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Interesting What Veeam service(s) are on your workstation? It's not a copy of VeeamONE or something is it that can do SNMP scanning.

Hi there, I suspect you're not finding 161 in open ports on the workstation is because its not port 161 on the source (workstation/client) end that is open as its not running a service - the core switch will have it open as its running the service. (little bit like you won't find your workstation has port 80 or 443 open (unless you're running a webserver on it) but you're browsing websites on 80 and 443) If you take a look on your workstation in netstat -ano | find /I "161" you'll likely see your workstation IP on the left and the core switch on the right getting smashed. Crucially though, you should hopefully see the process id / pid of the process that is making the connection, then grab that out with tasklist and should hopefully find the culprit that is doing it. Fingers crossed. It'll be something trying to be helpful

Just stepping back a moment. The new DC you installed was this a completely new domain etc or joined to your restored server? During the restore did you go through the authoritative restore in AD etc and check sysvol etc is shared out nicely?

Alex, talk to Reilly Chase at Hostifi https://support.hostifi.com/en/articles/6263221-what-is-hostifi-pro If anyone will know him and his team will.

Wireless smart plugs (or old fashioned time plugs) might be a simple answer.

Ah cool, good to rule that out.

Same here when I was using Chrome on Android yesterday (Spain) and now fine today on same setup but back in UK. Maybe some localised CDN foo?

Do you have the hack in place to redirect people from blah.com to blah.com/rdweb? There's an old problem where if you do/don't tick a box in that setting you can end up in a weird place.

Hi, Worth noting it is Enterprise not Enterprise Plus for SOBR. (You mention one in title other in body) May be worth looking at your licensing and see whether you're still on socket licensing whether it's cost effective for you to move to universal licensing which is all top end licenses. There's a tipping point where socket makes more/less sense.

Yep, can be done as you described. I have a server in ovh running VMware ESXi, then a pfsense firewall that uses IPSEC to my firewall here. Works a treat.

Definitely is not an issue with Smoothwall. It is an issue with the cert on the site as I see the error even from home with no Smoothwall here.

Good luck, the issue looks pretty interesting please do let us know how it goes!

Hello, Similar symptoms and some ideas at https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2178679-installing-server-2019-with-hyper-v-role-on-obr10 I'd strongly discourage using RAID0... Really should be RAID1 if you have a pair of boot disks to give you some tolerance of a disk failure unlike with RAID0 where either disk failing means your server won't boot.

Working here fine with AzureAD and Conditional access, feel free to shout if you want to compare settings.

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