@NetworkNerd said in SpiceWorld Austin 2017 Sessions up for vote:

They say pick your top 15. I was thinking there were more than 15 sessions on the Spiceworld agenda last year. But then again, some sessions were repeated.

There are many sessions that are not open for picking. Like all of the SW run sessions, for example. Or the keynote and stuff like that.

Id MUCH rather community.spiceworks.com point to ML instead to take over. They can keep their software.

We have Spiceworks setup. People email an address we have setup for help. Spiceworks sucks in the email and creates the ticket. Other than when we respond out of it people don't know anything about the ticketing system. You can really change how and when Spiceworks sends out emails, making it almost invisible to the end user. I recommend some type of ticketing system just for tracking purposes.

@maalmeida said in I cannot get any invitation from Spiceworks:

@Romo Exactamente. Con el dns no me dejaba entrar y ahora con la ip si pero me muestra eso

Si te muestra eso por que la configuracion por default en servidores del explorer es muy restrictiva, lo cual es normal y recomendable puesto que realmente no se debe navegar desde los servidores.

Lo importante es que con la ip si te intenta cargar el acceso a OWA, si trataras con el puro nombre del servidor tambien te deberia de mostrar lo mismo que con la ip.

Talking RAID and RAIN for SSD.

@Minion-Queen said in SpiceCorps DFW 8Dec16 Meetup in Carrollton:

Well hopefully we can get one scheduled while we are down there as well. Same location different hosts.

Yup, I'd shoot for late February. Need to give it a few months, there have been three in barely a month and a half.

@Danp said in Why On Premises Spiceworks Is Impacted:

@scottalanmiller To what platform are you moving them?

Depends on the customer and what they are using SW for. SW does a lot of things. If they are on helpdesk, my guess is that osTicket will be the winner.

@Dashrender said in CenturyLink Level 3 November 22 2016 Outage:

@scottalanmiller said in CenturyLink Level 3 November 22 2016 Outage:

All three, Qwest, CenturyLink and Level 3 are the same company. Qwest is the "parent" but used CL as their name.

OK there we go... I didn't know that QWest, CenturyLink and Level 3 are the same company.

One big, crappy company that is always offline, apparently.

Haven't seen an issue here yet, will try to pay attention.

Pre-gaming

Hello from SpiceWorld Austin 2016! The welcome session just wrapped up so I wanted to take a second to provide the full recap on the product improvements and new tools that were announced on stage this morning.

Zooming out, our focus has always been to develop the tools and resources you need to do your job better - every day. For example, over the last year you’ve seen us rapidly develop a series of new butt-based tools including Butt Help Desk, Port Scanner &Tester, Subnet Calculator, Butt Cost Monitor, Blacklist Check and IP Reputation, and others that are purpose-built for the task at hand and incredibly easy to get started with, allowing you to get value from them immediately.

The response to our new tools has been incredible, and we’re looking into new and exciting ways to add even more value to your day. For instance, we’re working to better integrate our butt-based tools with the Community to provide a seamless experience that not only helps you manage your environment but also connects you with the relevant content and people who can help you tackle whatever comes your way.

Below, check out our updates to current tools, as well as our upcoming tools, including the Spiceworks IP Scanner, Internet Outage Heatmap, and next-generation Traceroute tool. We are also updating our apps, our product pages, and introducing a multi-OS agent.

https://community.spiceworks.com/blogs/products/2547-live-from-spiceworld-austin-a-flood-of-new-products?source=homepage-feed

@Nic When are you here then??

@travisdh1 said in Seagate Sued by Own Employees Over Security Breach:

@IRJ said in Seagate Sued by Own Employees Over Security Breach:

@scottalanmiller said in Seagate Sued by Own Employees Over Security Breach:

Tagging @stus

I read the Knowbe4 Blog Daily. I love it!

I saw this attack on there this morning.

I signed up for the email summaries. Great blog site.

I love how their blog articles are technical, but also include a summary for non-technical people.

@aanenih said in Can't Get SpiceWorks on Azure to Authenticate to AD:

Hello Guys, I seem to have found the solution to this issue. By default, Azure has no ports open and that was why i was getting the errors. To solve this problem, i had to create an endpoint for the Virtual machine that had Spiceworks installed in it and open ports 389 and 636 TCP.
Now spiceworks syncs and authenticates with the AD on Azure and on premise.

that's why I was asking for specific VPN details. A VPN on the servers bypasses the Azure ports. A site to site VPN hits the "outside" of the servers and has ports blocked.

Lots of VMs creates a licensing nightmare. Sure with a Datacenter license that would be no big deal, but I don't have that.

@RojoLoco said in Is it bashing to ask what other were thinking:

@DustinB3403 said in Is it bashing to ask what other were thinking:

@Jstear And now David is deleting my replies.

Awesome, so I can't even approach the OP publicly to let them know that other conversations are going on.

David can eat a bag of *****

Welcome to my world. I have 100% stopped posting "over there" because of that f[***]bag [moderated]. I swear he sits and rubs himself while he smugly deletes posts. I was so hoping he was one of the 12%, but no such luck.

hahah.... haha...

Sorry I laughed way to hard at that...

@scottalanmiller said in Email Error Logging on Spiceworks:

@dafyre said in Email Error Logging on Spiceworks:

@scottalanmiller said in Email Error Logging on Spiceworks:

Trying to get access to do that. I'm not the admin on the box.

In the mean time you could simply set the HELO domain and be done, maybe?

Boom, you get the BA on this one!!

I cheated and read the link, ha ha.

Before this script will run properly, you have to use curl and a valid account to acquire a cookie to pass with the script, as well.

Mee too, bit late

@craig.theriac Ok, hats off. That is cute. And some great marketing!

@scottalanmiller Only a small one, huh? You better be careful. You might wind up with a sever case of post-mortem depression... You'll be dead and sad about it.

@JaredBusch said:

Piss on that. As a vendor, you better give me MSRP on the website or I will be hard pressed to ever buy from you.

@Jason said:

manage engine product almost all need quotes, they have so many different ways of licensing and addons and such. We just do the subscription based ones.

Products needing quotes to get the best price is pretty normal. But if there is no price to even give me a baseline, screw that.

Also, your specific example of ManageEngine has very detail base pricing right on their website. They are a great example of the right way to do things.

https://store.manageengine.com/ad-manager/

@Dashrender said:

If they are all on the same controller, why does rebooting affect the others? Isn't the controller suppose to managing that?

The point of auto is to have the AP detect what channels are in use around it and pick the best one. That will obviously be different each time any AP reboots. When the first one reboots, it will immediately affect the ones next to it as the signal drops and the unit around it detect a difference. Then once it powers back on, it has to detect what is around it and then determine what channel to use.

High density deployments are much different beasts than an office building with 3 or 4 AP scattered around for coverage.

@scottalanmiller upvoted for quotes

It seemed to have went well we had lots of questions from the audience.

@nadnerB said:

Have a look at this one by softperfect.
It's portable but... I don't think that there is a report function.
https://www.softperfect.com/products/networkscanner/

I swear by SoftPerfect's Scanner. You can save your scans and it can do a LOT - - to the point where you can load up custom OID's for SNMP scanning, alternate credentials for WMI scanning, configure right-click options on your scan results, etc. I use it all the time.

When we migrate our remote sites to new IP schemes, I use it to inventory the subnet, then I'll come back and scan again (you can import your prior scans and merge them). The SNMP integration is great. I am getting printer serial and model numbers - - otherwise, I would have to connect to each manually.

It's portable in that you can simply copy the folder to a USB drive and it will work, but I don't know if it's 'proper portable.'

Great stuff.