This worked

import-module ActiveDirectory cls write-output "This script adds the destination user to all the Groups which the source user is memberof." write-output " " write-output " " $SName = Read-Host "Please Enter the alias name of the source user " $DName = Read-Host "Please Enter the alias name of the Destination user " $DN = Get-ADUser $DName -Server DOMAINBDC $K = Get-ADUser -Identity $SName -Properties memberOf foreach($group in $K.memberof) { Add-ADGroupMember -Identity $group -Member $DN write-output $group }

@Dashrender said:

Free is limited to 3, once you're paying, it's unlimited.

Exactly, so super limited (perfect for testing) for free or them a jump to $600/year for anything else.

It is possible. I just checked in the community and noticed something in the build that somebody else did. They had a separate management interface.

My system currently has only 1 ethernet interface and the zt0 interface... Time for more testing, lol.

I've worked with multiple companies that had the opposite issue, all of their equipment control software ran on Solaris on Sparc only. So they had to maintain proprietary hardware and Solaris for everything.

Fine here.

@brianlittlejohn said:

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I'm sure this goes against every best practice, but when I'm doing a bunch of admin stuff i issue a sudo bash and open up a new bash shell with sudo privileges

Not uncommon, and I do that a bit too (I use sudo -i su) but one of the good things about that is that it still tracks your user, it does not treat you as root for auditing.

Working here.

Great! We are making progress.

NPS will handle the 2FA you connect it is with Radius. Works well for us.

We use SecurID as our provider which can be either software (iphone/android app)or RSA keyfob.

@StrongBad said:

LVM is awesome, it is a great tool.

I use it all the time. Snapshots are awesome. I've just never needed to use multiple disks and didn't think of the above scenarios when you would have multiple PVs.

also this:

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@DustinB3403 said:

It's up and working, since I forced a time sync, but I'm curious as to why it fell out in the first place.

It happens, NTP is pretty unstable.

@Breffni-Potter said:

....Eh?

"EBay has patched a severe XSS security vulnerability which exposed potentially millions of users to phishing campaigns and subsequent data theft."

Do not understand, the article says they have patched it.

Sure it's fixed now, after -

Despite being informed of the bug privately, the online auction trading site allegedly left a critical XSS flaw open to abuse on the ebay.com domain, and only rallied to fix the issue after the media caught wind of the flaw.

They weren't going to fix it until public announcement embarrassed them to do so.

That is cool

@scottalanmiller said:

@Dashrender said:

Sure, when I want to buy/download something I have to make sure I pick the correct account - but we've been doing that on mobile devices for years.

Only you people in the WIndows phone world. I've never done that. Not sure when it would even come up.

LOL - I knew you would pick on that - but no, seriously - on my Android phone I would switch between different amazon accounts back in the day because they didn't allow shared content between account on Amazon services.

FYI - Google and Amazon services don't work well if at all on Phones phone (though Amazon does have an Amazon store app for buying stuff on Windows phone, but not for apps).

@alex.olynyk said:

@scottalanmiller It did. I am also looking at Smart Switches. Thank you.

It's a good middle ground price wise. We use all smart switches currently.

@LAH3385 said:

@iroal You need to publish step-by-step how you managed to pull this off. Also list your Server model/spec as well for comparison. This will benefit many people.

Sure.

First I want to test is working properly.

The server is a Dell R630.

@Dashrender said:

@brianlittlejohn said:

RDS Gateways push all traffic over SSL, effectively making it a single app ssl vpn.

This I would need to verify.

Are you saying that the RDS Gateway uses something more than just the RDS client on Windows to establish that SSL connection?

and even so - that doesn't make it safer.

Google also wraps your login inside a SSL connection - but you can still attempt to log in until their system denies you for to man invalid attempts.

How is that different than a VPN?