There's an App called Whatchanged...

Start on a machine without the ODBC connection...

Run Whatchanged, and let it scan the registry.

Add the ODBC conneciton, and let it scan again to see where it is (may be) putting the password in the registry...

http://www.majorgeeks.com/mg/getmirror/what_changed,1.html -- It's an older App, but it still works.

@Grey said in DFS conversion:

@coliver said in DFS conversion:

The existing shares wouldn't automatically be imported into DFS. It is pretty easy to add them after the roles are assigned though. What you want is doable. We don't use DFS-R here just use a DFS namespace to make things easier for the end user.

Is there a powershell to import the existing shares?

That I don't know.

@Tim_G said in GPO Path?:

@Grey said in GPO Path?:

So, what's the current method to add a single trusted site to my intranet zone in GPO, eh? And where do I modify all of the trusted sites/zones and activex now?

I was answering the above question. Of course these will say not configured, because you haven't configured them yet.

That's the thing though; there is configuration from the previous IT Team.
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I should be able to edit that and I just can't. The path shown isn't there for me.

PowerShell Empire has some good modules that will do all that 😉
Check out BloodHound.

I have had them occasional get lost on a view wide enough to display them (not switch to hamburger menu) but narrow enough to drop below the logo.

Do you have an offline root CA or is do you just have a single CA that does it all: certificate issuing, CDP, etc.?

@JaredBusch said in Least expensive wildcard cert?:

@scottalanmiller said in Least expensive wildcard cert?:

@FATeknollogee said in Least expensive wildcard cert?:

@scottalanmiller said in Least expensive wildcard cert?:

Lenovo is doing well selling to people who can't remember the biggest news in IT security ever, even thought it is recent, and that is far worse. So I imagine that the average shop will just ignore the security problems here and keep giving them money.

True, but the browser folks (Mozilla, Google, Apple & Msft) will have more influence on whether or not they stay alive.
What can they do if no browser's will trust their certs?

Maybe, we will see.

Only 2 browsers are not trusting them right now though. Here is the image I posted above.
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Thank God that they support Netscape Navigator....

it's 4 times larger KB than allowed for images, not to mention the dimensions.

@wirestyle22 said in VMWare VDI Deadpool:

@Grey Does this help you?

http://www.itninja.com/blog/view/how-to-delete-a-stuck-vdi-pool-vm

I saw that, too. That's the method for a single desktop/clone stuck in a status that doesn't delete as normal. In my case, I have a whole pool that's empty, but the pool definition itself isn't deleting.

yeah, MS killed everything but IE 11 last year. Though I guess they must still be supporting IE 9 for Vista for another 4 months.

Vista EOL April 2017.

Former EqualLogic customer quite happy with Nimble the past couple of years...

It functions as storage for vSphere 5.5 and Essentials clusters plus virtualized storage for a few physical servers.

it's more the about the volume of chat messages/facebook messages/skype messages this will generate to me 😛

@comply7 said in Has anyone used Varonis?:

STEALTHbits

Thanks! Checking it out now. I need to get information on this stuff for HIPAA compliance and anything to save cash or make things easier is great.

@Grey said in Firefox continually crashing out in VDI:

I installed Firefox Portable and removed standard FireFox. Something between v32 and v42 changed the way that profiles are handled and they can't deal with data that's copied/imaged in the way that Personas/View handles %appdata%.

Odd. I haven't run into this yet, I'd knock on wood, but it's all fake plastic around me right now.