@VEGA: You've posted a large number of questions before, several of which have been downvoted. We expect a reasonable level of effort to be put into each question, including at least a few minutes of Google searching or other research.

You might want to edit some of your questions to add more details where possible.

If not, there at least is a "safety valve" in the post ban that allows for one post per six months. If it comes to that, make it count.

If your edits are useful, we're likely to upvote them, which is one of the signals for determining whether your post ban can be lifted. Other factors include the number of closed or deleted questions. This is algorithmic in nature and cannot be manually lifted by a moderator.

The exact details are not disclosed, so that one can't intentionally game the system, but this should give you an idea of how to get out of a post ban.

Another thing to note is that your questions appear to involve a business IT environment. While we do accept computer questions involving business machines, so long as the fundamental aspects of the question can also apply to a home environment, questions that are specific to business environments are off-topic for Super User and should be asked on Server Fault.

@VEGA you're on a question ban. Nothing we can do about it

@bwDraco I don't see anything particularly SFish

You can try to fix up the old stuff and hope it gets a positive score.