@cole It's been my experience that if one uses an Appliance then it fits within Networks. If one uses a managed server (linux/bind or Windows) then SysOps.
@cole We use BIND on Linux with NS records for the AD sub-domain. The server team does the DNS changes. Networking submits tickets for what they want done.
@RyanRies I eventually broke my wife of saying that line and replacing it with "not if I want to be sure it was done my way". That's at least more accurate.
@cole make sure Automatic Site Coverage is not turned off, DC's will by default register site-specific locator records for the sites they assume coverage of
I got it to work before I formatted my laptop because KDE was being flaky as shit and just some other shit wasn't working right - now I can't remember how the fuck I got it to work.
hired consultant will teach them morals?! and no one here want to discuss how to make it more harder!!! where do you get these ideas!!! — atErik2 mins ago
@ewwhite finished an initial (sloppy in some parts) policy. But needs refinement and i've not really scrutinized how much of the access tried is really needed. Will still prevent stuff like an attacker writing into odd places in the filesystem and attempting to connect to odd network services and/or start stuff on odd network ports.
@ewwhite There's one particular industry here called Test and Tag, and we service the two largest providers in the industry, and they are constantly stealing contracts from each other, and they win these contracts based on the cost cuttings that our software provides them
It is super weird, but they both know that each other has our software, and they both came to us independantly and at the same time
sometimes customers will have years of changes made by programmers... then get an upgrade... and lose thousands of hours of custom work... because the programmer didn't check the software changes back in.
Developer in October: I've setup the "testuser" Linux account at Engorged Banana Produce on Production as well as on the "setsys 1" environment. (Login & Password are both "testuser".) Eric wants this linux account to log directly into the 'setsys 1' environment. Can you update the bash profile script to do that?
Developer in October: I've setup the "testuser" Linux account at Engorged Banana Produce on Production as well as on the "setsys 1" environment. (Login & Password are both "testuser".) Eric wants this linux account to log directly into the 'setsys 1' environment. Can you update the bash profile script to do that?
[root@Engorged_Banana ~]# su - testuser
************************** C O P Y *****************************
-bash: /ppro/ppro1/bin/setpsttn: No such file or directory
/ppro/ppro1
-bash: /ppro/ppro1/bin/ALIAS.TXT: No such file or directory
-bash: /ppro/ppro1/bin/CLEANUP.TXT: No such file or directory
cat: /ppro/ppro1/bin/DBCENV.TXT: No such file or directory
cat: /ppro/ppro1/bin/DBCENV.TXT: No such file or directory
cat: /ppro/ppro1/bin/DBCENV.TXT: No such file or directory
-bash: /ppro/ppro1/bin/rundbc: No such file or directory
So our client actually hired a software guy to replace the WaveCom software and talks to the PAT tester via Bluetooth directly, downloads the SSS file and then transfers the results to us, and we process them and generate a report
@ewwhite We had an issue with a sister company...the GM quit and founded a rival company across the street and started pillaging employees from the old company
@MichaelHampton Of course I can reset your password... but only if you provide your credit card number and bank account information as proof of your identity.
Research tells me yes, but just wondering. Since I can easily setup server software and use my device as a light server for a few pages and relevant info, can't I not provide the address to the server without bothering to spend money getting a domain name?
Is this possible?
The reason is to no...
Using a Hyper-V 2012 R2 host, I have (as a test) four CentOS 5 VMs running a UDP streaming application (a high rate of UDP unicast packet streams sent from the VMs to several 1000 "remote listeners"; under 1000 streams per VM with a total bandwidth of less than 20% of one GbE link). The Linux Int...
> Normally, both your asses would be dead as fucking fried chicken, but you happen to pull this shit while I'm in a transitional period so I don't wanna kill you, I wanna help you. But I can't give you this case, it don't belong to me. Besides, I've already been through too much shit this morning over this case to hand it over to your dumb ass.
Guys... SF chat... you never let me down... shit's mad fucked up in my life right now and I need something funny to make me laugh... a Youtube clip, or a website, or something...
@EEAA People just burst out the question, but disregard any respect to potential responders. No CRs in the question because he is not even slightly concerned about the reader going through that forest of words. I hate such people.
I keep asking the doctors/nurses things like "when's she gonna' get better," "how long do you think she'll be in here," etc., and they keep dodging the question.
I didn't think she drank that much... but I guess it affects everyone differently. You best believe though that if she comes back home she's never taking another drink though.
Research tells me yes, but just wondering. Since I can easily setup server software and use my device as a light server for a few pages and relevant info, can't I not provide the address to the server without bothering to spend money getting a domain name?
Is this possible?
The reason is to no...
