Topics created by iroal

Finally I created 10 rooms.

I'd like to have created a single resource with a capacity of 10 but It only allow reserve it to one person.

It's really limited how resources and rooms work in Exchange

Problem solve.

In Cisco Switch you cannot add an Access port to a Trunk port, instead you need to create a native Vlan and add the Vlan to the Trunk configuration.

This is the correct way:

interface GigabitEthernet2/0/38
switchport trunk allowed vlan 3,99
switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q
switchport trunk native vlan 3
switchport mode trunk
end

Regards

@dustinb3403 said in WPA2 Hacked:

@hobbit666 said in WPA2 Hacked:

@mike-davis said in WPA2 Hacked:

My controller now will let me upgrade some APs, but not others. For the client below, the APs are on the same firmware, but one is showing the upgrade available and the other not. I'll keep watching it as the day goes on.

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Did you download the Firmware to the controller or did it just appear by it self?

The controller has to be upgraded through the normal upgrade process.

No it does not. there is a button specifically to load out of band firmware.

We're having issues getting to the status and service health pages. Other then that email is flowing.

That was basically where I was 2 years ago - but clearly I didn't find the correct docs for my original thinking.

@RojoLoco said in Ransomfree:

Download link: https://ransomfree.cybereason.com/download/

edit: Hooray, it's an .msi file! Easy deployment, here we go....

With training your staff to read? I wish you luck!

@Dashrender said in Downgrade Windows 2016 Licence:

I maintain SA on my servers, CALs and until next year Office. I'll be dumping Office for O365 next year ( I hope) Staying current is what I consider worthwhile.

Sure we stay current.. but for example office was release every three years (2007-> 2010 ->2013 - >2016) It was cheaper to buy new outright than to use SA.

@iroal said in Cloud Backup:

@scottalanmiller said in Cloud Backup:

S3 is for "nearline" storage. Things that you are going to access quickly. Glacier is archival storage, things that you can wait a bit to retrieve and will not retrieve often. Glacier is much cheaper to store, but much more expensive to retrieve. So if you are very unlikely to need to retrieve it and don't need it quickly, Glacier is better.

Thanks, I think Glacier It's best option in my case.

Can I make a Mirror Copy in Glaicer ?

I'm not sure. Grab something like CloudBerry and you will get a good feel for options.

@JaredBusch said:

@Dashrender said:

@Carnival-Boy said:

Correct. OEM lives and dies on the machine it was first installed on. It's not transferable. I think what Jared was saying is that it doesn't matter whether it activates or not - that's irrelevant as to whether it is legal or not. Just because it activates doesn't mean it is legal.

Exactly.

More specifically - MS doesn't specifically go out of its way to deactivate. If it deactivation happens, it happens, if not - that's fine too. But licensing has mostly always been on the honor system.

All correct, but specifically, I meant that he can just P2V the server on to the new hardware and simply buy another OEM license from eBay or whatever and still be legal. Assuming, of course, that the eBay seller was legit and the license they sold was legal in the first place.

Hey - what do you know.. we're on the same page - (using most happiest tone possible - really I am)

Petya ransomware victims can now unlock infected computers without paying.
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-36014810

@aaronstuder said:

Just shipped.

Got a plan for it? Make sure you post some pics!

@scottalanmiller Ha! I meant to say working at the level asking for more responsibilities, in addition to what your current role requires.