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If you're using office 365 I'm sure you could knock something up with powerapps and flow to fling the data straight into sharepoint?
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Blimey, I thought he was dead.
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Sharing DPO Role with GDPR
Domino replied to Wubbalubbadub's topic in Data Protection & Information Handling
A staff member ..not two. you have ONE named DPO. They can have advisers within the organisation, sure, but the DPO is a specific role akin to CIO, etc -
That's a very open ended question, depends on your setup. For instance I've 2 vmotion nics, 2 network nics and 2 storage nics per host. if you've no SAN then the storage is obviously not needed, but I can't see a reason why you'd not team any available nics for vm connectivity.
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Is that why the photo is to one side - did you slip over?
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I'd build a new one as a "just-in case" - even with everything moved over it can be handy to have certain things on site. And yeah, remove the others, it'll freak if there's remaining dependencies, which can point to things you've yet to remove/repoint.
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The data will be removed after the retention expires, but the space in the DBs will be retained as white space, the DB files will not reduce in size. If you've data to keep on site I'd suggest making a new DB (or several) and moving and mailboxes to it- it'll then only be the size of space needed.
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adhesive Velcro spots? it's not like they're gonna vibrate...
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And is that group in the local 'remote desktop users' group?
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If you run an nslookup to it, is it an internal server replying, or a non-authoritative answer? Does it resolve to autodiscover.outlook.com?
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if you can't ping autodiscover.{youremaildomain} internally then you will need to add a cname for that to autodiscover.outlook.com
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Why do Samsung ruin their phones with poor software?
Domino replied to FN-GM's topic in General Chat
I've had previous Galaxys, and now have an S8plus, and can say it's definitely the best they've put out with regards to OS customization. It's less intrusive than previous versions, on older galaxy models I'd usually install a third party launcher, but I've not felt the need to do it yet. Most of the third party stuff can be ignored or replaced, it's only really the settings that remains changed, and they've not gone too overboard with that this time. Having gone from a Nexus 6P to this I'm not feeling the "interface whiplash" you'd get with older samsungs. -
Active directory certificate services - do I need it
Domino replied to newpersn's topic in How do you do....it?
Sounds like you *were* running a certificate server - is there a GPO with certificate auto enrollment settings in? -
Youtube streams? Chromecast would be easiest I'd have thought
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To keep him away from the speech today in case he piped up?
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Want to compare my ESXi RAM allocation with others
Domino replied to mikkydoos's topic in Enterprise Software
Nice one dude, glad you're sorted. I had a hell of a job here explaining to dev teams that removing CPUs would make things faster - count yourself lucky that you didn't need to do that -
Want to compare my ESXi RAM allocation with others
Domino replied to mikkydoos's topic in Enterprise Software
I'm not sure if the edition you're using is different, but I'd suggest if you've historical data available to look at the load over a period of time -
Want to compare my ESXi RAM allocation with others
Domino replied to mikkydoos's topic in Enterprise Software
Maybe look at rightsizing your CPU allocation? That one VM listed has half of your logical processors. The reason the utilisation is low may be because the machines actually can't utilise it. if you look at normal performance stats for that machine, does the cpu use sit under 50% if so, then halve it, and all the others, you can see the impact it's having using the "cpu-ready" metric in the performance stats. By consuming CPU time with idle processors you're not only making that machine wait for available slots, but you're also denying those slots to other machines. More here: https://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2013/02/the-performance-cost-of-smp-the-reason-for-rightsizing.html and here: VM Right Sizing – An example of the benefits | CloudXC I'd suggest looking at that first. -
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The patch listed above mitigates that...
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Week 1: Don't touch that. Week 2: no, your home network isn't the same. Week 3: The system hasn't forgotten your password, you have.
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as you're restricting by IP have you checked anonymous access is enabled as mentioned here: https://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/WindowsServer2003/Library/IIS/58f05ef9-55a3-42b3-9f57-27fdc8723b8a.mspx?mfr=true
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Different size drives complicates it, would a second RAID1 as an extra logical disk allow you to move things around?
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long shower this morning was it?
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long shower this morning was it?
