@Dashrender said in Microsoft Licensing Verification Program: Is this a SAM Audit?:

@scottalanmiller said in Microsoft Licensing Verification Program: Is this a SAM Audit?:

Just got a customer with this Microsoft Licensing Verification Program / MLVP audit request. It sure looks like a SAM Audit. It comes from one of those "not really Microsoft" v- email addresses that are third party scammers traditionally paying MS for an email address. They never say that the audit is a SAM or voluntary, but the terms that they use and the email address don't match anything legit and look just like the scams that MS has been in on for years.

Anyone seen this new terminology yet? Is this the new name now that MS customers have caught on to the SAM scam and now need a new name so that it isn't so obvious?

Interesting - I don't recall seeing the word voluntary on any SAM letter I ever got.

I used to see them, but looks like it's not required in the form.

Congrats!

@teece I haven't seen that happened ever, no other transport rules modified the DKIM at all.

@NetworkNerd Your quadratic formula is wrong and most of those aren't functions, but nice effort I suppose:)

@Dashrender I concur about the Networking Essentials material. Good then and lot of it still relevant today. 😉

@DustinB3403 said in Office 365 Suite - User Licensing T&C:

And what I specifically was hoping someone had a link for was to MS's license or T&C saying that "no you can't share an account for multiple people".

Obviously this doesn't exists since the way the software is procured is per user.

Right, they won't repeat it because they have it in writing already. But you can always show that it is 1) assigned to a named user 2) at the time of procurement you have to agree to a single human.

That's better than any T&C link.

@wrx7m said in Microsoft Windows Default Permissions for Fixed and External Drives:

@black3dynamite said in Microsoft Windows Default Permissions for Fixed and External Drives:

And I noticed that they are different on Servers and Desktops

I had no idea they would be different.

On the server one of the permissions that stands out for me is the CREATOR OWNER (full control / subfolders and files only.
From what I can tell, when a user creates a folder on the root drive, that person will be given the permission of full control of that folder only and then CREATOR OWNER on that folder is also added with full control of subfolders and files only.

But for the desktop, on the root drive you are not given any full control of that folder.

@Dashrender said in Finding Windows 10 Product Key:

@JaredBusch said in Finding Windows 10 Product Key:

@Dashrender said in Finding Windows 10 Product Key:

@JaredBusch said in Finding Windows 10 Product Key:

@Dashrender said in Finding Windows 10 Product Key:

should prompt for this anyhow.

should not

fixed

Makes a small difference in the meaning.

You're absolutely right - I was just typing too fast...

FTFY

@Jimmy9008 said in CSV... what happens at a lower level?:

That makes sense, would a drop from 1GB/s to 100MB/s be expected? Seems huge...

Depending on the system, yeah, especially with certain kinds of operations.