@frodooftheshire said in Windows NLA service on 2016/2019 DCs:
@CCWTech Exactly - it's mainly about firewall rules. Like you said I guess I could go into all the firewall rules and make sure its ticked for private as well as domain. It's just annoying because this shouldn't be an issue.
I can see a member server getting confused if the DC isn't booted up and it boots up, but for a DC not to know it's in a domain is just a bit crazy.
@pmoncho said in Windows NLA service on 2016/2019 DCs:
Interesting. I have had one 2012R2 and two 2019 DC's for a year now and have not had this issue at all. Will definitely keep an eye out for it now.
Since others here have seen it, what immediate resolution have others used to temporarily fix it?
Restart the network location awareness service. Set firewall rules to include private for apps that need exceptions (so that if it doesn't connect to the domain profile your apps still work.)
@frodooftheshire said in Windows NLA service on 2016/2019 DCs:
Hi guys,
I'm sure lots of you are pretty aware of the issue where you reboot a 2012/2016/2019 DC and the network profile gets set to private instead of domain. I've read lots of ways to combat this - delayed start of NLA service and scripts that restart the service but I wanted to see how you guys resolved this. I've tried delayed start on some DCs with mixed results. At this point I'm leaning towards a script that executes after a certain amount of time, but I wanted to see how you're solving the issue.
I've mainly had issues with the firewall when it does this. I have just mirrored the domain firewall settings to the private settings as a work around. I'd love to see a fix.
I asked if they really had customers who would pay that amount. They said hundreds... Ummm ok, not thousands? Really?
@DustinB3403 said in Catalogic vProtect for KVM:
Still it's expensive when you can use any of the same tools that are agent based, or directly backup via Virt-Manager or any number of scripts.
Where is the value in this?
I don't know if they have a central management console or not. If they did, that would be handy, but really the value doesn't justify cost.
@CCWTech said in Catalogic vProtect for KVM:
@DustinB3403 said in Catalogic vProtect for KVM:
I'm assuming those cores are for the hypervisor as well. Not two socket, but two core?
Who would really consider that?
Per physical socket.
If you had a mongo server with a ton of VM's, not bad.
They are just clearly not intended to market MSP's.
@DustinB3403 said in Catalogic vProtect for KVM:
I'm assuming those cores are for the hypervisor as well. Not two socket, but two core?
Who would really consider that?
Per physical socket.
@DustinB3403 said in Catalogic vProtect for KVM:
@CCWTech my god. $1500. . .. yeah I'd rather use a script or a different hypervisor entirely with a free backup appliance like Veeam free or XO.
Exactly. I nearly asked them what they were smoking.
@DustinB3403 said in Catalogic vProtect for KVM:
@CCWTech define crazy with a 1 and then # zero's behind it.
It's $1,500 perpetual for up to 2 cores. I didn't ask what maint costs would be.
Not bad if you are running a few VM's but our clients are small and only have 2 VM's. @scottalanmiller says that's not too bad but at the same token compared to a script that can do it, that's a lot for just a little bit more.