@dbeato said in Anyone ever return a server to Dell?:

Don't accept the shipment and let it get back to Dell. That is the only way.

My rep finally got back to me and told me to do the same thing. I just wish there was a way to stop the shipment before it reaches my door. I tried to put a call in to Mach1 but couldn't get through to anyone.

Well, it's crucial to keep them warm and evenly moist until they germinate, then give them plenty of sunshine until they're big enough to transplant...

@anamanp said in Office 365 NDR for strange email address.:

@Romo Can you please tell me if this was resolved?

Yes, his reply with the solution was three above your post.

Rules set on OWA to keyword autoforward. The account was compromised.

I see 🙂 I haven't tried your solution yet. But I did read about your kind of solution on Redhat Access sites.
The case with default.target is that, if podman containers runs as user they have no access on multi-user.target through systemd. If I did understand right 😄 That's why you have to use default.target instead.

I'll try your solution in a VM soonly.

@stacksofplates said in Password manager for ordinary users?:

I'm not sure what there is to 'release' though. Chromium works natively on Linux right now, I don't see what they would have to do.

All their extras and stuff. There's already a beta insider for linux and Mac released in may. They have an Android version (and I assume iOS too)

I guess the beta isn't open yet.. but I can download it when logged in to my insiders account.

https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/

Another advantage to application containers is integrations with things like VSCode. Your whole dev environment for a project can live in the container. It makes entry to helping with projects much easier. For example you can include a Dockerfile in your project and VSCode will build the container according to your Dockerfile. Then you can have VSCode spin up the container and attach to it and you can do the development inside of the container. That way the contributors don't need to install anything on their systems to work with your project. It's a really nice work flow.

@magicmarker said in File transfer drop:

Server 2019 enables by default some Hyper-v feature called RSC. I wonder if this is your issue. Someone had this same issue as me and turned it off and my Read speed went up to the 900Mbps limited by switch speed now.

https://serverfault.com/questions/976324/very-poor-network-performance-with-server-2019

@Jimmy9008 Looks like this might be your silver bullet

@Joel said in Hyper V Image reset on startup/shutdown + NIC Settings:

Hi Guys
Wonder if you can help share thoughts on this.
A client of ours has a technical team that often like to test new routers, factory reset them and set them up for small remote sites. The tricky thing is, these guys should not be local admins on their computer (needed to change NIC settings etc and configure static ip's etc).

I was wondering how we can get around this and thought we could have a Hyper V solution installed on their laptops with a Windows 10 image - which they have full admin access too and could simply play around and do whatever they want in that environment (including configuring a Local router). My questions are:

can we pass through NIC cards on the hyper V image? So if they plug in Ethernet cable to the laptop and into a local router, they can see this within the VM image and change/configure things from there?

Would it be possible to have that VM Image reset each time they finish? IE. Can it reset back to the base image each time the VM is either started or shut down?

Let me know thoughts on this.
Thanks
Joel

Yes

Yes, via a script, using event log that looks for a VM action can revert to specified checkpoint.

For example:
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@JaredBusch said in Client VPN - Openswan / Strongswan:

@CCWTech said in Client VPN - Openswan / Strongswan:

I have a Ubiquiti USG that I have the Remote User VPN setup on (LT2P with PSK).

Can Openswan / Strongswan connect to that? I haven't found a walk through on the internet.

Background: I am using a Raspberry Pi running Raspbian that I am using to connect to the USG.

That is IPSEC. It is different settings, so not with your L2TP. But yes.

Awesome, thank you!

if you are upgrading I highly recommend www.runecast.com, if you have a small environment it's not a big deal but Vmware now days has a lot more bugs that it used to and it's easy to run up on one in a bigger environment, runecast will check for compatbility with specific hardware and firmware versions and tell you which firmware, version of Vmware and patch versions you should be on to be the most stable.

Must have been a problem with the backend servers.
Yesterday, I re-tried the updates & all is good.

@dbeato Perfect, thanks.

TY @black3dynamite

Valid point

@JaredBusch said in iOS Sip Client?:

Scott had me using Zoiper for years. Paid and free work as advertised. What issue do you get?

@stacksofplates said in Looking for an Employee Vacation Calendar:

sulting wor

Honestly if ERPNext and many of the other open-source systems actually mimicked Zoho, they would have a higher adoption rate as far as it pertains to customization and the interface. For example, Zoho Creator in my opinion is still the best SMB SaaS system pound for pound. ERPNext prides themselves on customization but the UI can be clunky.

@black3dynamite the "dd" command is so great and flexible. It can do so much.