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[for sale] Surface Book i7, 8gb, 256gb, Nvidia GPU
markwilfan replied to MrMat's topic in Classified Adverts
But 1k is £1 more than you have listed it for lol -
It is stand alone. There is a completely free version too but will not allow local or tape storage so azure only. So technically not free
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Exactly how we do it. Can't justify a San fast enough.
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What is going on with HP/Aruba pricing?!
markwilfan replied to Blue_Cookeh's topic in Wired Networks
We use a trusty hp z5406 as our core but with a mix of unifi and hp edge switches. I have to say the unifi easily keep up with the hp switches with the added advantage of single pane of glass for stats & config. 48 port poe can be quite loud. The fans can be swapped out for these https://www.scan.co.uk/products/40mm-noctua-nf-a4x10-flx-low-noise-fan according to this https://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi-Routing-Switching/Switch-US-24-250W-Fan-Level-amp-PoE-Settings/td-p/1679256 -
What is going on with HP/Aruba pricing?!
markwilfan replied to Blue_Cookeh's topic in Wired Networks
One of the reasons I am pushing unifi switches in when we need to replace -
Rds gateway for us. Intention of setting up a vpn away from our virtual smoothwall just in case
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You only need the controller running for stats and guest portal.
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That's a very clever business decision. It always annoys me that when we buy something there are always more things included than what we need. Saves everybody money. If you are buying 5 it is likely you are not wanting to use poe injectors.
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I have 3 ptp links for cctv but not 2 miles worth
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I'd be tempted to do it myself as long as there is line of site. The ubiquiti airfiber stuff looks incredible for the dosh https://www.ubnt.com/airfiber/airfiber5/
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Sounds like a plan stan
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I've used https://bombich.com carbon copy cloner to clone our mac mini to an ssd a while back. Trial version worked fine
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Thanks again for this. It's brill.
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@ntoupin just a thought. I've used github to install your script. If I "git pull" if you update it I assume that will wipe out my configs Just noticed a few things whilst messing about. $ldap_users_group = "Admin Staff"; is missing from index.php also at the moment the $ldap_manager_group doesn't do anything as it is given $access = 3 and that is not specified so you get normal user periods. I've just changed line 100 on authenticate to so that our domain admins can create accounts up to 1 year. Thanks again. Been looking for something like this for ages.
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Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrewind. I'd mistyped the password for the ldap bind. Thanks so much for your help @ntoupin . Great little script too!
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Thanks for that @ntoupin Alas I get php errors on trying to create an account.
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Thanks @ntoupin Didn't know how to turn on logging. Eventually got it to spew out some logs and found this error "TLS: peer cert untrusted or revoked (0x42)" A bit of Google-Fu later (other search engines are available) and adding "TLS_REQCERT allow" to the /etc/ldap/ldap.conf file has let me log in. Not tested yet though as got excited I got this far.
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Anybody got any further with this? I still can't get past the login page I know ldaps is working and according to phpinfo php-ldap is working As far as I can see my config and authentication files look correct
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You could try and replace the hard drive with an ssd. I did that and our flys now. Bit fiddly though. Kept the 2nd drive as a spinning rust drive for caching
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Monitoring offensive and inappropriate file names and folders
markwilfan replied to gwendes's topic in How do you do....it?
Beat me to it lol -
Monitoring offensive and inappropriate file names and folders
markwilfan replied to gwendes's topic in How do you do....it?
This is possible using fsrm. You could monitor or block naughty names. Would need a bit of setting up with lists of words -
@caffrey you only need ip helpers to let devices know where other services are if they are on a different subnet. As your clients and servers are on the same subnet you don't need them. Here is my VLAN map
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When I get to work I'll post a map of how we got ours configged
