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@Laksh1999 said in Recoverable Item Quota:

gation hold.I have not tried to purge the dumpster.The recoverable Items quota is not getting decreased.The same size is available now

This might help you
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/set-up-an-archive-and-deletion-policy-for-mailboxes?view=o365-worldwide#optional-step-5-run-the-managed-folder-assistant-to-apply-the-new-settings

I use Dban or DD. I have also used Scrub too

By any chance are there any DFS shares on this File Servers?

It should be up by now as my kids finally were able to get into Google Classroom and do school work.

@Romo said in User Account getting disabled in Azure:

LastBadPasswordAttempt

It looks like the account is being targeted by LastBadPasswordAttempt

@Romo Yes, but the thing is there is two side to this, the Azure AD end (Office 365) and AD itself. However I believe the issue might be hard to pinpoint unless you go to the last 24 hours of Azure Signins logs ans see that account or check the audit logs. Also does this account have MFA enabled?

@Dashrender said in User Account getting disabled in Azure:

o curious, if Azure is showing it as disabled - why is that not be

Azure Sync doesn't sync back to AD. it is the other way around.

@Dashrender Since 2016 and it can be both online and Desktop.

I have seen it and sometimes creating a new profile is the way to go or test with another user profile to confirm it.

@JasGot One thing I know from working with Sonicwalls at least 12 years is that SIP Transformations are usually not needed. Consistent NAT is what I have had to use mostly and increasing the UDP Timeout on the firewall rules.

In your case the Loopback is usually created automatically on Sonicwalls when using the Public Server Wizard.

@Dashrender I believe @scottalanmiller said that it is okay to share what salary you earn.

@frodooftheshire Well yeah, there is no local Google Doc since it all works in Chrome so it is not a real comparison but I get it.

Also more details here

I also posted this a while ago
https://mangolassi.it/topic/20197/install-chocolatey-remotely-on-domain-computers/3

@scottalanmiller said in Definitive Guide to Hosted UniFi 2021:

I chalk it up to catering to the lowest common denominator. The average bad shop is going to promote internal use of LTS and Ubuntu helps to get market share by doing that. All the experts know to get the current releases so other than a few random people who don't pay attention it doesn't really cause problems.

Nice, they have the Unifi SSL too with Let'S Encrypt. I also submitted an update for the now defunct Unifi NVR to have an SSL as well with a modified script of this to their git. That's cool.

Yup, reported it on my SOC Briefing.

@CCWTech said in Known issue with Unifi Access points and 4.3.24.11355 FW:

e last night but not sure if it was related. I'm on the RC firmware.

I had moved some APs to 4.0.80 firmware.

Although you can actually use the Transport rules for internal senders
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/security-and-compliance/mail-flow-rules/use-rules-to-add-meetings

That said @Jimmy9008 what you have though with HAProxy and most likely Ngnix is what other WAF have already implemented on them as below some opensource versions

https://www.vultureproject.org/

https://github.com/nbs-system/naxsi

@CCWTech Yeah, you just need a new cable even with the laptop chargers as well.