@mmicha said in Where to start...:

Build out a site to site to a their datacenter and slowly build / upgrade things.

A lift and shift can be a good idea. But it isn't very likely. Taking applications that aren't well maintained on premises and just shifting them off premises is just "moving" a problem, it isn't addressing it in any way.

That doesn't mean that you might not benefit from keeping these applications in this way. It's not to say that colocation is bad. But you can't start with the assumption that the "less common" solution will automatically be the right one with no evaluation at all.

@dustinb3403 I even managed to make devcon.exe disable USB
but I wanted with this command you sent

@jasgot said in Networking / Plotter / Save as PDF problem:

Gave up. Saving to Server 2019 instead.

Now that is just odd. If you can set it to save to the Server 2019 path, it should also work for Server 2021 path.

Maybe create a new path on Server 2012 using the same steps you used on Server 2019?

@vignesh said in Reactjs connection with backend.:

hi im created a llogin form in rectjs.how i store data in backend using nodejs and mysql?
please give some valid url to refer.

Here is a good place to start.

@dustinb3403 This only work for new user profiles and works okay .

@gjacobse said in Any way to get firmware for an HP ML350 G6?:

Is this what you are looking for:

** CRITICAL ** System ROMPaq Firmware Upgrade for HP ProLiant ML350 G6 (D22) Servers (For USB Key-Media)

Interesting, I looked earlier and it had a lock on the download button.

@jaredbusch Then have them upgrade. Seriously, what in IT lasts 10 years? Its time for a new unit that has cellular connectivity. All the contacts, PIR, etc.. could stay the same obviously as you well know being in the industry.

@vignesh said in Database connection in reactjs:

hello,i create a login form in reactjs.how will i store in database??

Youtube Video

@dustinb3403 said in Group Policy Blocked O365?:

@wrcombs That would be the culprit.

Disable it for the user workstation and run gpupdate /force

Thanks Dustin, this fixed it last night. I just was ready to get out of here.

Creating a Static / Dynamic Stamp isn't overly difficult. But I seem to being having trouble with the script needed to prompt for data entry to complete it. I found / followed a decent YT video on the matter and after creating a basic Static Stamp, started working on the Dynamic Stamp.

Create Dynamic Stamp

After some initial issues with the script, I found that I had missed one symbol; that corrected Adobe was happy and moved forward. And over all, the process works as expected. Only when prompted for entry nothing is placed into the stamp and the other field are not prompted for.

if ((event.source.forReal)&&(event.source.stampName =="#PatientTest")) { this.getField("Patient Name").value = app.response("Patient Name:"); this.getField("Date of Birth").value = app.response("Patient DOB:"); this.getField("Patient ID").value = app.response("Patient ID:"); }

Despite the fact that it isn't working - I'm pretty satisfied with the result thus far. Back to searching why it isn't (seemingly) working.

OP Edited also.

@vignesh said in login code need:

hello im new to reactjs i need a login code to run in vs code. please help me

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/nodejs/reactjs-tutorial

@irj said in A Startdocprinter Call Was not Issued:

@jaredbusch said in A Startdocprinter Call Was not Issued:

@dafyre said in A Startdocprinter Call Was not Issued:

@gjacobse said in A Startdocprinter Call Was not Issued:

they should be ONEDRIVE, but doesn't always happen...

Hopefully you find this out before re-imaging the machine...

Not an IT problem.

Chair to keyboard interface problem

PEBKAC - Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair

So you can also run serverless on K8s. It helps alleviate some of the vendor lock in issues, but doesn't necessarily alleviate cold starts. OpenFaaS and Kubeless are two popular serverless frameworks for K8s. They both allow custom runtimes/templates so you aren't beholdant to a specific vendors security when deploying your apps.

@irj said in Greenfield Kubernetes Architecture and Security:

Also another related question, would you even use kubernetes for databases or would be better to use a hosted service like RDS?

it depends. It's valid either way. However, things like dynamodb can get stupid expensive really quickly, so it's valuable to run those in cluster and just pay for the PVCs used.

@hobbit666 said in NG AV / Endpoint Protection in 2021:

So in simple terms, people are saying dump the AV products like Webroot/Bitdefender/Eset and move over to a more SIEM orientated setup whether that's in house or externally managed (we wouldn't have the resources internally)

By and large, just dump them. If you need SIEM, that's a different discussion. But definitely dump those. ESET is outright evil, they are an active threat. We've had actual criminal activity from them. They are nothing like the others.

Bitdefender and Webroot, they just don't add value over what is included, but do have some pretty significant negatives (not only cost.) Performance and, especially with Bitdefender, all kinds of application breakages.

The upside to customers who keep installing Bitdefender against our advice... boy does it rack up the billable hours to fix issues that it introduces.

@pete-s said in Bash Help:

My personal preference is actually php. A lot of people think it's just for web development and don't realize it's actually a script language that you could use for anything.

Rarely use it for that specifically, but PHP is definitely an awesome general purpose scripting language. I especially like that it is so good for web and great as a gp scripting language. So you get the best of one and one of the best of the other.

I like Python a lot, too. And it covers the same range of things as PHP. But I like PHP better.

@mr-jones said in Microsoft Printer Vulnerability - FYI:

@dashrender said in Microsoft Printer Vulnerability - FYI:

You had to what? Reinstall all drivers even for printers that were already installed?
Glad I haven’t seen that hit me!

Oh yeah. It was a "oh today is going to be fun" moment. Initially I thought, because I had recently migrated to Serve 2019 for my print server, that I had messed something up. Just a coincidence though. One might argue that since I was using v3 drivers, I did in fact mess something up, but I remember having issue with them previously, and took to Xerox Tech Support to ensure I was using the drivers they recommend for the new build. Not to mention, some manufacturers don't even supply V4 drivers yet, and some OS's don't like em, from what I'm reading.

With the MS Aug Update, two of my v3 drivers no longer work on 2019. Been working on finding an updated driver that will work. A few v4 have issues, then there are a few v3/v4 drivers (using Windows Update for MS Digitally signed drivers only) that won't install because it keeps telling me access denied.

Setup a Windows 2016 server print server to test, all updates and all is fine so these issues are related to Windows 2019 as far as I can tell.