Creating an ADR for windows updates but getting 0X87d20417 error, we have tried recreating the rules and restarting the different services, but no matter what we still see that error.

Here is the search criteria for the updates

PatchDownloader.log is showing:

DownloadUpdateContent() failed with hr=0x80041013

Anyone seen this happening before?

Here it is

This is the error:

Check if the error is present by by visiting Help-> About Avimark.

If you confirm the error is showing follow the steps:

• Close Avimark

• Find the Avimark shortcut in the desktop, right click and open its properties.
  

• In the target section add /regserver to the Avimark link and click ok to save the change.
  

• Right click on the Avimark shortcut and run it as an ADMINISTRATOR
  

• Let it run for a bit (1-2 min), nothing will appear to be happening but it really is.

• Right click the shortcut again, go into properties and remove the added /regserver to the target field (returning the shortcut to the original state).

• Open up Avimark again and the error should be gone and the machine will be printing again.

Happy Birthday Dominica!

@Pete-S only Cisco gear that label along with the sonic wall was more as documentation for myself.

@WrCombs For networking basics, I would also recommend using PacketTracer. You will need to have some basic Cisco routing and switching cli knowledge (guides and resources are available all over the web). Having the ability, to actually see packets travel to your lab network is super valuable when you are starting and will help you really understand routing. You can work with static routes or dynamic routing protocols like OSPF, rip v2, etc. inside packet tracer.

Here is a work in progress lab, using L3 switches as core internal routers and several vlans. Its simulating a network transitioning from a big flat 10.10.0.0/20 to several vlans

Computer objects have cmd terminals, webbrowsers and other stuff so you can troubleshoot network stuff via ping, tracert, etc.

I really like it and use it quite a lot when I am troubleshooting network issues that I need to have a diagram and see how the packets can flow within the network.

@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX and changing IPs:

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@Dashrender said in FreePBX and changing IPs:

I'm curious why DuckDNS is picking up on the VPN IP instead of the local one? no split tunneling?

Any possibility that the home user has a router that supports DynDNS? If so, set that up should solve the problem.

Good call on the split tunneling. Checking...

If it doesn't split, then the phone traffic is likely going down the tunnel, too. Or else you are checking from a different location than the phone.

Not likely, if its a full tunnel the external ip WILL always be the IP of where the tunnels ends with everything flowing through the tunnel.

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Dog looks comfy

I am on Kubuntu 20.04, hadn't use plasma in a loooong time and I am really liking it currently.

@WrCombs Everything in the same network is being switched no matter if its wireless or wired. In order to route, you need to move the packets to a different network.

@scottalanmiller "mstsc":true ?