Posts made by shybrsky

@scottalanmiller said:

Ah, so it sounds like the firewall was just not blocking them before?

yep ..

@Dashrender said:

what did you do to fix it?

my network tim and vendors did it .. look like they block any adds on, application, vpn tunneling from firewall tools ...

@scottalanmiller said:

@shybrsky said:

TMG Forefront

Do you have it set up as transparent?

nope ..
but now its ok ..
it works with new firewall ..

TMG Forefront

@scottalanmiller said:

@shybrsky said:

thats why i just want to know, is there any way to set some policy on AD

Did you install the version of Firefox that supports Group Policy? If so, yes. If not, no.

just tested , not works ..
do i need to log off or restart ??

@Dashrender said:

@shybrsky said:

@Dashrender said:

Do users have local admin?

Can non admins install FF addons?

not all users have local admin, some using domain user ..
my engineers r already set on firewall to block http proxy , but doesnt works ..

I'm guessing you're only blocking http proxy, not https proxy, though that is much harder... Really start by blocking outbound 443, bit that is also easily bypassed.

To really stop this you need to stop all outbound traffic that you don't specifically allow.

if i block 443, some of my web services like mapi and another web applications also using https ...

@Dashrender said:

Do users have local admin?

Can non admins install FF addons?

not all users have local admin, some using domain user ..
my engineers r already set on firewall to block http proxy , but doesnt works ..

thats why i just want to know, is there any way to set some policy on AD

HI Mangolassi Team

Big Issue ..
yesterday my company just bought new firewall . the problem is this tools unable to block an add ons on firefox like anonymox or another add on that able to bypass my proxies .

i just want to know, is there any way to block it or set some policies on AD to block it

im waiting for ur good idea

Regards
Shybs

@dafyre said:

@shybrsky said:

Hi Mangolassi team

Big issue for me, since administrator domain doesnt have full access to any server in my company.

even shutdown and restart are disable for this account.

force me to used administrator local to get any access also assign remote desktop user to connectly from remote desktop application.

Really appreciate any help and suggestion

Regards
Shybs

Your domain administrator account doesn't have full access to any server in the company?

yes ... i tried to access disk management , it said doesnt have any right

i added manualy administrators domain on local server as local administrator

@scottalanmiller done

Hi Mangolassi team

Big issue for me, since administrator domain doesnt have full access to any server in my company.

even shutdown and restart are disable for this account.

force me to used administrator local to get any access also assign remote desktop user to connectly from remote desktop application.

Really appreciate any help and suggestion

Regards
Shybs

@DustinB3403 said:

Alternatively and at the bottom of the page, there is SADMS. A GUI way of joining Ubuntu to a windows domain.

thnks ... will check soon

Hi mangolassi team ..

anyone knows how to join domain ( Linux ( ubuntu) to windows domain )

Thanks
Shyb

im using windows parental control ... free n easy to use

@JaredBusch said:

@shybrsky said:

Thanks any feedback ...
solved

Then post your steps to resolve so the next person knows.

im just follow this ..
http://www.ohoque.com/tutorial/set-default-wallpaper-or-desktop-background-with-gpo/

Thanks any feedback ...
solved

@scottalanmiller said:

@shybrsky said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Well if the computer is offline, you need to have local wallpaper or it has nothing to show. So you might want to consider having a script that copies the file(s) locally to the machines and then shows it from there so that it is already there when offline.

can you show me the script ?

i don't have one that I use, unfortunately.

np ...IRJ shows me the way ..

@Jason said:

Why would you use a script? all this can be done with Group Policy preferences.

i did in GP, but i want to set when user did not connected to network, still can apply wallpaper from local drive or %systemdrive%

@IRJ said:

@shybrsky said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Well if the computer is offline, you need to have local wallpaper or it has nothing to show. So you might want to consider having a script that copies the file(s) locally to the machines and then shows it from there so that it is already there when offline.

can you show me the script ?

See GPO 2

http://www.ohoque.com/tutorial/set-default-wallpaper-or-desktop-background-with-gpo/

thanks bud, it shows the way