I believe some devices/MDM setups allow you to create an isolated space on an employee owned device. You then control that isolated space not the whole device. When the employee leaves that controlled bit can be removed without wiping the device.
No idea how effective/reliable/manageable any of that is since I've not implemented or supported that style of MDM setup. Only done full company owned devices myself.
I've seen issues with search for the last week or so. A few people here have been unable to search public folders or their inboxes on and off. Supposedly resolved. We'll see...
Win7 profiles create a folder username.V2, Win10 profiles create a folder username.V6. The profiles are different enough that MS won't reuse them apparently.
When they log into Win10 it is creating them a whole new profile without their stuff. Likely in the same location as the old profile given GPOs are involved.
There is no auto sync for this process that I'm aware of. You can copy docs and what not from the old profile to the new after the new folder is created.
Somebody might have a script lying around that would help out with the move?
Deleting the last bits of an AWS environment I built for the company. Redundant post acquisition so it's all going away.
@scottalanmiller said in Datto AP60:
@NDC said in Datto AP60:
Have experienced a few occasions where internet access went down and they stopped providing network access until the connection to the cloud controller was reestablished.
That could be an issue here, he plans to use them in a disconnected mode.
Yep, I thought I saw that in a related thread, it's why I mentioned it.
Not sure if there are still questions re: the device but I've run a few sites using these or related devices for quite a while. APs were purchased as OpenMesh prior to the Datto takeover. Most that we were using were an earlier model but the cloud controller has remained quite similar through the whole process.
They've been reliable and are easy to work with.
Have experienced a few occasions where internet access went down and they stopped providing network access until the connection to the cloud controller was reestablished. Haven't experienced the situation in some time though so unsure if it is still a thing.
Profiles can be 1-2 GB easy even without the user intentionally adding things to it. Every program out there seems to want to pack info into the profile these days and not in small quantities.
@pmoncho said in RDS 2019 Setup and RDS License Role:
From what I read, I can move to UPD down the road if I like, correct?
I believe you can change settings on the collection to use UPD later. The caveat being there is no import of profile so when you do that everyone is starting fresh.
@RojoLoco said in What are you listening to? What would you recommend?:
@NDC said in What are you listening to? What would you recommend?:
@RojoLoco said in What are you listening to? What would you recommend?:
Ok this is some of the most amazing shit I've ever seen... Thai musicians on traditional instruments playing "Ghost Riders in the Sky", an American country song. Yes, I love weird music.
Awesome! I want to know more about that instrument they have up front. Did a few quick searches and didn't come up with anything that seemed like it was at all correct.
I asked my buddy who posted this on FB that same question - it's called a Dan Bau. It's kinda like a hammered dulcimer, but with a whammy bar. I will be forever on the lookout for one of these.
Thanks for that! Looks like it's a Vietnamese instrument rather than Thai. I am going to have to listen to some more stuff that features it.
@RojoLoco said in What are you listening to? What would you recommend?:
Ok this is some of the most amazing shit I've ever seen... Thai musicians on traditional instruments playing "Ghost Riders in the Sky", an American country song. Yes, I love weird music.
Awesome! I want to know more about that instrument they have up front. Did a few quick searches and didn't come up with anything that seemed like it was at all correct.