RT for helpdesk.
Inventory we use GLPI + Fusion Inventory. GLPI also does helpdesk, but
no idea how usable that part is as we don't use it.
James Pulver
CLASSE Computer Group
Cornell University
On 06/20/2016 09:33 AM, David McSpadden wrote:
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I've never used such a service, but I wonder what you might expect to
actually get from them? We have pretty specific hardware, like a Flex
x240 or specific System X 3550 M3 server configuration platform that
doesn't often show up on, say, ebay the way a System Networking G8052
might. So if you
I just hope it actually can help with managing Windows from Linux. Heck,
if I can get choclatey to let me just run cpack on CentOS7, that's
really all I need to get away from an old Win7 laptop that I basically
use just for that.
Of course, this starts to address a big reason I never have done
What is it you're trying to do? I demo'd Macrium because of their
technician license, which I think would be cost effective for cloning an
existing Windows computer to a different one. I used to use Acronis for
all of that till the licensing changed such that I'd need an expensive
license per P
Personally, if you need support, I'd just buy what you're familiar with,
in this case Cisco. For others who are self supporting, Ubiquiti is
decent, and Blade/IBM/Lenovo switches can be had on e-bay for super
cheap for what you can get. I actually would think this would probably
hold for vendor
If the problem is the routes don't get published, you can put Users in
Network Configurator Operators group, and turn off UAC, and then normal
users can update their route maps.
James Pulver
CLASSE Computer Group
Cornell University
On 10/13/2016 07:46 AM, Melvin Backus wrote:
Budget for this
e who understand binary and those who don't.
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The legality issue is the big one. You'll care when you get sued by a
media company. You'll especially care if you end up with any personal
liability too. Just wait till there's some trumped up child porn charge
about a kids photo (google it, it's not uncommon) and now the company's
backups are
We've had good luck with Moxa serial servers.
James Pulver
CLASSE Computer Group
Cornell University
On 01/16/2017 11:55 AM, Lee Anderson wrote:
http://www.systech.com/nds-rackmount
we have deployed 100’s of systech devices and are very happy with their
performance and reliability.
Lee
As far as I know, UAC isn't a security feature.
James Pulver
CLASSE Computer Group
Cornell University
On 03/10/2017 11:24 AM, Klaus Hartnegg wrote:
Has anybody recently seen Sophos Antivirus ("Endpoint Security")
disabling User Account control in Windows 7?
Many computers here suddenly have UA
GLPI + Fusion Inventory plugin?
James Pulver
CLASSE Computer Group
Cornell University
On 03/14/2017 08:25 PM, Kurt Buff wrote:
I haven't had a chance to use it yet, but this looks very interesting:
https://osquery.io/
Kurt
On Tue, Mar 14, 2017 at 2:42 PM, Alex Nabicht wrote:
Greetings All,
Well, it seems to be Windows only, which is quite a limitation. Ideally
(for me) it would be web based and run on a linux server. I do wish it
was less "flash" in the demo and more ideas about price and actual
functionality. Yes, I saw it works with CISCO IOS devices. That's great.
We don't run
Taking Ownership usually isn't sufficient, you then have to grant
yourself full control. However, with an Enterprise OS, shouldn't you use
a domain account, and then have the same user and permissions?
James Pulver
CLASSE Computer Group
Cornell University
On 03/29/2017 01:25 PM, Eric Levinson
It does depend on the warranty a lot. I know IBM/Lenovo have CRU vs FRU,
CRU = customer replaceable unit. If you want a tech for CRUs also, you
pay for the upgrade. That being said, in the business lines(Think
branded products and SystemX servers) they are pretty willing to send a
tech in the l
If you can't afford the fancy stuff, I'd take a look at ESET, via say
CDW. They had good pricing, good licensing (you buy X seats and can use
Windows ,Linux , Mac, server ...) and if you use their virtual appliance
for the server it is dead simple to set up. They also have pretty savvy
tech sup
I've always liked ESET, and when we dropped Symantec, ESET was quoted to
be the least expensive of a bunch we looked at. The ERA appliance is
great, but a self install on Linux was buggy as hell. Glad I moved to
the Virtual Appliance. Their tech support is B+ in my opinion. Upgraded
to an A- as
I've been sort of muddling through on this since I began playing with
Sever2016. I need to set up a new terminal server, and in 2016, I can
get sort of half way there in the way I set up on Server 2008 R2, but I
can't get all the GUIs or however you do remoteapp etc to work.
I tried the RDS op
You can actually go to IT Creations on ebay, they're a good refurbisher,
and get an IBM System X 3550 M4 for around $3,000 specced with 2x 8 core
Xeon, 256GB RAM 2x Enterprise Value SSDs, 2x 10Gbit SFP+ and 4x 1Gbit
RJ45, IMM upgrade for remote KVM etc... Oh, and dual power and redundant
coolin
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