@DustinB3403 Yeah need to research what games and the best graphics cards to use, then monitor and see what I can afford after that

@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

With a budget already defined I'd look at https://pcpartpicker.com/list/ and see what you can build to meet your needs.

That's one problem i don't know what to pick :D, i.e. what sort of graphics card would i need to get 60+fps on new versions of CoD or Counter Strike?

maybe needs a separate thread?

Any gamers here?
Thinking of getting a "gaming" PC for the daughter for her birthday (June). But been out of the PC game for several years (Since the Xbox 360 days )

At the moment all she will play is Fortinet, Xcom 2, City Skylines, Sims 4.
But i might want to play Call of Duty, Counter-Strike, Battle Field.

So being out of the loop. What sort of spec should i be looking at (with a budget of £1200 inc monitor 24" 120Hz?)
Was thinking to start
16G RAM,
500GB SSD (M.2 on the motherboard thing??),
i5 10th gen 2.9-3.0 GH or AMD equivalent (not up to speed with AMD never really liked them back in the day)
Motherboard that fits, case, psu, etc.

Doing some PowerShell stuff check password expire and last logon details.

@JaredBusch said in LastPass Goes As Predicted Like LogMeIn:

Correct, that’s an entirely different issue and the reason why I started looking to move solutions last year but that’s not the point of that stupid ass article the Scott linked.

What have you been looking into? I'm happy using and paying for lastpass myself but if I do start looking be nice for some options

Getting up and running is fine if you follow a guide.
Think this is the one i followed.
https://computingforgeeks.com/how-to-install-latest-zabbix-server-on-ubuntu-linux/

Getting basics up and running like simple ping tests to devices is ok once you get the steps right. But it can get complex with different templates, SNMP, agents etc. (Just make sure you backup regularly )

Just ordered a "MOSFET N-Ch 4C50 RK31"

Looking at writing a DRP. Any tips

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Does the number of users really make a difference?

Not really but I wouldn't want to install/update/maintain 600+ user devices.

@Dashrender said in VPN hardware suggestions.:

That said you could use other things to test the VPN status - like a ping test.

That's what we do with our MPLS sites just use zabbix to ping all endpoints see if they are "up" and notify when down

@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

It might be easier to set it up as a site-to-site VPN. The ethernet bridging can work, but hat can also make for some interesting issues.

The way ZT is designed, yes, you'd install the client on all the things. If you manage the network soup to nuts, then setting it up as a site to site VPN isn't terribly difficult at small scale.

This is what i'm thinking.
Guess if it was just one/two servers plus handful of users ZeroTeir would be OK to use.

updating our dell servers

Looking up about ZeroTier, but confused how you would implement it in a 600+ Device / 30+ server over 60 location environment. Would you need to install the client on ALL the servers and devices?

@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

What OS?

Fedora 32
Also trying to get SSL on cockpit, did snipe fine.

Securing my Snipe server
Ran a nessus scan to see what it said, came up with a few things. Like i wasn't running SSL,
Also TLS 1.0 is enabled - but i can't seem to work out how to disable at the moment

@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@hobbit666 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Trying to remember what servers i have that run on CentOS, so i can move to something else.
I know my Grafana install is.

You still have a decent amount of time to figure all of this out.

Yeah only got half a dozen so won't take long

Trying to remember what servers i have that run on CentOS, so i can move to something else.
I know my Grafana install is.

Looking at WPA2 wordlists
A 12 character wordlist with upper lower specials seem to be 7438PB!
Unless i'm not running crunch correctly.
But i think there's probably aaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaab etc in there, but not sure how to exclude it. (Yet )

@scottalanmiller said in MPLS alternative:

With what we do, there are literally no files anywhere in the process (till we send them to file-based organizations.) But even dealing with our partners, we are often able to remain fileless because of sharing mechanisms that we can leverage.

We have nothing like OneDrive because we don't have files to put in it (as mentioned we do HAVE NextCloud, but only a couple users use it at all and it's for special case large file items, mostly for marketing with big image files that we haven't gotten fileless yet.)

Are you using purely Zoho/Google Docs/O365 online type services and everything is just on their systems.

I'm pretty sure "online" was mentioned in the original question.
@JaredBusch ask "why the need for 3yr online"