@thwr said in Synergy - Software KVM:
Pretty cool. Does it run on ARM? Can't find anything about supported platforms in the FAQ.
Here's a couple of links that may or may not help 
https://github.com/symless
https://github.com/symless/synergy-android-cyanogen
https://learn.adafruit.com/synergy-on-raspberry-pi/intro-what-is-synergy (this one mentions that a version IS available for ARM, but may not quite be up to snuff yet)
@dafyre said in Synergy - Software KVM:
The only problem I had with it before, and still have with it now, is that I need to lock my windows and Mac machines with a single shortcut.
Whenever I set up a shortcut key, whatever key that I use to set it up, will no longer allow me the use of the capital version of that letter, no matter which shift key I press.
I've never used it cross platform, but the way I do it on my Windows boxes is I always lock the screen (using a Launchy shortcut) on the client box(es) first, then I lock my server box with Win+L. If you lock the server box first, you can lose control to the client box (at least that what I've seen many times with previous versions (I still haven't updated to the latest version yet).
Everything is still looking good!
@DustinB3403 said in NLTest on DC: "ERROR_NO_LOGON_SERVERS":
Maybe my google-fu is good enough?
One microsoft "of go read this" and another topic of "check your ports"
I don't see any Event ID 11 messages in my System log, so that rules out that issue at least.
I noticed that the firewall was turned on, so I turned that off! (We don't have it "on" on any of our other DCs). I rebooted and ran the test again and got Connection Status = 0 0x0 NERR_Success. I was expecting to after a reboot (just like last time), so I'll wait at least 60 minutes and test again to see if I still get "success".
I'll report back later this afternoon! 
I happened to be backing up the netlogon logs from our domain controllers when I noticed an issue from one of our DCs. When I run "nltest /query" from a CMD prompt, I get the following results:
Flags: 0
Connection Status = 1311 0x51f ERROR_NO_LOGON_SERVERS
The command completed successfully
I verified the other 5 DCs and the command returns 0x0 NERR_Success on all of them except for this one.
I tried restarting the Netlogon service, but the error persisted. I then did a reboot of the server, and tested again after it came back up; the results were 0x0 NERR_Success. I noticed that the log file had more info than I wanted to see (I normally only want to see info like this: 10/13 06:16:37 LAKEIMAGING: NO_CLIENT_SITE: 3RD-HR2 192.168.210.250); there was way more verbosity than that. So I ran "nltest /dbflag:0x0" and restarted the netlogon service. Afterwards, I tested again with "nltest /query" and I am getting the same error as before (1311)!! I can't figure out what is causing this or how to fix it permanently!
The Pro version now offers SSL support, and they have a deal going on for another few hours where you can get Pro for $8 (if you already have "basic"; which I do). So it ends up only costing about $18 total for a lifetime license.
:-O.... I can't even comprehend having those speeds, lol!
I wish I knew what it was like to be able to grow a thick dark beard like yours, lol. I'm nearly 45 years old, and mine STILL doesn't come anywhere close to filling in like yours does :P.
@Reid-Cooper said in I'll Show You Mine If You Show Me Yours, Home Labs:
@Shuey nice, I'm sure that you miss having room for that.
I definitely do! 
If I should've just PM'd you on this, let me know: I know you already got this resolved, but I'm curious why you are wanting to block document redirection for laptops. Reason being is that you could consider leaving it on, but use offline files to enable access to the domain documents, as well as the ability to sync updates to the domain after changes have been made offline (which is where the combo really comes in handy - users would be ticked if they couldn't work on their files, and then couldn't update their network copies). I realize that there is some network overhead using this scenario, especially the very first time files are synced, but it's something to consider 
@thwr said in Remote connection manager:
@Shuey said in Remote connection manager:
@zuphzuph said in Remote connection manager:
@Shuey said in Remote connection manager:
For RDP connections: https://terminals.codeplex.com/
For VNC connections: https://sourceforge.net/projects/vncaddressbook/
Terminals is ok... still has it's quirks too. Seems like literally every RDCM software does though.
What kind of quirks do you notice? I've never noticed any with Terminals and I've been using it for several years now (and it's continually in development). You've definitely piqued my interest now :D.
- Copy & paste doesn't work
- Window resize has a hance to crash the connection
- Connection handling like dafyre said
Ah, sorry to hear it has had those quirks for you guys :-/. I've never experienced any of those issues, but I'm glad you have another great tool to use :).
@dafyre said in Remote connection manager:
@Shuey said in Remote connection manager:
@zuphzuph said in Remote connection manager:
@Shuey said in Remote connection manager:
For RDP connections: https://terminals.codeplex.com/
For VNC connections: https://sourceforge.net/projects/vncaddressbook/
Terminals is ok... still has it's quirks too. Seems like literally every RDCM software does though.
What kind of quirks do you notice? I've never noticed any with Terminals and I've been using it for several years now (and it's continually in development). You've definitely piqued my interest now :D.
For me, Terminals and one other one (I can't remember which) just absolutely refuse to open more than about 6 connections... any more than that and the connections will crash.
I've definitely never seen that issue, and I've had multiple times where I've had up to 12 connections open at once when I'm updating our servers. Have you been using the latest version(s)?
@Ambarishrh said in Testing Ransomware:
I posted about this recently
https://www.mangolassi.it/topic/11225/ransim-ransomware-simulator
Right, which is the same thing I just posted above you 
@zuphzuph said in Remote connection manager:
@Shuey said in Remote connection manager:
For RDP connections: https://terminals.codeplex.com/
For VNC connections: https://sourceforge.net/projects/vncaddressbook/
Terminals is ok... still has it's quirks too. Seems like literally every RDCM software does though.
What kind of quirks do you notice? I've never noticed any with Terminals and I've been using it for several years now (and it's continually in development). You've definitely piqued my interest now :D.
It's not a traditional fetch, but I'll give it a shot:
@coliver said in how to know which active directory is primary and secondary?:
If you're looking at who holds the FSMO roles you can use this powershell command.
Get-ADDomain | Select-Object InfrastructureMaster, RIDMaster, PDCEmulator
I don't get why people insist on only using PowerShell to query things that can be more quickly queried with something like this:
netdom query fsmo
Am I missing something?
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