See below - troubleshooting an install of a whilelisting application I
sent the following to the vendor, see his reply. Did I seriously get asked
if I received an error?
Dave nah, that's just my signature line Lum
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Hello,
Did you receive an error? What os are you
Hi everyone
Is anyone using BackupAssistv7 to back up their Hyper-V hosts and VMs? I am
also looking at Altaro Backup but BackupAssist has a Tape Backup option which
Altaro does not have. Furthermore BA is less expensive than Altaro and Veeam.
Would welcome any feedback on this product.
TIA
He didn't mention turning them off either ;-)
Op 10 jun. 2014 01:59 schreef Dan Rod drod...@gmail.com het volgende:
You only mention that you moved your servers. Said nothing about when you
turned them back on. ;)
On Mon, Jun 9, 2014 at 7:41 PM, Ben Scott mailvor...@gmail.com wrote:
On
To the list,
I've been noodling an idea for a while and I was curious what your thoughts
might be on this. Feel free to shoot holes, I'm still working it out.
At one of the companies I'm involved with, Runaware, we have massive excess
datacenter capacity, with large Citrix farms hosting
Of course not. They’re all housed one of those DC in a box thingies. You
know, take a shipping container and turn it into a self-contained data center.
It was already on the back of a truck for DR purposes and they just drove
across town. Connectivity was only via wireless, so everything
Sounds a bit like Spoon.
http://spoon.net/
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On Behalf Of Alex Eckelberry
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2014 10:46 AM
To: ntsysadm@lists.myitforum.com
Subject: [NTSysADM] a secure browser
To the list,
I've been
I may be doing a server shuffle myself, haven't decided if it'll be worth
it. The long and short is client with 2 sites, and the remote site has a
more powerful/capable/newer Hyper-V server than the main site, so I'm
thinking of physically swapping the machines and the VM's as well.
They're all
You'd be reliant on online capability to use the browser though, surely?
There is stuff out there like App-V and ThinApp that can cache packaged
apps on the client (or deliver through Citrix) already, similar to the old
Citrix offline streaming. Rod has mentioned Spoon also, not sure that has
any
Similar, but arguably less complicated. Just a link, and executes a browser in
a remote session, you do what you do, and then close the session and the
session expires. I'm not wedded to the idea. But I'm trying to figure out a
way to use all this excess datacenter capacity.
Alex Eckelberry
I have been asked to find the list of file extensions that a specific IE
policy restricts. Does anyone know (or have better Google skills than me)
what file types or extensions this specific IE setting affects? I have had
no luck with my searches thus far.
The full path to the setting is
Anything that is considered executable by Windows.
Certainly, the obvious things: EXE, DLL. MSP, MSI, MSU.
But also the non-obvious things: XLS, XLSX, DOC, DOCX.
The list of things not affected might be far shorter: TXT, PS1, LOG.
Actually, that list is pretty long too…anyway…
From:
Sounds like what Bromium does.
webster
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Yep. Bromium, Invincea, Bufferzone Pro...
Dave
Sounds like what Bromium does.
webster
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Good points, but the broader point is that these instances won’t run on your
own network – they’re running on ours.
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On 9 Jun 2014 at 20:21, Jon Harris wrote:
He already screwed my weekend and start of the week. Try a blown hot water
feed hose to the washing machine filling the house with hot water on Saturday
and from there it just went down hill.
Water always flows down hill.
--
Angus Scott-Fleming
Water does for sure but what followed for the weekend was not something I want
to go through again for a while.
Jon
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Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2014 20:43:23 -0700
Subject: [NTSysADM] Re: A quiet weekend and start of the week
On 9 Jun 2014
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