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    • RE: Axigen X Released

      @scottalanmiller My point is NTG uses Office365 for email, correct? Isn't that closed source? Why don't you just use Linux?

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    • RE: Axigen X Released

      @scottalanmiller Doesn't NTG using Office 365? Why aren't you just using Linux?

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    • RE: Axigen X Released

      @scottalanmiller @DustinB3403 What are you guys comparing this to?

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    • RE: Axigen X Released

      10 premium users + 10 basic users

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    • OVH Hosting

      There services seem very complete and affordable.

      https://www.ovh.com/us/

      Very Interesting.

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    • RE: Windows Phone 10 release

      Who cares? The Platform is dead.....

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    • RE: John Oliver on Encryption

      ProXPN - You can find lifetime service for $39.99

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    • Installing LXC on CentOS 7

      First, let's make sure we have all the latest packages.

      yum -y update
      

      Now we can install LVX

      yum install lxc lxc-templates libvirt
      

      Start libvirtd

      systemctl start libvirtd
      

      Now let's create our first container

      lxc-create -n <name> -t download
      
      Setting up the GPG keyring
      Downloading the image index
      
      ---
      DIST    RELEASE ARCH    VARIANT BUILD
      ---
      centos  6       amd64   default 20160311_02:16
      centos  6       i386    default 20160311_02:16
      centos  7       amd64   default 20160311_02:16
      debian  jessie  amd64   default 20160311_22:42
      debian  jessie  armel   default 20160111_22:42
      debian  jessie  armhf   default 20160111_22:42
      debian  jessie  i386    default 20160311_22:42
      debian  sid     amd64   default 20160311_22:42
      debian  sid     armel   default 20160111_22:42
      debian  sid     armhf   default 20160111_22:42
      debian  sid     i386    default 20160311_22:42
      debian  wheezy  amd64   default 20160311_22:42
      debian  wheezy  armel   default 20160111_22:42
      debian  wheezy  armhf   default 20160111_22:42
      debian  wheezy  i386    default 20160311_22:42
      fedora  21      amd64   default 20160311_01:27
      fedora  21      armhf   default 20160112_01:27
      fedora  21      i386    default 20160311_01:27
      fedora  22      amd64   default 20160311_01:27
      fedora  22      armhf   default 20160112_01:27
      fedora  22      i386    default 20160311_01:27
      gentoo  current amd64   default 20160311_14:12
      gentoo  current armhf   default 20160111_14:12
      gentoo  current i386    default 20160311_14:12
      oracle  6.5     amd64   default 20160311_11:40
      oracle  6.5     i386    default 20160311_11:40
      plamo   5.x     amd64   default 20160311_21:36
      plamo   5.x     i386    default 20160311_21:36
      ubuntu  precise amd64   default 20160311_03:49
      ubuntu  precise armel   default 20160112_03:49
      ubuntu  precise armhf   default 20160311_03:49
      ubuntu  precise i386    default 20160311_03:49
      ubuntu  trusty  amd64   default 20160311_03:49
      ubuntu  trusty  armhf   default 20160311_03:49
      ubuntu  trusty  i386    default 20160311_03:49
      ubuntu  wily    amd64   default 20160311_03:49
      ubuntu  wily    armhf   default 20160311_03:49
      ubuntu  wily    i386    default 20160311_03:49
      ubuntu  xenial  amd64   default 20160311_03:49
      ubuntu  xenial  armhf   default 20160311_03:49
      ubuntu  xenial  i386    default 20160311_03:49
      ---
      
      Distribution: centos
      Release: 7
      Architecture: amd64
      
      Downloading the image index
      Downloading the rootfs
      Downloading the metadata
      The image cache is now ready
      Unpacking the rootfs
      
      ---
       You just created a centos container (release=7, arch=amd64, variant=default)
      
      To enable sshd, run: rc-update add sshd
      
      For security reason, container images ship without user accounts
      and without a root password.
      
      Use lxc-attach or chroot directly into the rootfs to set a root password
      or create user accounts.
      

      Set your root password

      [root@localhost ~]# chroot /var/lib/lxc/<name>/rootfs passwd
      Changing password for user root.
      New password:
      Retype new password:
      passwd: all authentication tokens updated successfully.
      

      Start the container

      lxc-start -d -n <name>
      

      Attach to the container concole

      lxc-attach -n <name>
      

      Disconnect by tying exit.

      echo "lxc.kmsg = 0" >> /usr/share/lxc/config/fedora.common.conf

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    • RE: C2: Insanely Affordable x86-64 Servers

      Horrible OS Choice and it seems like there is no custom ISO option 😞

      0_1457746714138_2016-03-11 20_35_45-Scaleway - Control Panel.png

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    • RE: Major Printer Server Problems

      @scottalanmiller No, windows shop here.

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    • RE: Major Printer Server Problems

      @coliver said:

      Did you turn it off and on again?

      Yes, the server, the printers, the computers. Everything.

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    • RE: Windows Environment 2FA using an Android or iOS App

      DuoSecurity

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    • RE: Cisco Jabber (CUPS) Interclustering

      Too each there own 🙂

      I am a Ubiquiti guy myself.

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    • bitrix24 - Free for up to 12 users

      Hmmmm.....

      https://www.bitrix24.com/

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    • RE: Projects to work on

      Wow, NodeBB makes ugly links

      http://mangolassi.it/tags/how%20to
      

      It would be much better to replace spaces with "-" like wordpress does:

      Eg: http://mangolassi.it/tags/how-to
      
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    • RE: gophish Open-Source Phishing Framework

      To phish your users. Then you have a sit down and talk with them about opening emails from unknown sources.

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    • RE: Leaving Dell

      Lenovo

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    • RE: Virtualization Redemption?

      Since Host 3 is free install Hyper V on it, and move stuff over 1 server at a time.

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    • RE: Webroot, Bad Experience again.

      @thecreativeone91 said:

      PayPal is now on my permanent ban from considering for work or home use list.

      FIFY

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