When we logged into SQL Management Studio(using Server Name, Login and Password) with checked "Remember Password". I need to know, where it save in PC.
I need to format my PC. And when we install SQL Management Studio, then I will lose my all credentials which I saved. That's why I need to get t...
Because Active Directory Sync's off of the "Primary" or Main Server IMHO There is no need to backup the AD from the other AD Servers.
So, No, an agent for that on the other Server is not needed.
You will still need an agent to back up their files though and obviously other Services if they have...
Customizable Service plans
Offsite Remote Backup plan
Data Recovery
Asset Management
Client Security
Network installs and or Migration
Supplement existing IT Staff
Custom Built PCs and Servers
Licensing compliance verification
Virus detection and removal
Broadband installation and configuration
Just based on that one answer, I wouldn't want him to do any of that for me.
@MarkM Have I mentioned how much i love when vendors have a low price initial license; then nickel, dime, and hundred-dollar-bill the hell out of you for each "feature" you would expect to be in the base product.
We have a HW problem with the disks, that made all the mount points to be read only. Output of dmesg:
end_request: I/O error, dev sda, sector 15574609
sd 0:0:0:0: SCSI error: return code = 0x00040000
We want to analyze a program that is currently running, because it should have died when he co...
...... and how deranged would you need to be to do so?
@MarkM I have primary and secondary (mirrormode) LDAP servers. The primary is dedicated to LDAP, the secondary shares with a DNS server. Technically they're peers. In practice ldap01 is the "primary" and the one you connect to when you need to do stuff :)
@MikeyB They provide Network Solutions - you know, as a middleman. You give them $100, they give NetSol $50 and you get a domain name
I am trying to boot a Win XP Pro VM in Safe Mode in Virtual Box 4.1.4
I used DISK2VHD to create the VHD. The VHD is 95GB on disk but VirtualBox reports it as 145GB. The boot hangs, so I'm trying to use Safe Mode so see what's up.
Is this possible? To boot Win XP in Safe Mode CTRL-ALT-DELETE ...
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well to check a sum, subtract one of the numbers you're adding, from the answer, if you get the other number that you were adding, your sum is checked!
Unless we're just misunderstanding it and he means in a general salesman like "Are you tired of having questions closed? THEN BUY OUR TAG PRODUCT NOW!!"
We have a Win 2003 DC and another Win 3003 server. (In fact we are part of a larger Win network).
We have a mix of Win & Mac clients.
We need to add some storage. 3TB+ usable in RAID 5
I've been looking at NAS solutions such as the Synology RS411 (i.e. lower priced models). What I can't se...
Good for making sure the old duffer has a nice, solid connection to Earth during that thunder storm!
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@voretaq7 These guys are fucking horrible. I get backup errors, but it doesn't tell me where it failed. You go to the KB, and it says the error is usually caused by a file being locked or in use. Motherfucker, you use VSS so that shouldn't be an issue!
Technical Lead: "May I see the NPS server, please?"
Me: "NO YOU MAY NOT. YOU GUYS HAVE FUCKED AROUND FOR 10 HOURS BETWEEN YESTERDAY AND TODAY. THE NEXT PERSON THAT TOUCHES MY SERVER WILL BE THE PERSON THAT YOU ESCALATE MY PROBLEM TO."
Technical Lead: "But..."
Me: "STOP. STOP TALKING. STOP TALKING RIGHT NOW. YOU HAVE WASTED ENOUGH OF MY TIME."
@voretaq7 No, I can install, upgrade, backup, restore and otherwise maintain a DBMS; but I suck at DB design. Screwing around with something for my website and just trying to get a grasp of the concepts.
I recently swapped out the SSL cert on our NPS server that's doing RADIUS for our wireless clients (a few thousand students). OS X, Android and iOS all play fine with the new cert. No Windows OS does, though. Their NPS guys keep saying "there is a problem with the certificate" and I keep saying "Ok, what is the problem, so that I can buy a different certificate that is compatible." "Oh, we don't know."
