@quicky2g said:
@dafyre said:
@quicky2g said:
Some "not so standard" useful IP address stuff:
ip addr show eth0 ip -s link show eth0Supposedly, those are the new standards, ha ha ha.
Muscle memory has me stuck on
ifconfig
Only the people here will understand how many times I've typed ifconfig instead of ipconfig, or ipconfig instead of ifconfig. So annoying (yes, I annoy myself.)
Why didn't I do that? I dunno. Other things seemed more interesting, and who has free time at work? I like what this guy did tho.
Seriously. Land of the monitored, home of the serf.
dslreports.com "Report: NYC AT&T Building a Cornerstone of NSA Surveillance"
Tiny Malware, I originally found from an AlienVault Pulse.
I found this one interesting mostly because of how small it is, 5120 bytes. Yes, bytes. Less than 5k bytes! That's enough to verify the information being collected, and send it out to a command and control server via raw sockets and a very simple xor routine to keep IDS/IPS systems from picking up on the data being transferred.
@coliver said:
@dafyre said:
@coliver said:
@nadnerB said:
@mlnews said:
American news...
Is that where it's from? I saw ^ in passing earlier and was a tad confused. I would have expected that from Fox as I was under the impression that CNN was the better researched.
Oh well, they just torpedoed their own credibility ship. Back to the dry dock with Fox.
All American news is owned by two or three corporations. For some reason they are all in a race to the lowest common denominator of viewership.
Is it bad that I trust my local papers more than the syndicated stuff we find on TV?
Our local paper is pretty decent at reporting events, not sure I would trust them beyond that.
Our local paper can't even get quotes right. My time is better spent talking directly to the people they write about than reading the supposed articles 
I was ready to panic before getting to the article and reading the first line
86 apps available in third-party marketplaces can root 74 percent of Android phones.
3rd party app stores and side loaded apps, the malware vectors of the new century.
@DustinB3403 Basically, no real world experience at all. Doesn't realize the evaluation license isn't the same thing as the free license (or a sales minion said it was the same thing and were taken at face value.)
About ready to head out to Louisville, KY for MATS (Mid America Truck Show). No IT for me for an extended weekend, yay!
Let's take a good idea and make it terrible! Great job team!
If you're worried about noise at all, rule out rack based anything.
That said xByte and Stallard Tech. have some amazing deals, on servers and DAS units.
@thwr said in iDrac me so horny me love you long time...:
@RojoLoco said in iDrac me so horny me love you long time...:
@DustinB3403 said in iDrac me so horny me love you long time...:
It's my first time with iDrac.
And the line (excluding iDrac) is from a movie, one that I would expect everyone to know.
I know the quote, can't figure out why it's applicable here.... but hey, if out of band access gets you hot, just go with it
That scares me, at least a bit ...
It's @DustinB3403 first time, he should be a little excited 
Phoronix: Netflix removed the outdated user-agent-string blocks they had in place. So any HTML5 compatible web browser should work without mucking with headers. Fedora, OpenSUSE, Debian, and CentOS are what's listed in the article, but I'd imagine just about any distribution should work now.
Guess I have a reason to try out Korora on my laptop now, gotta test.
@Lakshmana Horrible translation issues here it looks like.
It's not LVM vs RAID. It's LVM and RAID (generally).
Every github project I look at seems to have a travis.yml file, I never knew I did so much work on open source coding!
@DustinB3403 said in Apple's New Mac Pro Arrives at $5,999 & iTunes retired.:
The new monitor they came out with starts at $4999! Seriously, who the hell. . .
Mindwashed "It's a MAC, so it's better" people. I've known way to many of them.
@scottalanmiller said in Anyone have Fixed Wireless?:
@hobbit666 said in Anyone have Fixed Wireless?:
We have it at one location and it has its issues now and again but as a solution for bad ADSL i.e under 512k it's a good solution but I would never say it's a option long term.
I wonder what made it so bad. You can get amazing fixed wireless. There is fixed wireless behind most fiber implementations.
Wireless is much easier to do poorly than wired.
USS Little Rock USS Little Rock is a museum ship in Buffalo, NY. I'm going to have to leave even earlier to go take a tour before hitting MangoCon!
Before MangoCon because I have to be at a retreat Saturday morning.
@Bob-Beatty said in Nearly Every Technical Conversation:
@scottalanmiller lol! You want the truth? You can't handle the truth! Scott - most of the time, it's not the truth that gets admins pissed at you, its how you tell the truth. You don't sugar coat and aren't afraid to hurt someone's feelings. Please don't change.
Need more than one upvote!
@guyinpv said in What does your desk look like?:
@JaredBusch
I have no less than 10 user/pass on sticky notes around my desk, LOL, half of them say "root" or "admin".Never fear though, they are mostly just things I'm testing or internal VMs.
My boss demands I keep our most important passwords in a black binder on my desk, not kidding.
Well, we all know who to hack when we feel like it I guess.
Easy instructions, that actually work. Mostly just wanted to keep these around for later.
Source: Tater's Tech Blog
CentOS 7 Join Active Directory Domain
Before you begin ensure that the DNS on the Linux computer you wish to join to the domain is pointed to a the Active Directory server. Active Directory relies heavily on DNS to function.
STEP 1. Ensure the following packages are installed
yum -y install realmd sssd oddjob
oddjob-mkhomedir adcli samba-common
STEP 2. From the computer you will join to the domain run realm discover to verify connectivity to the domain controllers.
[root@test02 ~] realm discover LAB.NET
lab.net
type: kerberos
realm-name: LAB.NET
domain-name: lab.net
configured: kerberos-member
server-software: active-directory
client-software: sssd
required-package: oddjob
required-package: oddjob-mkhomedir
required-package: sssd
required-package: adcli
required-package: samba-common
login-formats: %U
login-policy: allow-realm-logins
STEP 3. Join Active Directory domain, you must use an account which has privileges to join a computer the domain.
[root@test02 ~] realm join -U adminuser LAB.NET
STEP 4. Verify you can retrieve directory information for user
[root@test02 ~] id LAB\\ktest
uid=522401118(ktest) gid=522400513(domain users)
groups=522400513(domain users)
STEP 5. Verify the ability to perform a su to an Active Directory user
[root@test02 ~] su - ktest
Last login: Sun Sep 20 05:21:42 CDT 2015 on pts/0
[ktest@test02 ~]$
STEP 6. To remove the requirement of fully qualifying the Active Directory username edit the sssd.conf file. After this change you will not be required to use DOMAIN\ when logging in as an Active Directory user.
[root@test02 ~] vi /etc/sssd/sssd.conf
use_fully_qualified_names = False
[root@test02 ~] systemctl restart sssd