SBS has come a long way, but I OFTEN find small companies running it that only use it for a file/print server and AD. Exchange/SQL/Sharepoint lie dormant.
@HopelessN00b - true. The correct answer is "contact Microsoft licensing support"...or the real world answer is that the OP now has a set of janitor's keys...when he comes to a lock try each key until one opens the door. :) — TheCleaner12 secs ago
@Nick Shush now, don't come here with your "science" and your "facts" and your "experiments". Just because we can't "prove" something, doesn't mean it isn't real. You can't see the wind, can you? Bloody sheep.
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@Dan yeah I remeber you saying, I had a dream about a parent flipping their shit about the wireless just after we put Ruckus in and I had to go and turn all the access points off before telling the staff "no moar wifi"
I've been forced into a situation where I can't possibly deliver - I dislike it very much, but I think I'm going to have to go on the defensive and start the "This is what this e-mail said - which is not what you're saying now" game
Since when does "Can you go on site tomorrow?" implicitly have "and work from home for [x] days after" where [x] is undefined"
@NathanC Exactly - and all she says is "Well, it's troubleshooting so we odn't know how long it'll take. It may end up being several weeks" - well that's great, but you asked me what I was doing this week, not this week and forever. And then when the booking came, there was no mention of days
My problem is being double booked with other shit, now
Oh well, I don't think I've done anything wrong. I suppose I should have clarified upfront, but I don't have the time to read inbetween the lines of e-mails
Ah, yeah...well, if something else comes up, you can be like "sorry, you didn't book specifically for this day, so the other commitment comes first"
If they want ongoing support they have to expect that you have other things going on as a contractor, so it's a best-effort thing and not a "do this immediately"
And it's one of the consultancy salesy people who have put me in this position, rather than the end customer
But I'm also on another project, which is pretty big for them (Has lots of people doing other stuff) - problem is, the other project didn't have enough cash to warrant me full time
Which is fair enough, but they expect to be able to have me whenever which isn't cool
Problem is, of course, is I need my calendar to be full. I can't just sit around waiting for the other project to call me in
I wish I would have had 3 minute’s warning that you were going to erase and rebuild the old [production] server yesterday – we thought you knew that we were continuing to utilize it over the past two weeks. I was in the midst of finalizing a program that had been tested and approved when the server disappeared. But hey, water under the bridge…
On October 8 - hey [developers] are you guys OK and ready for Ed to WIPE OUT the old production server and reload it fresh ??? Speak now or forever hold your peace !!!!
@Wesley yeah people don't understand something so they build an elaborate idea based on the misunderstanding ... watching it crash and burn can be entertaining
Okay...apparently there's two sets of permissions. One's the local security (the Security tab in the folder) and the share permissions where "Everyone" needs the change access
Impact A local authenticated attacker may be able to execute arbitrary code with the privileges of system firmware, potentially allowing for persistent firmware level rootkits, bypassing of Secure Boot, or permanently DoS'ing the platform.
@Nick The flaw isn't exploited over the network during boot! It's delivered while you're running your usual OS, whch stages the exploit as a firmware update and then waits for you to reboot.
@Wesley Knowing precisely what it does? Or just that is for mail exchange and that you can have multiple priorities for mail servers? (sadly I only belong to the ones knowing the second part)
@Hennes Yeah, just knowing that the host represented by an MX record is where mail is sent to for the domain in question. I've had so much confusion trying to coach people to get mail sent down to their server it's ridiculous. "So, my MX record points to my registrar??"
Or you'll see stuff like their mail server's public hostname with the MX record. So, mail.domain.com MX [blank]
Just crazy, crazy stuff.
Except my incompetent clients weren't as capable or willing to pay as Ed's.
@Iain I like that. As @MichelZ said, design our own close reasons. Would it fly? Most likely not. But WGAF? We care about ServerFault more than anyone else.
@Hennes I like to consider myself feminist, but as ever those stats don't really tell a story by themselves. Is the issue that we don't pay female CEO's enough, or that we don't let females into CEO positions at big companies?
@RyJones What's that got to do with anything? I've not been into a single corporate yet that is even considering IPv6 on their plans, let alone one that's doing something with it
I'm sure they exist, but I work with some pretty big systems integrators and I've not heard a single discussion about doing anything with IPv6
I was working with some computer vision source code I found and didn't realize that it creates a cache file that has a VERY LONG name and now I can't delete the 2 of them.
I tried to rename it to a shorter name but I can't do anything to the file, I also tried to restart my computer and see if i...
@RyJones been better, but been worse too. been up half the night dealing with F5s and stumbled through a follow-up phone interview after doing well on Friday. OTOH, am not dead yet and there's another interview series tomorrow.
@TheCleaner hmm. ya know, at this point I would like an F5 tornado to roar through their office.
@RyJones that's good. one of my buddies works for the DOT response team in fleet management and helps out with the cameras when things get crazy. He was amazed and appalled.
@TheCleaner I've had a Sev1 open with them for 2 weeks now. They keep forgetting that it's a Sev1 and that the product is completely down while they try to find their ass-end with both hands.
@TheCleaner Yep. The load balancers can be configured singly, but if you try to use ConfigSync the local traffic management service hits an error condition, core dumps, and wipes its config clean.
The Hanukkah Eve Wind Storm of 2006 was a powerful Pacific Northwest windstorm that slammed into the Pacific Northwest region of the United States and southern British Columbia, Canada between December 14, 2006 and December 15, 2006. The storm produced storm to hurricane-force wind gusts and heavy rainfall, causing hundreds of millions of dollars in damage and leaving over 1.8 million residences and businesses without power. 18 people were killed, most of whom died of carbon monoxide poisoning in the days following the storm because of improper use of barbecue cookers and generators indoors. The...
thankfully the building I worked in at Microsoft had generator power for the shower room
Hey. So I heard this is where I go for Live Support? I rsynced my cloud web server into my git repository so I could agile scrum and be vertically integrated cloud-to-cloud with my legacy Windows NT servers and now my email is broken. HALP.
Or is shutdown -h now the fastest it can get?
I look for some syscall or similar that will allow to skip lots of the stuff done prior to shutdown (in particular to care about the running proccesses).
At best I would like a kernel related solution, being ignorant to the init-middleware (like sys...
Personally I prefer to manage Windows from a Windows (virtual) machine, and Linux from a Linux machine. This seems to be helping to preserve what's left of my sanity. — Michael Hampton ♦9 secs ago