Not surprising. Would be a popular way to deploy.

@wirestyle22 said in Palo Alto vm Image:

Imagine when all of these bots are capable of advanced subterfuge. What is the average user going to do?

Well - as long as you have things like hashes to compare against, you at least have some form of protection - faking good hashes is beyond hard.

Why are you looking to host Exchange in this day and age?

@scottalanmiller said:

@sreekumarpg said:

@scottalanmiller Management requirement is to have a test and feasible study on exchange inhouse with 50 users. Sure i will parallely build a Zimbra server and provide the same to management for a comparison

I think that that is a good idea. We have used both and always preferred Zimbra. But we use Exchange now because it is hosted with Office 365. If it was not MS hosted, we wouldn't consider it.

Same here. If we had to have Email in house I would probably be running Zimbra.

@FiyaFly said:

Ww

Thanks for the response

Under Dialing Options

Asterisk Dial command options was : tr
Asterisk Outbound Dial command options : none

I changed both to Wr. But no luck.

@Dashrender said:

Do you need to keep those ISOs local to you? If not, you could store them in ODfB or Google Drive, etc and then copy them through a webbrowser at those hosted solutions upload speed, regardless of where you are.

I could. That would require me to get (and stay) more organized.

Thanks for the share. 😄

@scottalanmiller said:

you don't know what problems are already resolved and you might miss new problems

Yes i agree with that.

Hi All,

Thanks for the support.

restarted the asterisk service of remote PBX which solved the issue.

Execute the command "core restart now" from PBX > Tools > Asterisk-Cli

🙂

Hi All

"amportal a ma installall" command Fixed the Issue.

@sreekumarpg said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

eryone making changes. That's why when you do it it's nightly.

We required only weekly backup,

@sreekumarpg said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

eryone making changes. That's why when you do it it's nightly.

We required only weekly backup,

That should be fine for everything expect the Forigate I think you might be stuck doing it manually. Nedi was working on supporting them at one point so you may check their forums out and see what became of it.

JIRA is super affordable at just $10 for 10 users (If you host it)

@ammarmalhotra said in QNAP Folder Permission Issue:

Dear Sreekumarpg how did you solved the issue then ..
as i am having the same problem.

It is possible that your issue is different. I would post a new thread with your details and we will help you track down the problem.

Hey guys

I am currently working on to setup conference rooms connecting our 3 offices, and thinking of keeping it simple by using Skype!

We have MAC minis spare @ our office, so planning to set that and connect to our conference room TVs, and setup a generic account. Map the network drive with one folder where everyone can drop in their files that needs for their meeting. Reason for MAC is we have some users with keynotes.

The audio will be through the SONOS speaker system which is used in the conference room already.

Now looking for good MIC and Cameras. I think the camera should be a wide angle HD camera and MIC is possible a wifi with USB dongle, that I can connect to the MAC and keep the mic at the center of the table so it is accessible for everyone. (With noise cancellation for sure)

Camera, I am thinking of:

Logitech Webcam C930e

And Mic xTag USB

Suggestions please

@sreekumarpg said:

Thanks all.

It was a miss configuration in Remote Access VPN Group Policy.

I have added local DNS and external DNS (google DNS) in the group policy DNS Server , then Inherit the DNS names in Split Tunneling and disable send all DNS lookups through Tunnel .

Now the nslookup work like charm in any connect vpn 😃

Glad it was fixed!

@thanksaj said:

@Dashrender said:

@sreekumarpg said:

Thanks all for the valid answers..

I planned to redirect the Desktop and my documents to network folder and assign permission as readonly access, so that users cant save any files on desktops. Also Restrict access to c & D drives in my computer, so that they are not able to store files in drive.

Thanks !!

Wow, I've never heard anyone doing this before. I will be surprised if you don't have issues.

If the idea is to ensure that everyone always has access to everything (seems like an overly paranoid request) then you can grant full access (or at least read/write access) to the redirection folder on the server. When setting up the folder redirection in GPO make sure you don't check the box that gives only the user exclusive access.

This is going to cause a mountain of issues, I'm warning you. If the issue is that users are saving them on the local desktop and not on a NAS/network drive, use folder redirection, which is easy with GPO. If it's just users saving documents on the local machines period, you need to look at alternative approaches to how you handle your workstations.

Just to make sure anyone wasn't confused by my post. My intention wasn't to say that the redirection for all users would go to the same folder. Everyone would get a subfolder of the root share just like normal, but everyone would be granted full permissions which is definitely not something that's normal. So there shouldn't be an inherent problems with this, but of course users would mess with each other pretty badly if they wanted.