Oh geeez. I can't believe that I forgot this.
We were at the Ohio State Fair in the early 70's in Columbus. Mom wanted to see Johnny Cash and we did.
Best posts made by scotth
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RE: What was your first live concert?
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RE: Comparing MeshCentral 2 to ScreenConnect
I scanned the docs and didn't see where I might see if I can run meshcentral 2 and meshcommander on the same device or vm. Am I missing something obvious?
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RE: Why IT Builds a House of Cards
Try the rubber chicken. Worked for my geometry teacher
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RE: Random Thread - Anything Goes
I'm sure that I've hit them all.
My new mantra is 'big picture, please'
I use it almost every day right when someone cuts me off on the way to work. -
RE: folder sharing issue
I'm thinking that you want the firewall turned on. Not sure. I'm out. Good Luck
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@siringo said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
trying to find out how I can get the output from a PS command into an xlsx format? I have 2 columns of data, I want to seperate them so I can have them shown in 2 columns within excel.
On the Ribbon, try data, text to columns
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RE: Can Windows 7 Still Upgrade to Windows 10
@DustinB3403 said in Started as Win 7 Issue.. Now Job Searching?:
@scottalanmiller said in Started as Win 7 Issue.. Now Job Searching?:
@DustinB3403 MCT?
Media Creation Tool
We've been using it for over a year.
Want an ISO? Make it. Need a DVD? Ok. Upgrade in place? It'll handle it for you. -
RE: Non-IT News Thread
@dafyre said in Non-IT News Thread:
@mlnews said in Non-IT News Thread:
Anti-vax parents sue to keep unvaccinated kids in school during outbreak
County fiercely defends restrictions amid measles outbreak that has sickened 145.
As New York’s Rockland County grapples with a large and lengthy outbreak of measles, a group of anti-vaccine parents sued officials for temporarily barring their unvaccinated children from school—and the county is not having it.
So... If most of the kids in school are already vaccinated... Why is there public outrcy over unvaxxed kids coming to school? Just curious...
[Full Disclosure: I am not an anti-vaxxer!]
As always, where's the money?
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RE: This app has been blocked for your protection
I think that you can add an exception to the UAC console for the .exe. It may also call another file during execution and could trigger on the 1st one for bad behavior. Process explorer from Sysinternals should show up calls and handles connected to this app.
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@StuartJordan said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scotth it's entirely up to you if you would want to do this or not. I have dedicated servers in a Datacenter and have my own lab server at home and look after a couple of rds environments so this subject matter is of interest to me. What equipment are you running in your lab?
Proliant ML150G6 Dual Xeon Quad Core E5540 48GB RAM P410 Array Controller (No Cache battery). I just haven't bought one yet. Old box, I know. I picked it up for $750 with 6 2TB drives
VDI is something that I've heard about for years and have never taken the time to learn about other than how to spell it.
I have a 2GB Asus NVidia based card in it and GPU passthrugh is available in the settings. I've just never had the time to play with it.
Running XCP-NG 7.4. I have XO from sources and XCP-NG Center running. Been trying to update it for weeks. Life interferes. FreeNAS backup target. Linksys 48 Port GB switch. Picked that up for 50 bucks from a phone guy friend that takes care of one of our offices. Plus he recycles electronics -- no charge. If anyone is in NE Ohio, I'll pass along a request. -
RE: I'll Show You Mine If You Show Me Yours, Home Labs
@RojoLoco That's the one. My cousin gave it to me about 25 years ago. It has holes inside for metal pins to adjust the shelf(ves) height. Nice.
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@StuartJordan I have experience with some of what you described. At work, we ran a two server Citrix Farm ca. 2006 maybe V6 and have had a TS server along with that since. What I've never tried is VDI and it seems that I probably won't.
That being said, I'm curious what I could do pushing out desktops and or apps with XCP-NG. I see a choice to make a vApp from a VM, just haven't explored it. I'm curious if I can create an advantage, what would happen with available resources, how it scales, those sorts of things.
If this webinar will help me understand better, then I'll sign up for it. My curiosity has the better of me when it comes to this stuff. I just have to create the time. -
RE: O365 down for us
I just got an email. Maybe the 'legal hold' let go.
G'nite folks
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scotth said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
If this webinar will help me understand better, then I'll sign up for it. My curiosity has the better of me when it comes to this stuff. I just have to create the time.
Im' interested but the ad said it was all open source, but the vendor in question seems to have no info about their source or licensing anywhere.
Open source is what piqued my interest
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RE: Hardware Management Solutions
@dustinb3403 said in Hardware Management Solutions:
@hobbit666 said in Hardware Management Solutions:
What hardware we talking about? Manufacturers models etc
Basically looking to get hardware details from HPE servers (mostly). ILO obviously would work and report on this, but when having any more than a handful of systems configuring and maintaining this would be painful.
Dustin, I had HP One recommended to me as well. I simply haven't had time to check it out. It is free (I have support) and downloads an ova file if you prefer.
If I had time to fart, I'd s#$t.
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RE: Has anyone tried Lazy Librarian / Calibre / GoodReads setup?
@jmoore They claim that you can tag an author or series and it will scrape the net and add books to your wish list. It should make it easy to manage a purchase list or borrow list from the library.
@dafyre I've been using the EPUBReader extension in Chrome. Does pretty good although it doesn't auto-bookmark where you're at in the book. You have to bookmark your spot when you close the browser. I just got used to hitting 'D' while I'm reading. -
RE: What are your thoughts on Using Zerotier as VPN to highly secure networks.
@dafyre OPNSense has a plugin for Zerotier. Since OPNSense is a fork of PFSense, I'm guessing that PFSense might have a plugin as well.
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RE: Non-IT News Thread
@travisdh1 said in Non-IT News Thread:
@scottalanmiller said in Non-IT News Thread:
BBC News - Woman in China nearly dies after injecting herself with fruit juice
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-47623816Where's the "That's now how this works" meme when needed?
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RE: ZeroTier & Security
@pete-s said in ZeroTier & Security:
@scottalanmiller said in ZeroTier & Security:
@pete-s said in ZeroTier & Security:
If you assume that being connected to an ZeroTier network is the same as having the host sitting directly on the internet, you'll be fine.
That is the basic premise of the zero trust security model - assuming that the network is hostile.
Ding ding, exactly. It's a connectivity tool, not a security tool. The security has to be provided normally. Any ZT provided security, is purely extra.
Yes, and when it comes to security ZeroTier, as any other VPN, shows up as a virtual network adapter. So you can apply the OS' firewall like you could on any network adapter.
And the ZeroTier network itself also has some limited L2 rules to control the traffic, similar to a switch. It lacks tcp sessions and other things though so it's not like a real router/firewall.
There is also the possibility to connect ZeroTier to a compatible firewall and not the host directly.
I'm running OPNSense at home and have the plugin working and connected to a client's PC's from my house.
Works great.