We used to do tons of hosting including VMs, email, instant messaging, storage and more - all if it gone now. It was a decade ago.

@christophergault said:

@scottalanmiller Im also trying to get gitlab to work and its on port 81... I just want to type it gitlab.gaultnetwork.com and get to the server...

Then you need it to be on port 80. Non-standard ports cannot be specified without putting them into the browser. it would be like sending someone to an apartment complex but not telling them the apartment number.

because there is no additional setting that i have to do with other computers, only setup MS office and everything is OK except with these 2 computers and maybe the number will increase in the future,

@gjacobse

As a matter of fact,.. even with a CMS system, you can still use HTML codes. Knowing HTML structure is something that continues to carry forward.

@aaron said:

It is 2016, not 1969-12-31, why would you do that?

It's about software bugs.

@travisdh1 said:

@Dashrender said:

This one looks like it might work, but it still has a battery connector even though it's flash based.

"flash backed" means it'll store the contents of it's ram to flash when it goes to battery power, or am I missing something again?

Well that would make sense, but then Scott's early comment about NVRAM vs VolRAM wouldn't be correct, I wouldn't think - would they have three different options?

@LAH3385 said:

I don't know yet. I got a feeling he's talking about Sharepoint but not sharepoint??

That's my guess, too.

@Jason said:

@Dashrender said:

Thanks - I have one customer with one of these.. might be time to change to a ERL

It's an easy upgrade Just upgrade to the ASA version not affected.

Assuming said customer is paying the contortionist extortionist pricing for software updates.

This worked

import-module ActiveDirectory cls write-output "This script adds the destination user to all the Groups which the source user is memberof." write-output " " write-output " " $SName = Read-Host "Please Enter the alias name of the source user " $DName = Read-Host "Please Enter the alias name of the Destination user " $DN = Get-ADUser $DName -Server DOMAINBDC $K = Get-ADUser -Identity $SName -Properties memberOf foreach($group in $K.memberof) { Add-ADGroupMember -Identity $group -Member $DN write-output $group }

@Dashrender said:

Free is limited to 3, once you're paying, it's unlimited.

Exactly, so super limited (perfect for testing) for free or them a jump to $600/year for anything else.

It is possible. I just checked in the community and noticed something in the build that somebody else did. They had a separate management interface.

My system currently has only 1 ethernet interface and the zt0 interface... Time for more testing, lol.

I've worked with multiple companies that had the opposite issue, all of their equipment control software ran on Solaris on Sparc only. So they had to maintain proprietary hardware and Solaris for everything.

Fine here.

@brianlittlejohn said:

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I'm sure this goes against every best practice, but when I'm doing a bunch of admin stuff i issue a sudo bash and open up a new bash shell with sudo privileges

Not uncommon, and I do that a bit too (I use sudo -i su) but one of the good things about that is that it still tracks your user, it does not treat you as root for auditing.

Working here.

Great! We are making progress.

NPS will handle the 2FA you connect it is with Radius. Works well for us.

We use SecurID as our provider which can be either software (iphone/android app)or RSA keyfob.