@scottalanmiller said in Windows 1803 Known Issues:

We found that SAP does not work, even when run over RDP. Something about 1803 alters the behaviour of the app over the RDP connection!

This is what screwed me up, not sure if relevant

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/mckittrick/unable-to-rdp-to-virtual-machine-credssp-encryption-oracle-remediation/

@jmoore said in Weekend Plans:

summer hours started this week so I'm off every friday. Going to hit a few gold balls, see what new Linux stuff i can install and get running, and watch Deadpool

Mine start at the end of the month, every other friday off. Good times!

For home and business purposes I only buy Samsung. Got burned by some other brands and some no name brands before, ain't worth the time or my sanity.

Seriously boned me for RDP compatibility until I researched it and realized that one VM wasn't getting updates since January. So at least I got that fixed?

Met these guys the other day - they rock

https://acdc-tributeband.com/

@dustinb3403 said in Microsoft SAM (Software Asset Management):

@mattspeller said in Microsoft SAM (Software Asset Management):

@dustinb3403 Here's hoping MS agree with you. Going to attempt to decline this generous "offer" of theirs. Will report back.

In the worse case, Microsoft comes and Audits your licensing for you!

Yaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

@dustinb3403 Here's hoping MS agree with you. Going to attempt to decline this generous "offer" of theirs. Will report back.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/sam/

Please be informed, that BUSINESS NAME has been selected to participate in a Software Asset Management (SAM) review.
Software Asset Management helps organizations control costs, manage the obstacles associated with a digital transformation, by offering an analysis of a customer’s IT infrastructure and licensing, with the end goal of helping organizations maximize value, minimize risk, and optimize their IT investments.
The SAM review will include taking inventory of the licenses your organization has purchased under AGREEMENT NUMBER and any other Microsoft licenses you have purchased.
Please find a short summary of the SAM engagement process:

Anyone been through one? What's the deal? I suspect it's more of a sales opportunity than a hardcore you've been naughty audit but I honestly have no clue.

help?