I'm not a windows guy. And all my working life was managing macs and linux.
Why should I have a windows domain controller?
I only see disavantages.
What i have:
90 computers to 90 people.
5 printers, login is diffent and not centralized, because it's dificult to use a strong password in a pr...
@faker 90 machines and the guy doesn't want a domain controller because it's another thing that could go wrong. Check please! I'm done with the internet for today.
@freiheit That's just a ploy by the left wing bicycle global warming environmentalist ice cap hugging granola eating sandal wearing whack-nuts to get you to give up your American right to bear pickup trucks!
@faker Also, what kind of janky servers is he running on 400watts?
Sure, a low end Dell / HP will probably idle at 250, but... I dunno.
This is essentially how this question reads to the rest of us: "Hi, I'm interested learning about Active Directory. Here are a bunch of things about it that are completely false. I'm totally misinformed here, someone prove me wrong." I think what you need is a good book, or some time at the Microsoft Virtual Academy's AD courses — MDMarra35 secs ago
@MDMarra I laughed out loud for real. =D
> I don't like to spend money on Windows licences and servers.
It's called operating expenses. Businesses have them. I don't like paying for rackspace and bandwidth, but I do. Suck it up.
Although my DC is still giving me 100Mbps when that's not what I should have...
@MarkHenderson Just 20Mb. Bare bones rackspace that clients use just to park little-used websites and my own infrastructure. I'll upgrade it as necessary. My streaming client's website is in my rack and on game nights the website pushes about 10Mbps peak to handle 300-400 active users and 10 pageviews per second.
@MarkHenderson No! That's the awesome thing so far. I was capped at 20Mbps hard, and then one day I noticed I was pulling in near 100Mb on a big download.
I don't care either way, the question is stupid, and even as a "No Windows" guy I know you install AD to manage Windows networks for the same reasons you install configuration management and LDAP for Unix networks
@MarkHenderson I'm reading between the lines: He's not qualified to admin the network he's been handed.
I'm new at windows management, before I've worked only with Apple Macs.
Now I am at a company that has almost 100 computers with different boards, brands, different hard drives, etc.. in different locations, it's a nightmare!
Right now the company have also different domains.
I want to unify e...
@voretaq7 It's ridiculously difficult to find one of her making a "derp" type face or something else goofy, even though she did that a lot in the show...
From: Help Desk Can you assist me in seeing why this user is having issues sending out emails. [...]
From: A Student To: Help Desk Subject: Re: E-mails not being delivered
Hello, Yes I'm sure I put in the correct e-mail address since I replied to one of the e-mails she sent me. I've copied the error message into the body of this e-mail. [...] The messages are still bouncing back.
Delivery Status Notification (Failure) Inboxx Mail Delivery Subsystem <mailer-daemon@googlemail.com> 3:20 PM (44 minutes ago)
@freiheit For good true and proper mail handling noreply should deliverable and aliased to /dev/null, but that doesn't mean you're supposed to send mail there (or that the student isn't a fool.
@Magellan I'm thinking that they simply aren't aware that the email in question was a notification from moodle, that moodle expects users to log into moodle to deal with things, and that they thought they could just reply like any other email...
@Magellan The really funny part to me is that this got escalated from the help desk to the mail admins without the helpdesk catching that it was *noreply*@ that was failing
Oh, there are already two other replacements for Silk Road up.
> Black Market Reloaded, located at 5onwnspjvuk7cwvk.onion (link works using the Tor browser only) is currently the main alternative, with Sheep Market at sheep5u64fi457aw.onion coming up as a close second.
sigh Hate it when I spend 5 minutes researching a reported superblock error in a partition only to realize that it's 'mount' being a putz again and I misspelled 'defaults' in my /etc/fstab
@MarkHenderson He was a dumbass and let his personal info leak.
What's silly is that it took two years to find him. His email has been publicly available since the site launched. Which, of course, is how he got caught. After a subpoena to Google, of course.
@Magellan Haha, no, just don't make stupid mistakes like promoting the site in its early days with an account that has your personal email address on it.
> If the adversary controls an AS [an ISP] or has access to Internet exchange point (IXP) traffic, things are even worse. [...] “some users experience over 95 percent chance of compromise within three months against a single AS or IXP.”
I'm trying to connect to a tor hidden service using the following php:
$url = 'http://jhiwjjlqpyawmpjx.onion/'
$ch = curl_init();
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_PROXY, "http://127.0.0.1:9050/");
curl_setopt($ch, CURLO...
@freiheit I've been advising Tor users for nearly a decade to avoid using it twice from the same location whenever their use of it being discovered may put their life in jeopardy.
Thanks for the answer.
So is just for the login?
The printes only can use LDAP.
And if i have to replace a machine the time to configure a domain in a single user pc is the same to create an account. So were do i inprove my time?
Thanks — Jamexcb21 mins ago
@ewwhite mix of admins/systems engineering and support for SaaS customers in APAC. It's swing shift, which will work well for my schedule come this Spring.
toughest one I ever did was an 8 hour loop at Amazon years ago.
@ScottPack I'm used to the 3-5 hour loop thing with piles of 1 hour interviews. Earlier this month I did a 5-6 interview loop that ran about 3.5 hours. That one was actually really tough because it was constant questions before being handed off to another person.
I think that's where the company is so disorganized that they can't get everyone who wants to interview you together at the same time, so you have to interview with them all separately, in sequence.
@Wesley , lol my factory is the factory of Wesley.pt. Please fell free to delete my Question "-8" people think that i am a MS hater. — Jamexcb19 mins ago
I don't understand
@MarkHenderson One hour later - I can barely move my upper body. quivers
