I like namecheap

That would be a message specific to that installer. But my guess is that it is already installed.

I have to change my mtu to 1350 I think on 3G. I've seen TCP Window scaling cause similar issues as well (and along with) MTU issues, But I would hope never devices would have issues with it as they both seem to be new enough.

This is what I'd recommend going of what I said above add the Creator owner permission and give full control to it on your "Users" Folder, but set it to Subfolders and files only. Make sure you tick replace child object with inheritable permissions. Then apply it. Assuming you followed the standard convention of making the user folder the same as the username this will be easy to script changing the folder owner. Check out this script: http://www.steelbytes.net/set-owner-rights-on-user-profile-or-home-folders-script

@Hubtech said:

OK, lots went on today, but i'll keep the Folder Redirection convo going in here. This is where I'm at.

Share looks like this \server\users$

Within each \users%username%\ there lives a Documents and Desktop folder

I've created a GPO named Folder Redirection, and setup Basic Redirect, etc, the folders aren't populating

Can you post your GP settings for it?

Also it could be permissions, if Group Policy creates the folder it sets the permission if you create them to populate files you have to set them.

@nadnerB said:

Perhaps your dropping packets like a laxative poop fest and the page keeps refreshing (or just parts of it)

Why would Google make it do that? That's just more of a YouTube bug!!

I don't use the call center module either (and am on Elastix 2.4). Do you know if the call center module has its own log, or have you tried tailing the asterisk logs?

I think you mean MBR or GPT. MBR has a 2TB limit. MBR is the older Standard. if it's a modern os there's really no reason not to use GPT.

@JaredBusch said:

This makes absolutely zero sense.

Maybe to you. But most people don't domain join the VM host (espcially if it's not Hyper-v) as both me @scottalanmiller and @GregoryHall said you really want to make sure Domain is redundant if you join the vm host.

If you are running the full server with hyper-v role you can RDP into it to manage no problem without a domain, If you have the hyper-v only server there are just a few powershell commands needed to enable management without a domain via RTAS. There's also free third party tools that can be run remotely or directly on the server.

Best option is still to put a second DC on @MattSpeller 's second VM host.

I push out a similar task like this on one network that forces all machines to reboot at 4am on Mondays. It is amazing how much it improved random issues.

They sent this update

To further clarify as I believe the meaning may have been lost in my phrasing (I apologize), the error you're receiving on boot indicates that SELinux was for some reason disable improperly (ie. not with the config files -- If the kernel looks for SELinux but it is gone, it will cause kernel or init halts, or even full-blown kernel panics.

Not sure how it would get disabled or changed without using the config files?

@thecreativeone91 said:

Dang. I still think These IO issues caused some corruption on my CentOS box somehow.

Very possible.

@MattSpeller said:

Hardcopy needs to cease being a thing.

I think for most people, it has.

@PSX_Defector said:

Don't forget to force logoffs after an amount of time. Usually Acrobat only goes nuts when its been running for a long long time.

We have it set up to force logoffs, but I'm not so sure it is working like it should(obviously 🙂 ). We have to manual kick users off, quite frequently. Truthfully, I think the terminal servers and the session broker were set up incorrectly. I'm sure a few other things were missed as well. This was set up before I was hired. I really want to tear it down and build it out, correctly.

This is pretty bad.

@nadnerB Thanks though. 🙂

@scottalanmiller said:

At least there was a solution.

Albeit not a great one.

@g.jacobse said:

Would this be it"

http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/Fluke-Networks-MicroScanner-2-Wiremap-Adapter/1214442.aspx

Sadly that's for version 2, which isn't interchangeable.

@thecreativeone91 said:

@Dashrender said:

One thing for sure, you need to disable Secure Boot - which is probably somewhere else in the setup.

Yep. That's what locks out other devices booting.

But this can be solved if the OS you want to install has a cert for UEFI - and Ubuntu does.. so you can install that into the UEFI.

@thecreativeone91 said:

It's a capital i not a 1.

Also why are you using 127.0.0.1 are you remoting into itself some vpn's do that but not many.

I was wondering about that myself...