@MattBear remember: "To access the Lync Server 2013 services, a Client Access License is required. Three CALs are available for Lync Server: Lync Standard CAL (IM, presence), Lync Enterprise CAL (audio, video, web conferencing), and Lync Plus CAL (Enterprise voice features). Enterprise CALs and Plus CALs are additive to the Standard CAL. CALs are available as either Device CALs or User CALs."
@MattBear there are a few factors that comes in.. SaaS are usually adjusted per month, so that you don't overpay for users that quit the company 11 months ago..
@MattBear plus, you're clooooooouded, so you don't use money on running the actual server
What you've done is created a split-brain DNS namespace. This is bad.
First of all, let's establish a few things.
You should have more than 1 Domain Controller.
You should run DNS on at least two of your Domain Controllers.
Active Directory clients (your internal domain-joined PCs) should only...
edge is used for federated traffic (like adding your account.manager@dell.com to your contact list), and it's required for netmeeting (inviting external users to conferences and so on)
Honestly, like I said before, it's probably a sledgehammer for a tack in this specific case, but I don't know what other IM services are supported on RDS
just ask them to do a two-month review of how much money and time they've spent on traveling to meetings, and every single time they walk to another employees desk only to find out that they're not there
@MDMarra Spark works in RDS, but bleeeeeeeeeeeeeh Java shit
and openfire+ad is a bit wonky.. fails all of the sudden without telling you why
@MDMarra and btw, stuff like shoes and nike/ralph lauren clothes are like 1/4 of the norwegian price. When the company pays for the trip AND hotel it's really a good way to save some cash for me :)
So now I'm cranky. Here I was, sitting at home with a glass of wine, getting going to update PGP Universal, when about 15 minutes into my window I realize that because our vpn only allows one connection at a time I can't both connect to my VDI instance and hit the PGP interface.
So now I'm in my office, waiting for it to finish applying, notably without wine.
I'm currently evaluating Server 2012 to serve as a domain controller in a small heterogeneous network of Linux and Windows workstations and servers, all of which would eventually be joined to the domain. This is a 100% dual stack network; every device has IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity.
I have just ...
@ScottPack Leave me alone. A client just ordered a dedicated server and they wanted cPanel on it but I don't have a reseller license and don't want one so I'm freebasing Webmin off the back of phpMyAdmin.
I'm currently evaluating Server 2012 to serve as a domain controller in a small heterogeneous network of Linux and Windows workstations and servers, all of which would eventually be joined to the domain. This is a 100% dual stack network; every device has IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity.
I have just ...
@MichaelHampton did you try disabling advertisements altogether? I can't see why they would be necessary from your DC - which presumably is not a router
netsh interface ipv6 set interface interface="Local Area Connection" advertise=disabled
@MichaelHampton I have no idea. I also cannot see why it has generated ULA addressed for its interfaces. You are sure you did not install RRAS - even some time in the past?
Got a doctor who has an ADSL2 connection in their office and about 15 staff, they currently have a 5-year-old dlink that the ISP provided (Piece of shit). They're after about 5 VPNs and have a bunch of services that they need to QoS. Anys uggestions?
@MarkHenderson the ZyWall USGs resemble the Juniper / NetScreen config interfaces. Have a lot of the JunOS feature set too. But at a fraction of the price.
@jscott There are too. Except I know what Cisco is like with grey market equipment
"What, you mean we didn't get a cut of your sale? NO SUPPORT FOR YOU!" "but... you got a cut of the original sale, and it's still under warranty!" "NO! Warranty not transferrable! GIVE ME $900" "But.. I can buy a new one for that much" "OK PRICE JUST GONE UP TO $1000!"
Careful with OpenNMS. If it sees MySQL instances it tries to log in with default root credentials and will lock the instance if you have account lockout setup
Anyone know of a way to configure Windows 7 similar to how XP SteadyState worked (no changes saved as a normal user, admins can make changes, all changes lost on reboot) without needing Ultimate/Enterprise to use "boot from VHD"?
[dc1]: PS C:\Users\Administrator\Documents> netsh interface ipv6 show interface interface=Ethernet
Interface Ethernet Parameters ---------------------------------------------- IfLuid : ethernet_7 IfIndex : 12 State : connected Metric : 10 Link MTU : 1500 bytes Reachable Time : 43000 ms Base Reachable Time : 30000 ms Retransmission Interval : 1000 ms
For example I have seen Chopper3 recommend RDMs in other serverfault posts. I'm looking for VMware documentation on when they should/should not be used. I'm trying to learn, looking for more than "don't do it". — Josh16 mins ago
We need to run the application in two production environment. I would like to know what is the best practice to manage both environment at the same time?
Hi, I recently added indexes to a bunch of MySQL tables on a server...but my performance has actually decreased, instead of increased. It seems to be using a lot of disk IO. However, I don't get complaints in mysqltuner anymore about excessive unindexed joins...
I am not sure what the point of indexing was, really.
Before you all start yelling "Use a framework! Use the builtin Ruby server! Use my server!" or anything else: No, I don't. I think I like the FastCGI way of thinking and I hate frameworks not written by myself: because I prefer to have crappy and buggy code written by me than perfect code written...
@MarkHenderson There's a reason I don't live on your godforsaken island - I mean aside from beer, topless women, and Platypodes you kinda make it sound... shitty!
@voretaq7 Also if you move to northern Queensland (our version of Texas, only totally broke and politically corrupt) you'd be lucky to not be stoned for being gay or not-white
What you've done is created a split-brain DNS namespace. This is bad.
First of all, let's establish a few things.
You should have more than 1 Domain Controller.
You should run DNS on at least two of your Domain Controllers.
Active Directory clients (your internal domain-joined PCs) should only...
We need to run the application in two production environment. I would like to know what is the best practice to manage both environment at the same time?