Microsoft published a document detailing what is necessary for a 3rd party cert to be used for PEAP on a RADIUS server. The cert I have meets all of those requirements.
They keep trying to pass the buck to DigiCert, but I won't let them until they tell me what exactly is wrong with the certificate and why it is incompatible with NPS, even though it meets all of the published guidelines.
I didn't. It wasn't a straight renewal, it was a totally new certificate. The old one was only 1024 bit. The new one is 2048.
Should still work though, it caused our OS X users to see a prompt asking them to accept it the first time they connected after the renewal. Windows clients just choked and died
I'm assuming it's because the new certificate is a wildcard but there's no MS documentation saying that it won't work with one.
This is one of those times where I'd give anything to be in corporate america where I'd have control over all of these machines and I'd just push down new client certs and everything would automagically connect.
Instead we have students running around screaming OMGZ THE HOLE INTERNETZ IS DOWN
Probably a dumb question, but now I'm sucked in... The cert has the extended usage for both Server Auth and Client Auth; not just a typical Web Server SSL Cert (which are sometimes just Server Auth)?
I see random technet posts where people say that wildcards bomb out for no reason for some MS services when they should otherwise be fine but there's been no official confirmation from MS about any of it
digicert is that fast too and they allow unlimited dupes of their wildcard plus certs and each dupe can have up to 10 SANs. Really awesome and flexible licensing for the money
We had some random certs from thawte and verisign floating around and consolidated everything into the one wildcard plus a couple of years ago. it saved a boatload of money
We have a microsoft enterprise ca for ldaps in AD, but thats about it
I'm seriously considering making students install our root certificate as part of the wireless setup process and just cutting out all of the 3rd party crap so that it's one less finger for microsoft to point
I know of at least one sizable state school in MA that has open wireless, but all users need to install a VPN client and can't get off of the wireless no-access vlan unless they have an active VPN session
I was like O.o
That's the most round about way ever to encrypting traffic on a network that you control
I need to make two hard drives unreadable. Unfortunately, I have some constraints which make this harder than usual (in particular, they rule out the answers to other questions):
I don’t have a computer to mount the drives and erase them (weird, right?)
I don’t have a strong magnet
I don’t have...
There are a surprising number of "hard drive microwave" videos on youtube... All disappointing, so far. Guess I had higher expectations for the experiment.
@MarkM I'm gonna assume that there's all kinds of versions of windows involved? XP had some janky restrictions on signing algorithms, but for student systems, I bet you're seeing the issue on plenty of Win7..
The sample snippet the consults gave for pulling video straight from the camera without the cameras goofball interface apparently uses a series of JPG's, making it "animated".
And I see the requests hitting the server for new images.
but the @!#% thing isn't refreshing on my side outside the network.
@BartSilverstrim I think the js is the culprit. It's updating, but very slowly. Images don't seem to be coming back quick enough for them to display.. they're taking just under a second to respond.
setTimeout(show, 1000 / 5); sets it for 5 frames per second, despite the framespersecond variable, heh. Try cranking that back to like, 1. The images are taking 600-900 ms to load for me.
... I'm looking at the documentation and it's just milliseconds...so...there's no reason.
@chriss: it's not intended to be creepy. It's supposed to be for watching sports events in a small town without a professional league to follow or their own NASCAR event.
It's only creepy if some part of you wants it to be creepy.
Originally it was a security camera thing. Then it was a "stream it to a TV outside the gym so people out there can follow what's happening." Now we were asked to see if we can get it going to the web.
Now I'll have to see if I can get the "chick cam" to work in a method similar to this so it can be reverse-proxied through our website. And before you comment, it really is a bunch of chicks hatching from eggs in a kindergarten room. Chicks as in chickens. Don't get any ideas.
Some fancier js could probably cache the incoming images a couple seconds in advance, instead of treating each image as too old as soon as it comes in when it takes >200ms to fetch
Indeed. I've got an idea of the shape of it - juggling DOM objects into the display DIV - but I'm too clunky on the web dev side of things to put it all together very well.
