Firstly note the warning about the fix and prior versions.
see
http://kbupdate.info/windows-7-2015-05.php
And select the entry for Q3022345 ( near the middle of the list )
Then search Google with a key of
what is microsoft Diagnostics Tracking Service
And you can get to
We are planning to implement SCCM 2012, my manager asked me how much does it
cost for 700users total? any clue?Bhasker, Chittanoori
SFO CA
Your best bet might be to contact Microsoft about pricing.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/server-cloud/products/system-center-2012-r2/purchasing.aspx
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Behalf Of Bhasker Chittanoori
Sent: Monday, May 18, 2015 10:18
Hi,
Has anyone used Compliance Settings in SCCM 2012 R2 to become PCI (Payment Card
Industry) compliant? Found few post from google search but not much help. No
configuration pack available either. Has anyone ever tried to build one from
scratch?
Anand
Had it on 1 of my machines. SCEP did stop it
On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 10:42 AM, Dewell, Matthew
matthew.dew...@allegiancehealth.org wrote:
Has anyone had clients infected with Cryptolocker type variants fairly
recently? We’ve had a couple clients hit within the last several weeks.
Everything
Thanks for the feedback, John. I was thinking along those lines myself.
--
Matt Dewell
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Behalf Of John Aubrey
Sent: Friday, May 15, 2015 12:43 PM
To: f...@lists.myitforum.com
Subject: [FEP] RE: CryptoLocker Type
Q3022345 installs the Diagnostics Tracking Service.
While I find a lot of paranoia on the web I'm still unsure what this tracking
does and why I should(would) install it.
Can anyone shed any light on this update?
Thanks
Patrick Bervoets
PSC Elsene vzw
Here's a weird one. I have a parent-child domain structure. Parent has
3 DCs (all Win 2008 R2); child has 6 DCs (all Win2008 R2). Now we are
updating the AD to Win2012 R2.
Last week I added 3 Win2012 R2 DCs to the parent domain; went fine. No
replication errors; no dcdiag errors. So now I have 3
Or check to see what CALs you have, you might already own it.
Mark Kent (MCP)
Sr. Desktop Systems Engineer
Computing Technology Services - SUNY Buffalo State
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Behalf Of Marcum, John
Sent: Monday, May 18, 2015 12:28
Has anyone come across this scenario where a built in report has just stopped
working? The report for Computers with specific software registered in Add
Remove Programs has stopped working for us, and is generating the following
error:
The attempt to connect to the report server failed. Check
Hello,
I finally manage to solve my problem. To be honest, it was kinda strange, it
seems that I also had another issue, somehow related to my initial problem.
When trying to discover new severs, Discovery Wizard was running like forever
so I found this solution:
Found it!
In the parent DNS, go to the zone for the child domain. Right click,
properties. On the Name Servers tab that comes up, one of the
servers had an asterisk (*) next to its name, indicating that the IP
was resolved via DNS, and *not* entered statically here.
To fix:
HI,
I need help from SharePoint experts,
I am using SharePoint Foundation 2010 in which Navigation Targeted Audience
option is not available. Due to this I cannot have Navigation link with
different URL based on SharePoint groups.
I need to Publish One Navigation Link, when user Click
For 700 you may have to go to a reseller like CDW or SHI.
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Behalf Of Marable, Mike
Sent: Monday, May 18, 2015 9:30 AM
To: ms...@lists.myitforum.com
Subject: RE: [mssms] SCCM 2012 Licensing
Your best bet might be to
G'afternoon everyone. If an administrator goes into Edit Primary Users on a
device and manually removes a user association, do the usage statistics get
reset? For example, if I have my UDA threshold set to 2400 minutes over 14 days
in my client settings, if the same user I removed met that
We buy System Center Datacenter CAL’s for our Hyper-V hosts, and standard CAL’s
for physical servers. We then get the Client CAL that gives you ConfigMgr
client and Endpoint protection. There is a system center CAL for clients that
gives you everything (VMM, SCCM, SCOM, SCHOR, DPM, SCSM).
You either monitor from inside out….or outside in.
If it is inside out you want to do, then a cable modem makes sense. It’s cheap,
you use it to send sms’s and you got a second line if your primary goes down.
Not saying it could replace your primary but it will provide some functionality
for
yeah, I would have recommended a POTS line (Plain Old Telephone Service)
phone line for modem, but they are barely less expensive than a small
dsl/cable, and at much more limited speeds
On Mon, May 18, 2015 at 1:58 PM, J- P jnat...@hotmail.com wrote:
A modem can send sms , although a
It is caused by high ASCII (or very low ASCII) characters within your ARP. They
trick is to find out which client is send up the data and fix. I would start my
looking for all clients that are NOT running SP1 version of the client.
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One passive solution is to send an e-mail every 2 hours to an external Echo
service (ex: e...@tu-berlin.demailto:e...@tu-berlin.de) using Blat and the
Windows Scheduler.
First thing is that it will continuously check the whole pathway for your
internal and external e-mail solution and if the
I am using PRTGhttps://www.paessler.com/prtg (which is now free for 100
sensors) on an external web server that will send email or IM alerts if my main
site goes down. It is also installed internally to monitor a bunch of other
servers, services, printers, and other things.
- Stephen
From:
We use a service called Mailive! from Knowledge Front for external availability
monitoring of our mail servers. I believe they also do some things with web
server availability monitoring as well.
https://www.knowledgefront.com/
On Mon, May 18, 2015 at 1:19
If you have an external office (or even your home PC) you could setup one of
the free monitoring solutions (in fact there may be some out there that are
SaaS) to monitor some critical internal piece. Spiceworks has a free solution
but I haven’t had a chance to set it up yet to check it out.
As Mark says there is no cost for deploying Site Systems – you can have as many
as you want. However when you install a client on a desktop you will need a
Client Management License. When you install the client on a server you will
need a Server Management License. You can read about this here
A client is reporting that they are being disconnected from remote desktop
sessions after a varying amount of time, 5~120 minutes. They believe this
started just a few weeks ago and up until then it was working fine.
I've been researching this for the better part of today without getting
Correct. There have discussions on this by Tim Mintner, Keith Garner, and
Michael Niehaus and the conclusion is that this is not possible in an
unattended manner or with a single TS.
J
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Sent:
i've thought about it and perhaps you could build some type of script to
run before the prestart even, which checks for UEFI and if not, set's the
bios to UEFI (lenovo and others have scripts for that), then reboots to the
correct mode before allowing you to select a UEFI mode task sequence
you'd
Overall, it’s a painful thing to do – most people who ask want to do this as
part of an OS refresh, preserving user data and settings at the same time
without moving data off of the system. We don’t recommend even trying – just
keep the system running legacy BIOS emulation until it’s replaced
Hi,
ConfigMgr 2012 R2 CU4 + Citrix Connector 7.5 here
Does anyone got information about Citrix Connector 7.5 supportability for
ConfigMgr 2012 R2 SP1 and 2012 SP2 ? I'd like my customer to move to SP1
quickly because they're not in production yet.
Cordialement,
Mathieu Leroy
Consultant
T :
Anyone tried that?
Switching the BIOS to UEFI with a command line isn't the problem, but doing
this as part of OSD might be.
Refresh using hardlinks can't work, but anyone tried switching to UEFI
during OSD for baremetal?
(That of course would lead to a mix of legacy and UEFI installations)
I tilt at Windmills. (TM)
On 5/18/2015 5:55 PM, Jon Harris wrote:
You really are a dreamer aren't you? Good thing you are on this list
otherwise I am sure some of us (like me) would not have seen that
until it bit us real bad.
Thank you!
Jon
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