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Is the DHCP server on your "server" vlan? That vlan appears not to have an IP on the switch. Also the vlan you have highlighted, the first host would be 10.217.8.1 with a 22 bit mask.
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I think you need to get your own set of keys, it's ridiculous trying to do maintenance without access to the rooms with the kit in.
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We had something similar after installing a new certificate on our NPS box. Everything looked good, but some clients were logging that error. To fix it I had to remove the old cert from the NPS box, even though it was not in use it was causing the issue. I remember finding a Microsoft KB article about it, turned out it was a know bug.
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Do you have DG set correctly in your DHCP scopes? A client on a specific VLAN needs to have the DG set to IP of the routing device on that VLAN. So if your core switch has an IP of 10.0.64.10 on your staff VLAN, then any clients on that VLAN should use that as their default gateway. Can you ping between VLANs? or can you ping the router from a client on a different VLAN?
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You will probably need to add some static routes on you Zyxel so it knows it can talk to the other networks through the DG of the VLAN it's plugged in to. Set the gateway of last resort on your L3 switch to IP of the the Zyxel router.
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We use stunnel for this very purpose, I didn't set it up originally, but recently went through the process of installing a new certificate on the server. All the config is done with a text file, and is self explanatory. You will probably want to remove any passphrase from the key, otherwise the stunnel service will not restart automatically.
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Don't think it's possible with a folder on ODFB, but you can create a SharePoint team site, and send out external invites for that.
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The only thing I did different was set it to community site. I get the same thing if I select team site, cant select admin when searching all users, but can find myself when I search Tenant.
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I had to set up something similar for our merger. It took about 10 minutes with Sharepoint on 365. Just create a new site collection. I think this was the guide that I used: The Definitive Guide to Office 365 External Sharing | Sharegate
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Do you have a gateway of last resort configured on your HP switch?
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Have a look at the standard user analyzer. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd744768(v=vs.85).aspx It will generate a file that you can apply to systems to allow single application to bypass UAC. I have used it multiple times, and it works great.
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Yep, needs to be a separate box. The proxy sits in your DMZ, and passes requests through to you internal ADFS server.
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I've used this in the past, works well.
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Sorry for the thread resurrection, but saw this, and thought of this thread:
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Unfortunately it will only work with a controller.
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It will be on the back of the AP. If it doesn't say IAP, then it's not going to work. - - - Updated - - - Yes it does
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Are you sure you have an IAP-105? If you are running an instant AP infrastructure, with virtual controller, you can only add other instant APs. If you have got an AP-105, then this will only work with a controller.
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Have you given it a reservation? because the network config is all wrong. 192.168.0.0 is the subnet address with /21 mask, but above you have the ip,gateway and dns all using it. As long as you have the aruba-master dns entry pointing at your controller, the AP will connect back to the controller using a GRE tunnel. No need to do anything else.
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Does an existing AP work on the uplink you are using? If it does, then I would say there is a good chance you have a faulty AP. Some trouble shooting suggestions here: Solved: AP-93H, invalid image format version? Eth0 showing down? - Airheads Community
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Enabling audit mode on Offive 365 mailboxes
lostsoul replied to jslate1980's topic in Cloud Services
When I needed to do this I used this guide: https://www.cogmotive.com/blog/office-365-tips/enable-mailbox-auditing-for-office-365-users Remember to check what is audited by default, and customize if needed. You will also need to add a step to your account creation process, as accounts created in the future will have default settings.- 1 reply
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User Profile Failed The Logon?
lostsoul replied to TaylorHope's topic in Network and Classroom Management
Sorry not sure then, it's always worked for me every time I've seen that error. -
User Profile Failed The Logon?
lostsoul replied to TaylorHope's topic in Network and Classroom Management
In C:\Users there is a hidden profile called Default. This is a template that get used when a new user logs on. If this gets corrupted you will receive the log on error you are getting. Simply grab a copy off another machine, put it on a memory stick/network share, then just use it to overwrite the bad one on the effected machine. -
User Profile Failed The Logon?
lostsoul replied to TaylorHope's topic in Network and Classroom Management
We get this occasionally, normally it's a corrupt default profile. Just replace it with a copy from a working machine. -
We use Sharepoint for our intranet, not exactly basic, but very flexible.
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I'm assuming this is an ADFS proxy? You will need to get the certificate thumbprint from your ADFS server, then use the powershell cmdlet Install-WebApplicationProxy to re-establish trust between your ADFS server and Proxy. Have a look here: http://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/rmilne/2015/04/20/adfs-2012-r2-web-application-proxy-re-establish-proxy-trust/