Haven't played with it here, yet. I've played with Server 2016 just a little, but not SSD. Windows Software RAID still scares me, I'm waiting at least one more generation to see if they can make it without terrible disasters before thinking its seriously ready to be trialed.

@DustinB3403 said in Environment Monitoring:

Watchdog units aren't bad, they can be pricey though.

Basic DIY is
a) $60 + time (depends on the case (IP level), sensors and actors)
b) a lot to learn
c) customizable like nothing else

The XX concurent users only comes into play if the licensed application offers such a thing. In the case of something like Office 2013, you'd definitely need 300 license...

But for Something like... Raiser's Edge, or a Student Information System... You'd only need to license for the expected number of concurrent users.

IE: Raiser's Edge can be installed on every computer on my campus... But only 15 of us can log in at one time.

@travisdh1 said in Having Trouble Connecting to NTG Lab with X2GO:

@scottalanmiller said in Having Trouble Connecting to NTG Lab with X2GO:

I used to use XFCE a lot, but the interface is just too lean for me. LXDE for me now when I need something lean and Cinnamon when I want a full desktop replacement. I find KDE just enough confusing and too "heavy" to learn to bother.

Yeah, KDE isn't my favorite, but everyone here was able to use it without having to retrain them, so it's what we went with. I was very glad I stuck to the "universal" desktop environments when making recommendations tho, makes life so much easier.

I hate that the Super (Windows) key is only a modifier. It's much easier and more familiar to hit that key and have the activities overview come up than alt+space or alt+f2 (whatever it actually is) for krunner.

Docker container is running. NextCloud is installed, but I need to get the correct selinux setting for the apps folder, and create the reverse proxy for NextCloud to access the collabora container with. Hopefully finish up in the next couple of evenings.

Duh...

sudo journalctl --since="2016-07-26 23:00:00" -u xo-server -n 500 > xo-server.txt

Thanks to those of you that offered a suggestion. I built a second RDS server and applied my group policy and browsing was fine. I then started to think about what I needed to do to move it in to production and replace the one that had the browsing issue. Then it hit me.... I have load balancing on my SonicWall. RDS is mapped through the firewall on https. Therefore requests that went out over https could go out over either interface, but always came back on one. This is why it would sometimes work. This is also why most other sites would work, but https (in this case Office 365 which always goes over https) would only work once in a while. Adding a route to force all traffic from the RDS server out over the interface that traffic will come in on fixed the problem.

Great. Glad that it is fixed.

Season 2 was the best, IMO.

It's pretty hit or miss, but has some of the funniest scenes I've seen in a long time here and there.

This past season (Season 3) had probably the craziest thing I have ever seen on TV.

@Lakshmana said in Problem Installing Zero Tier in windows 10:

@scottalanmiller I will try to have the virtual machine and try from that too

If that is behind the firewall, it will have the same problem.

@wirestyle22 said in Any OpenSource Print Monitoring Solutions:

@scottalanmiller This is a company that couldn't locate a record of purchasing our VM host machine.

Maybe print monitoring is a bit over the top for them then 🙂

@fuznutz04 that's a good question, I'm not sure. I know that there is one for desktops.

This is usually caused by people abusing google service etc from that external IP address.

Don't know them.

@travisdh1 said in Creating an Active Directory Group with PowerShell:

Gah, I'm having bad memories of OpenVMS with the different programs for every single little thing.

It does make for a nice looking and short command-line structure tho.

Oh yeah, SO much different than UNIX.

@alex.olynyk said in Viewing Files In ownCloud:

I can open PDF files inside OC with a single mouse click

I don't think the document handling in ownCloud will handle XPS (office) documents yet, unless you go ahead and compile LibreOffice Online yourself 😞

I've used their product before. It's pretty cool. If you have multiple servers (and are using the paid version), it will handle load balancing between the servers and all for you, automatically... Last time I tested it was with VMware.

Edit: Only the paid version does the automatic load balancing, IIRC.

@scottalanmiller said in Elastix Business Edition:

Who the heck wants MailChimp on their PBX?

I have no idea.