@JasGot In my company, we use XCP-ng on 4 small hosts with maybe 10 VMs on them (2 Win RDP servers, few Linux fileservers...). We manage them with XCP-ng center (Windows app) in LAN and with Xen Orchestra remotely. We are very satisfied with XCP and management is pretty simple. We are no experts but beginners.
We cloned some VMs, copied them from host to host, added additoinal storage after installation...

I tried to install KVM few times and I find it confusing to setup and manage.

@WrCombs Mild case. Just like ordinary virosis (flu). Symptoms started on sunday. Probably brought by my 11 year old girl from school

@CCWTech I hope that you are aware that thousands of IT pros lost their jobs in last few months in USA, so this is the harder period for getting a new job.

LastPass

@CCWTech said in Resume work:

I know that there are a lot of 'fake' jobs out there, but I am not getting any hits despite my eperience and wonder if it's my resume. Can anyone suggest a resume writing company that won't break the bank?

1. I do not think that you resume is the main reason that you are not "getting any hits" (although you can and should improve it). I have done hundreds of interviews (as employer) and I would call you if I offer the job that you want (sysadmin, helpdesk manager...)
2. You should describe your experience in CCWtech in more detail where it is in your favor. For example, you can name more tools that you are expereinced with (Powershell, KVM, VMWare, HyperV, XCP-NG, Ansible, Chef, Puppet.....)
   It would be great if you can list projects or achievements that you have done.
3. Have you managed other people? If you have, it should be clearly stated in resume. I do not see it in your resume, and it is important experience for any managing position (like Helpdesk Manager)
4. Email address in your resume should be personal, not business (unless you are owner os CCWtech)

Note: Are your jobs at Police and CCW really overlap from 2008-2014 as it states in you resume?

One wide definition of project that I learned was that project is any situation where you need to complete more then one task to achieve a goal.

We tried Asana and Freedcamp and I think they are both good for tracking tasks/projects within team.
However, I have not yet found app that can fullfill all our wishes for tracking tasks within teams.

@scottalanmiller said in MS RDS: How Do You Reset Device License Assignment:

how do we reset it to allow for updated devices?

Open "RD Licensing manager", browse for device who's license you want to "revoke", leftclick on it and choose "Revoke license"
As said, up to 20% of total licenses can be revoked before expiry.

@nadnerB said in One app to rule them all:

It'll have to be hosted/cloud based, as none of them have an inkling about technical setup/maintenance

Nextcloud at hetzner.com starts at 4,29 EUR/month (5 USD) for 1TB space
https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-share/

I use them for years

@Oksana said in Windows Server 2022 Hyper-V VM Licensing: What’s New?:

Discover all the nuances of Windows Server 2022 Hyper-V VM licensing in the article by Dmitriy Dolgiy, a freelance storage consultant.

Very poorly written article about an old topic.
And the licensing it describes has nothing to do with Hyper-V.

@JasGot For my personal task list, todoist.com is the best for me. But for tracking projects that involves more than one person, I do not find it good.
Asana, Freedcamp and monday.com were good from my experience.
Monday.com is somewhat unusual, but more flexible for different stuff. Asana and Freedcamp are "classic" project tracking apps and I find them good.

But I never managed to find "ideal" or "best" app for project tracking

@WLS-ITGuy If you wanted to say that old domain is part of usernames, and you want to change only that part of the usernames, there is no single SQL statement, but I see 2 solutions:

1. Write SQL script that will use LOOP to iterate through all records in table users and then replace username with new username....

2. Use spreadsheet calculator (Excel or similar) to prepare multiple simple SQL UPDATE statements:

• Export table "users" (just necessary columns) and import it to Excel or similar _ - prepare new usernames in new column (use SUBSTITUTE() function in Excel)
• prepare simple UPDATE command for each username (in new column in Excel) - you can use functions like SUBSTITUTE or CONCATENTE to prepare you UPDATE statements with your usernames from previous column, i.e. =CONCATENATE("UPDATE users SET username = '", ....
• copy UPDATE statements from Excel and execute them

I think secong approach (Excel) is much safer because you see results in spreadsheet before you execute UPDATEs.
Always use WHERE clause when you use UPDATE

If you want more exact statements/formulas, give more detailed structure of your table and usernames

@Woti said in Fedora 39 Server as host with HAproxy and Qemu/KVM virtual machines. Trouble with communication.:

Yes, I tried bridge mode. That hadn't worked. But I found the error at least and the bridge between the host and the VMs works now. I can ping the VMs from the host and vice versa, with IP address and domain name.

