@jaredbusch Ok thanks doing that now.
They do this quickly, i got the ticket open and closed in less than 30 minutes.
But what about the config?

@momurda Great! Thanks for posting!

@dustinb3403 said in Network monitor software, network adapters enumeration, fix this please.:

Hyper-V, VirtualBox and other services create these types of things. Are these, or have these services been run from your system before?

Windows likes to create lots of different "networks" for the same network adapter as well. So Windows creates a new network (even tho it was never disconnected from the physical network), and then all the virtual adapters for VPNs, virtual machines, etc all get duplicated as well.

@nerdydad said in New stuff in Win10 1809:

@dustinb3403 Basically, yes. But the snipping tool would open a new email and attach the picture to the email before you put addresses in it and send it out.

I could see the value in that, but what if you had to take 20 screenshots. It just starts drafting 20 emails because it doesn't know any better.

Seems like a weird type of request.

Now if there was <Email client> integration I could see that making sense. I'm not sure how often I'd actually use it though.

I subscribe to their daily email blast. I get all sorts of emails about vulns in Industrial software, foreign malware campaigns, etc.

@momurda Docker I think. There's some github scripts that use that port. Pretty specific for a guess like that though.

@romo said in Windows Admin Center, who uses it? Your experience:

@scottalanmiller The most login prompts are using it in Chrome.

Chrome has a bug regarding the websockets protocol and NTLM authentication. This effects the following tools: Events, PowerShell, Remote Desktop.
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=423609

Ah, good to know. That might exacerbate it.

@momurda said in Pre-Windows 2000 Compatible Access Group:

@dbeato Who is a member of this group at your org, just Authenticated USers?

Yes and Exchange Domain Servers
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You can also use Dell Repository Manager to create a bootable ISO to update.

@obsolesce said in linux kernel vulnerability 4.9+:

@coliver said in linux kernel vulnerability 4.9+:

So not too bad a vulnerability. And it's already been patched. That's good.

It is bad. What good is a server that's isn't providing a service? It may as well be turned off.

Patched already is great.

It could be giving up secure and privileged information... at least with this one you know there is an issue.

@momurda if you doubt what type (object/string/anything) is returned, try using $a.GetType() and it will return you the variable type.

@momurda said in Where is this?:

@brrabill said in Where is this?:

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Not from a locked Remote Desktop session in RDCman

Also if you have all the Microsoft stuff turned off it won't let you do that as well.

@brrabill said in Ads for 3rd party stuff in Win10 1803...:

@scottalanmiller said in Ads for 3rd party stuff in Win10 1803...:

@momurda said in Ads for 3rd party stuff in Win10 1803...:

Seriously wtf.

It's a non-serious OS for non-serious users. To be expected.

Surely YOU'RE not serious.

I am serious... and don't call me Shirely.

Because Microsoft has no way to clean up these certs and they are likely for self-signing software that Windows runs and "needs a cert for".

@obsolesce said in Does Dell not offer low cost HW RAID anymore?:

@dbeato said in Does Dell not offer low cost HW RAID anymore?:

@obsolesce said in Does Dell not offer low cost HW RAID anymore?:

@dbeato said in Does Dell not offer low cost HW RAID anymore?:

@obsolesce said in Does Dell not offer low cost HW RAID anymore?:

@dbeato said in Does Dell not offer low cost HW RAID anymore?:

Plus MD1000 are for older SANs...

eh? It's just extending the internal storage... externally, hence "DAS". It has tons of use cases.

It does, but they MD1000s were mainly setup for SAN devices in mind. Yeah they can also be attached to servers as well which is not bad either. Just not my preference, nothing wrong with that.

Not sure what you mean, a DAS is a DAS... MD1000, MD3000, MD1200, MD1400... whatever. They are simply (as what Dell calls them, @scottalanmiller , not me) "Server JBOD Expansions". They aren't specific to SAN use and are not SANs.

Okay, I am not trying to go in a tangent and go in argument with you. Why does it need to be this way?
Reason for me saying that mainly Dell uses it for SANs see below:
https://www.dell.com/en-us/work/shop/povw/powervault-md1000

You still can use them for servers for user.

No arguing or disagreeing... I'm just not understanding where you're getting "SAN" from?

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How much storage did it come out to? I agree, at this small of a load, a web instance might make the most sense. Or a VM somewhere on your existing infrastructure.

I had to deal with one that couldn't use its docking station correctly after the 1803 install. Had to be removed from the dock to be powered on and the monitors stopped working.

@brrabill said in What does this icon mean in taskmanager:

@scottalanmiller said in What does this icon mean in taskmanager:

What a weird icon for suspended. Any idea what it represents?

The green leaf of low power consumption.

Breathe in the air. Enjoy nature.

My best guess. Suspended means low energy usage for those applications meaning being more green?