old shit.

You think they're actually bothering to use the tool you posted? Nope. They're checking the filenames on the system. I forget exactly which files they do this for, but it's super annoying because it didn't match with the latest updates or original version last time I had to install the P.O.S.

@gjacobse said in How to turn off iOS Suggested Words:

Recent updates to the iOS system have made a number of changes. One of which is you don't swipe down to turn off Suggested words when using the keyboard.

How to turn off the QuickType keyboard on your iPhone or iPad

Launch any app and pull up the keyboard. Tap and hold on the emoji icon in the bottom left of the keyboard. ... Swipe upwards and hover your finger over the Predictive toggle and release your finger. To enable QuickType again, just follow the same three steps.os

I was not under the impression the swiping down on the handle was disabling it. Only hiding it.

Thank you all guys, I've already started my experiments (successful, till last try) with clonezilla &co.!

That's a good one - I'm used to the typical fake invoices.

@JaredBusch said in FreePBX 13 Endpoint Manager problem:

And the issue is now resolved
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Glad to hear it. No better way to kick off a weekend!

@MattSpeller said in Windows 10 won't finish updating:

@Dashrender Broken is the natural state of a WSUS server unless regularly poked at.

that doesn't make me feel better 🙂