However, I can only reach the VMs via their local IP address, not via the domains when using a browser.

I think you should first solve the issue why you can't reach your VMs from outside your LAN (I mean before you setup HAproxy).
I would first test, can I reach them via external IP address. (have you tried this?)
If that is OK, then test access via DynDNS domain.

@Woti How many LAN cards/ports do you have on your physical host?

If you want to share the same physical LAN for multiple VMs, you need to use "Bridged mode", not "Direct attachment".

Have you even tried with Bridged mode?

@Woti said in Fedora 39 Server as host with HAproxy and Qemu/KVM virtual machines. Trouble with communication.:

With my DynDNS provider I have created corresponding domains for the respective VMs,

Why would you need more then one DynDNS domain for your VMs, if they are both on same external IP?
(I know this is not the question, but I wonder)

@nadnerB said in One app to rule them all:

It'll have to be hosted/cloud based, as none of them have an inkling about technical setup/maintenance

Nextcloud at hetzner.com starts at 4,29 EUR/month (5 USD) for 1TB space
https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-share/

I use them for years

@scottalanmiller said in Can you run a Windows desktop OS as a server to run AVImark Veterinary Software?:

Why is it piracy?

Windows Server 2022 and CALs are not a separate product or code base from Windows 11. Windows 11 is a limited use case of Windows 2022 under which you commit to not using the Server 2022 features.

While I agree this is piracy, I do not agree with you reasoning.

W11 and WinServer2022 are different products because MS said so!!!
They package them with different features and license rights, different brand names....
So they are different products in many imporant aspects: marketing, legal....

Volkswagen and Audi cars also have very much in common under the hood, but they are not same products.

@scottalanmiller said in Is it racist? I think it is.:

@Mario-Jakovina said in Is it racist? I think it is.:

On the other hand, I do not find it "discriminatory" either.

It's literally a mechanism to discriminate by the perceived ownership of an IP address by a group of people. It's as discriminatory as it gets.

No it is not.
It's literally a mechanism to block access from certain IP adresses.

Is it discriminatory or not? It depend on the motives of those who set up geoblocking on that site.

Without knowing the motives, you cannot prove is it discriminatory or not.
I do not find it discriminatory - You are free to feel it is discriminatory.
Neither of us have a proof.

@CCWTech said in Is it racist? I think it is.:

@Mario-Jakovina said in Is it racist? I think it is.:

@CCWTech said in Is it racist? I think it is.:

https://gephardtdaily.com/

There is one example.

It is geo blocked in my country.
But I do not find it racist

Should we call it unnecessarily discriminatory (Instead of racist?)

Yes, OK. Because otherwise, I think we are misusing term "racism" and that is not good (true meening of the word would be lost slowly)

On the other hand, I do not find it "discriminatory" either.
I think people are free to geoblock their sites if they think it is usefull for them and if they do not break any law etc.
I do not think we are "entitled" to access all sites by default - if someone do not want it's site to be accessible from Europe, I'm find with it.

But we do not now what site was in question here in the first place (so I cannot claim that there is nothing discriminatory with site in question)

@CCWTech said in Is it racist? I think it is.:

https://gephardtdaily.com/

There is one example.

It is geo blocked in my country.
But I do not find it racist

@scottalanmiller said in Is it racist? I think it is.:

The world has always seen Europe alone as having about seven major races... Celtic, German, Slavic, Hellenic, Latin, Iberian, and Magyar plus the tiny race that is in Finland, Estonia and the Basque country.

This is ridiculous
I am from Europe and I do not know or heard anyone talking that these are "seven major races".
Whole Europe is (natively) of White/Caucasian race and I never heard anyone calling Slavic od Hellenic, for example, as a race.
Celtic, Slavic German... are groups of languages, not race or DNA.