What Are You Doing Right Now
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Waiting for a co-worker to get to the DC to replace the cache battery in the host that runs our RMM. I have to monitor coming up remotely.
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Morning everyone.
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Coffee , redesigning LAN at work, watching people film a movie in the parking lot.
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@momurda said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Coffee , redesigning LAN at work, watching people film a movie in the parking lot.
Parking: The Ride Ends Here
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Parking 2: The Meter is Running Low
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Parking 3: Nowhere to Park
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Parking 4: No Stopping, No Standing
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Parking 5: In the Parallel Universe
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Browsing through Dice.com while I upload ISO files to my KVM server.
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@jaredbusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
When I setup my KVM system, I did nothing. When you make the VM, you just choose bridged -> macvtap and it works. The host cannot talk back, but that doesn't really matter.
Worked like a charm. At some point, I do intend to make a DNS server for my home lab, so I'll need to figure out how to get traffic flowing between that particular VM and my host.
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I finally had a YouTube ad that was actually targeted at me yesterday. An ad for AeroMexico. Today, it is back to not knowing who I am at all.
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Pumpkin carving
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Here is a new one, got this while following a link to Spiceworks from inside a SW email. The link lists as going directly to SW.
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I got that going to a few articles on The Register (from "the daily headlines" newsletter).
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Hanging out with the kids, investigating our Steam library.
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Watching Chicago Fire and Scorpion.
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I sometimes feel like best practices are thrown out of the window...
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@dbeato said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
I sometimes feel like best practices are thrown out of the window...
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/post/7315334If they ever let it in the window in the first place.
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Sending reminders to the people who haven't setup their new voice mailboxes yet.
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Wondering how do people here apply certificates to internal websites?
e.g. A unifi controller, so when I visit https://unifi01 I don't get the warning.Do you use external provider like 123reg and buy a SSL cert or do something internal?
