No. Windows does not offer the type of user impersonation capability you're asking about here. There's no sudo equivalent, or even approximation in Windows.
In the Windows world, in order to perform an action as a user (whether it's running a program, authenticating against AD or anything else...
At its most fundamental level, impersonation in Windows requires that an access token already exists on the system... you can't make a new access token without their password.
@RyanRies Yeah, this is my understanding too. You can only "impersonate" those users because the token is there. You can't create one on demand, as with sudo.
I lack clear knowledge of this particular switch but university of Nigeria is a dependable
source in matters like this for more information visit unn.edu.ng.
Oh by the way, a word to the wise, do not buy current gen AMD processors if you plan on using them to run SQL Server 2012. You will spend over twice as much in licensing costs for a machine that performs worse than an Intel-powered one.
@Iain Well, it does have two Gbit ports. I'd love if there was enough bandwidth and traffic needs to saturate both. Currently the one that's beign saturated is the internet NIC, the external one is largely dormant
@RyanRies Yeah, kills me to say it, but AMD's hopelessly behind Intel (in the CPU sector). All of Intel's monopoly abuses in the 90's and 00's really paid off. >:/
How effing stupid do you have to be to retry faxing to a phone line to the point that the person on the other end calls our receptionist to bitch? And then how effing stupid do you have to be to do that every other day?
@HopelessN00b Sadly, you are probably smart enough to pull that off if you really set your mind to it. Think of the positive side: it means you're smart
@DennisKaarsemaker We have at least 8 at different printers/faxes/MFPs throughout our Home Office site. But, yeah, if it were up to me, we'd just disconnect all the fax lines.
Also, one of our last conversations post breakup she was talking about school, and how she just wants to be done with it. I said "Well don't give up, you've made it this fat" (typo) then just sent a second text that said "or far"
I have installed vmware server 2.0.2 on CentOS 6.2. I hit the issue Error opening the remote virtual machine 192.168.1.91:8333\32: A connection to the host could not be established when powering on a virtual machine and opening VMware Remote Console. (where 192.168.1.91 is the eth0 address of the...
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I, as well as two other students, are creating curriculum for a new datacenter course at our university. We have 16 Sun servers that are several years old with decent specs (2x Dual-Core AMD Opterons with 4 or 8GB RAM) and ESXi 5.0 installed that we want to setup as a small, test datacenter envir...
We're a Canadian business on the east coast and will soon be opening up a new call centre in Australia. This new call centre will be handling our graveyard shift and will be overlapping with the current call centre. As such, I'd need to be able to (SIP) forward calls from our North American Aster...
Check out these drives: http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/Redbooks.nsf/RedbookAbstracts/tips0992.html. You don't always need tier one. OTOH, it's hard to argue with getting 3.2TB of FusionIO for $10K.
@ewwhite Oh, that's easy. I think they definitely need 6 15k 300 GB SAS drives... that I happen to have no use for. And am selling at an-almost-unreasonable markup.
Sharepoint front-end -> 1 server to itself Sharepoint DB/back-end -> 1 server to itself Morons who mess around on my SharePoint front end or back end -> 1 shared, shallow grave
@HopelessN00b thats my current set up, im just debating adding another server to the front end to host the intranet off of
because if I try to add a site collection to the current web app, its going to inhereit the enforced FBA login from the public site, and if I create a different web app its going to be on another port
unless there is a way to use a url rewrite in sharepoint to direct intranet.company.com to server:82
@MattBear Sounds like that's actually the cleaner way to do it. I think it's how I'd design it in your spot. Electrons are free, so no sense forcing two things to share a server when you can just stand up a VM.
... well, assuming you're using virtualization, of course.
@JamesRyan Fine, install Windows 3.11 on all the things. It is not faulty, its simply not being updated anymore. Must be an appropriate solution to suggest on a StackExchange Site for Information Technology Professionals, right? — HopelessN00b48 secs ago
Some days there just... isn't enough ammo in the world to kill all the people I want to kill.
I'm not sure what will happen when we have a cable fault in token ring network!
The Internet Encyclopedia, G O :
If a cable is cut, the token ring network can continue operate because
of redundant path.
Sybex: Network+ Study Guide 4th edition (page 14) :
A single cable fault can brin...
@MattBear Yeah, back in about 1996 I once got called into a travel agency with a token ring problem. The token had fallen out and rolled under the AS400.
@MichaelHampton thats about all I remember about token rings... back 10 years ago when I was an intern, a cable came loose and the boss had us searching for that token for two days
he eventually found it and got everything going again
@voretaq7 The more I think about that, the more I realize that people who don't bother to post a cogent explanation of their problem are just being lazy.
@voretaq7 Meh. If they're too lazy to explain something they DO understand, why would you think they're going to take the effort to read something they don't already understand.
(personally I think most people will pout and leave, or pitch a fit on Meta and then leave when they're told "No, ask a decent question", but I'm supposed to be encouraging y'all to be nice to the dumb animals)
@Cole I don't buy Dell laptops for their aesthetics. I buy them because they work well and Dell doesn't give me shit about repairs or replacement parts.
Granted it's usually "This power adapter is defective, look." and then they hand me a new one
@MichaelHampton Neither would Apple. Though if you send it in for service in either case you can expect it to come back with the standard OS it shipped with.
It's Angry Canadian BSD and you will do it the Angry Canadian's way, or he will get Angry at you and yell at you (in Canadian, via E-Mail).
My last experience with OpenBSD was reporting on their Sparc mailing list that IPX machines crashed when in headless mode if messages were logged to the console and no terminal was connected to ack them and clear the serial buffer. Theo pitched a fit about how it was a "terrible bug report" (and I would have given him a better one except THE MACHINE WEDGED, and it wasn't a panic() so there's no dump), and I rolled my eyes and installed NetBSD on the thing.
It's a very fine operating system in many respects, but on the Douche Boat scale Theo is the USS Ronald Reagan.
@MichaelHampton That's basically where I left off with him: "I've given you steps that reliably reproduce the problem, and I know you have SPARC hardware to test with, but NetBSD doesn't crash when I unplug my serial console so C'YA!"
No. Windows does not offer the type of user impersonation capability you're asking about here. There's no sudo equivalent, or even approximation in Windows.
In the Windows world, in order to perform an action as a user (whether it's running a program, authenticating against AD or anything else...
I lack clear knowledge of this particular switch but university of Nigeria is a dependable
source in matters like this for more information visit unn.edu.ng.
I'm not sure what will happen when we have a cable fault in token ring network!
The Internet Encyclopedia, G O :
If a cable is cut, the token ring network can continue operate because
of redundant path.
Sybex: Network+ Study Guide 4th edition (page 14) :
A single cable fault can brin...
config file
http://pastebin.com/20VY4BmF
Sysinfo
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3930K CPU @ 3.20GHz
Memory: 64GB
SSD: Samsung SSD 840 PRO Series 256GB
# hdparm -Tt /dev/sda
/dev/sda:
Timing cached reads: 22742 MB in 1.99 seconds = 11421.82 MB/sec
Timing buffered disk reads: 1518 MB in 3.00 s...
