@DustinB3403 said in Zabbix - really:

Oh I get that as well, business based emails would be a treasure trove of emails.

Yeah, it's a bit fishy.

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The logging even shows up in different areas for each of the two systems.

My system ends in W7D.

Highlighted to show the target system I want the logs from.

If you're running CentOS you're most likely going to need to change SELinux contexts to match also.

@JaredBusch I really wish I were going 😞

@Dashrender said in Scam Of The Week: Nasty Two-factor Auth Text Hack:

@scottalanmiller said in Scam Of The Week: Nasty Two-factor Auth Text Hack:

@Dashrender said in Scam Of The Week: Nasty Two-factor Auth Text Hack:

So let's talk about normals - outside of IT, do you see a lot of people using 2FA?

I thought that I just said that. Every enterprise that I know uses 2FA. For everyone. Just part of normal computer usage. I'm sure lots don't, but enough do that I always see it.

OK, well, in that case, I do know that most of my local friends who work in enterprise do not use 2FA.

Do they do anything important like work in content, finance, accounting, HR, etc.?

@Kelly It doesn't help that most of us have to use the xe sr-create command once every 4-5 years.

Youtube Video

@aaronstuder said in Building Out XenServer 6.5 with USB Boot and Software RAID 10:

Confirmed Working 😄

Awesome, thanks.

Have never seen them before.

Try the other install template.

@Dashrender said

I'll be checking a vocal user's machine this afternoon.

Those are the worst.

You /could/ turn on Operational Event logs for PrintService in Windows Server, then make an xml collector that adds up Param 8 from Event ID 307 in that log over a given time. Or get software where someone has already done that. (papercut prob does this).

@davedemlow said in Hyperconvergence & VDI:

@dafyre currently we do not ... but as above, things can change based on customer demand, technology changes, etc.

Awe man. What if we want to run CAD desktops on a scale cluster..........
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I solemnly swear that games WOULD be played on such a system.

https://www.seafile.com/en/product/private_server/

@ou_snaaksie said in Installing Rocket.Chat on CentOS 7:

The installation worked perfetly, but after restarting the server I am unable to access Rocketchat.

I've run the line:
/opt/Rocket.Chat/node_modules/forever/bin/forever start /opt/Rocket.Chat/main.js

but it is still not working.

Use this command to see what is listening...

netstat -tulpn

@travisdh1 Workaround? Use iptables? Fedora? CentOS6? Ubuntu? Hm.....

@travisdh1
thanks! I'll look around.

@Breffni-Potter Right and no one is forcing you to use the site I mentioned. I’m not sure why you are so hung up on this. I listed multiple options. I mentioned that there are many similar services to choose from. I selected one that from a security perspective appears to be doing everything right (at least as much as one can expect from this type of service).
On the other hand, you said everything was encrypted on the site you mentioned, so I asked what that meant specifically. I assumed you might know since you know the guy. So far, I've heard nothing about it.

@DustinB3403 said in VMware Support Sucks:

@aaronstuder said in VMware Support Sucks:

Does anyone know if I pay for a higher level of support, will I get better support? Maybe talk to someone in the United States?

Doubtful that you'd get a native English speaking person just because you're paying for a higher tier of support. Usually this doesn't happen until you're at tiers 3 or above of the tech queue.

We get 2 Hr support and people in the US. It can be as little as 30min depending on the serverity

Also this likely isn't a VMware issue.