Sounds About right, I'm not going to even bother moaning about Micro$shit.

Look towards Europe, where IPv6-only internet service is not uncommon.

https://teamhelp.sipgate.co.uk/hc/en-gb/articles/207403895-sipgate-IP-Port-Ranges

https://www.dus.net/en/sip-default-settings

https://en.easybell.de/help/telephone-configuration/general/voip-expert-settings/

@eleceng said in The remote session was disconnected because there are no Remote Desktop License Servers:

Getting error The remote session was disconnected because there are no Remote Desktop License Servers to give a license.

This is on server 2016 and just doing RDP connection for setting up server roles not using terminal services or making a terminal server just connecting with RDP like you do desktop to desktop on the Lan, etc.

There are no CAL licenses applied yet.

Connect to the server as mstsc /admin or mstsc /console with the Admin user. Setup the roles, license the server and you will be good to go.

@eleceng Just make sure that you have an account that is not the built-in Administrator user as the only Domain admin and the GPO Policy applied only to certain OUs and not the domain root. Otherwise you will have a problem in your hands.

@it-admin 4 years later, I encountered the same issue that you did.

The solution for me was do do a PCI passthrough of the physical NIC directly to the VM. This bypasses all virtual switching inside Citrix Hypervisor. I posted the exact steps to implement PCI passthrough on Citrix Hypervisor 8.2 here:

https://discussions.citrix.com/topic/414458-open-vswitch-not-passing-all-traffic-from-pif-to-vif/

@scottalanmiller I guess I will just have to wait until more options roll out I guess. The standard was pushed back a long time so i figured they would have a ton of hardware ready for release but guess not.

@obsolesce Servers primarily but user desktops and laptops will be the same.

@scottalanmiller said in JavaScript Code for Adobe PDF:

I didn't even know that PDF documents let you have JavaScript in them.

You probably forgot about it. I'm guessing it's been around for 20 years but when I looked it up, it was actually 22 years ago.

PDF 1.3

Availability: April 1999
Matching software: Adobe Acrobat 4.0
New features:

2-byte CID fonts Support for OPI 2.0 Additional color spaces – ICC-based colors are supported. A new color space called DeviceN improves support for spot colors. Smooth shading, a technology that allows for efficient and very smooth blends (transitions from one color or tint to another). Annotations Digital signatures JavaScript actions RC4 encryption – 40 bit (Acrobat 4) & 56 bit (Acrobat 4.05)

@dashrender said in MFP Scanning to ODfB:

@jaredbusch said in MFP Scanning to ODfB:

@pete-s said in MFP Scanning to ODfB:

And then the attachment is saved where you want.

Except, you have no way to save to a users ODfB space.

It is easy to do this to non user locations or a user home folder on a server, but not the user's ODfB.

I am sure it can be done with all kinds of delegation or something setup. But in @Dashrender's case, I would assume some of the stuff is PHI that potentially shouldn't be able to be accessed by an account like that.

Yeah - I'm guessing that each person would need to create their own PA for this to work without having to worry about delegations, etc.

That exactly what the example I linked to showed. It standard stuff. No problem putting files in each users onedrive.

I think you use templates or something to do it for many users in Power Automate. As I said we use Zoho Flow but they all work the same. It's just scripting without having to code.

@hobbit666 said in zabbix5.4 https redirect:

Well just check the config file, I just had a typo. Once I spotted it boom off it went 😁

BTDT

@jaredbusch said in Server upgrade advice for upgrade to ESXi 7.0 U3:

@dashrender said in Server upgrade advice for upgrade to ESXi 7.0 U3:

@jaredbusch said in Server upgrade advice for upgrade to ESXi 7.0 U3:

@dashrender said in Server upgrade advice for upgrade to ESXi 7.0 U3:

@jaredbusch said in Server upgrade advice for upgrade to ESXi 7.0 U3:

@dashrender said in Server upgrade advice for upgrade to ESXi 7.0 U3:

@pmoncho That seems like a complete overspend for the need. Although there might not be a better way

No, it keeps the boot off the data raid array.
You can do the same with something straight on the sata bus, but a minor expense gives you a dedicated boot raid array

I agree you want the boot/hypervisor not on the main array... but I'm assuming these BOSS setups aren't cheap.. definitely no where near as cheep as a USB stick or SD Card. Likely 100's of time more, if not 1000's more. that's all I am getting at.

BOSS card is just a card, it uses standard NVMe drives. So you are looking at $100 in drives retail for a pair of 250GB drives.
They don't have the issues of SD or USB with wear, thus removing an entire fail domain.

If you have a Dell server with SD boot, then you already had a BOSS card, so there is no difference in the expense.

OK - nice to know they are that reasonable... still tons more expensive than USB, but a ton safer too.

No one boots current hardware to USB. No one. It was only a thing for a couple years in fact.

/sigh - yes Jared, I'm aware of the change.

And when you build an ERP in house, you are obviously stuck maintaining a team for that, for forever. But generally the same if you put in SAP. A good friend of mine does SAP integration for a smaller manufacturer in New York. Their full time, dedicated SAP support team is larger than the in house development team for the bespoke ERP for a larger company.

They are similar manufacturers in that they are both multi-nationals, use similar supply chains, etc. And the SAP implementation is more costly up front, took longer to implement, carries more ongoing risk, requires more ongoing cost, and does less.

@eleceng said in Easily Enable / Disable Internet Access to ESXI VM's:

@dashrender it is a manufacturing network so you would want internet access disabled 95% of the time and only enabled when you need to do application updates, windows updates, etc.

A common approach here is to disable routing.

@eleceng The setting that you want is called "AutoProtect"

@pete-s right the drag and drop functionality keeps you from having to import / export just cant find info on how to use it.

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@dafyre During my rsync it dropped to 101kB/s. Very strange. No other network traffic.