@voretaq7 don't know that type - the larger ones I've seen /used have been wire/ceramic dip and if required fitted into a heatsink attached to a chassis
@Iain they're basically fatter versions of the standard carbon resistor you see in LV electronics - they tend to heat less, but the afforded resistance is substantially lower because they're mostly conductive mass
I have a snippet of javascript that is used to pull a series of jpg's from a webcam that is inside our network. Right now it's being reverse-proxied through Apache2 and embedded in our website.
The thing is that to keep the display from "freezing" with timeouts I've had to adjust the consultant'...
@Iain Of course he COULD always go fancy with a DC::DC transformer too. Maybe something in a nice solid-state model with output regulation.... ah but where's the fun in that?
There's a built-in interface that does video, I think the code was used for internal "streaming" to a local system that displays to a giant TV out in the hallway.
So streaming it quickly with this javascript using jpg was acceptable, I guess.
I was kind of asked because I've done the most work with the CMS system and they wanted it on our website.
hey is @MarkM still around, or did the cops come to question him in the matter of the missing Microsoft monkeys? And if the latter did they get the blood off the wall yet?
@Holocryptic Pft, you could rock that crap - just gotta get in a role where you can start to mess with some of that stuff. And I'd think twice about inheriting responsibility for the tumbeasts, anyway ;)
There was a suggestion on SO to use http live streaming, but the tutorials I'm finding look like they are for "take video XYZ, encode it, chunk it, then serve it" as opposed to "here's a live feed, encode it, chunk it, serve it on demand"
@BartSilverstrim Yeah, that's what I meant with 'Stream it with ffmpeg :p'. I've no idea how to actually do this, but I'm imagining some sort of situation where you're reading from a socket or something that only gets populated when there's readers.
Linux MD software RAID can add disks to a hot RAID-5 array (mdadm --grow), reshaping the data on the fly. Don't proceed until the reshape finishes (cat /proc/mdstat).
You'd then need to expand your filesystem to fill the array, which, depending on your filesystem, will likely need a full, offli...
I'm not sure that would work well. I'd have to find a way to grab chunks of video, cache it, encode it, chunk it, serve the videos...and have it do this on demand.
And since the proxypass doesn't have rewrite rules in effect, when it references local addresses it doesn't work. Looks like that discourages just using the /video link.
Because Active Directory Sync's off of the "Primary" or Main Server IMHO There is no need to backup the AD from the other AD Servers.
So, No, an agent for that on the other Server is not needed.
You will still need an agent to back up their files though and obviously other Services if they have...
We have a HW problem with the disks, that made all the mount points to be read only. Output of dmesg:
end_request: I/O error, dev sda, sector 15574609
sd 0:0:0:0: SCSI error: return code = 0x00040000
We want to analyze a program that is currently running, because it should have died when he co...
I am trying to boot a Win XP Pro VM in Safe Mode in Virtual Box 4.1.4
I used DISK2VHD to create the VHD. The VHD is 95GB on disk but VirtualBox reports it as 145GB. The boot hangs, so I'm trying to use Safe Mode so see what's up.
Is this possible? To boot Win XP in Safe Mode CTRL-ALT-DELETE ...
We have a Win 2003 DC and another Win 3003 server. (In fact we are part of a larger Win network).
We have a mix of Win & Mac clients.
We need to add some storage. 3TB+ usable in RAID 5
I've been looking at NAS solutions such as the Synology RS411 (i.e. lower priced models). What I can't se...
send it into the sun with a space shuttle. I think the heat there will destroy the circuits.
Linux MD software RAID can add disks to a hot RAID-5 array (mdadm --grow), reshaping the data on the fly. Don't proceed until the reshape finishes (cat /proc/mdstat).
You'd then need to expand your filesystem to fill the array, which, depending on your filesystem, will likely need a full, offli...
