@wirestyle22 said in Nginx Reverse Proxy + SSL + Wordpress:

I'm going to go through the installation steps again and not use lets encrypt this time. I'll try to active the SSL cert with ReallySimpleSSL

Let's Encrypt cannot be a factor. Certbot isn't a factor. ReallySimpleSSL needs you to have a cert, I've always used it with LE.

Don't flail. Keep the LE cert, that can't be related to the problem.

If we were going to give containers a number, it would be more like a Type -1 than a 3. Containers are lighter than Type 1, not heavier than Type 2. Still totally different. But Type 0, 1, 2 go from lighter to heavier.

@smartkid808 said in Veeam Backup & Replication Community Edition:

@JaredBusch my bad. They just posted it on SW couple days ago about it, and the blog on the Veeam site is only 2 days old, didn't realize it was here already

Don't be afraid to repost. Hell I've done it before. I just want all the things cross linked whenever possible. Makes it easier to find details in 6 months.

In this case I even mis-remembered where the fuck I read about it. Thanks @dbeato.

@scottalanmiller said in IT legal resources?:

We have an attorney, but he's not specific to IT.

He does know IT?
Best way to proceed?

Well - on behalf of my customer (and I'm billing them for it) I opened a case through my O365 account about how O365 is assigning BCL 9 to an email from their domain, for seemingly everyone in O365.

After more than an hour on the phone, we left it with me sending MS some headers and a mailtrace.

They did point out some nice tools I thought I would share.

https://sender.office.com

This site allows you to request MS to remove an IP from MS's black lists.

https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/

This site has a Message Analyzer tab now - at least I never noticed it before. it can analyze headers.

I had a similar issue in a workgroup with drives disconnecting. A bunch of Googling brought me to this.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/297684/mapped-drive-connection-to-network-share-may-be-lost

That seemed to fix the issue for me.

If we look at net use, the table is clear and empty. But if we try to mount the AviMark share from the command line we get a 1219 error telling us that the share is already mounted with other credentials. So waiting for clearance to reboot, looks like the net use table is corrupted.

@scottalanmiller said in Microsoft BCL or Bulk Complaint Level Values for Email:

Some sources call this an SCL or Spam Complaint Level.

Emails into O365 have both BCL and SCL.

@FATeknollogee said in KVM host: refusing connection on ports 22 & 9090:

Still looking for a fix!!

Can you ping out from it? Is the gateway missing or wrong? Subnet missing or wrong?

@IRJ This would be a heck of a guide if you ever get the time to do it

@JaredBusch Oh yes I know. I do that on my own. I'll remind him.

i'm not going to turn on logging to find out.

@wrx7m said in PowerShell - Off-boarding Script:

@dafyre said in PowerShell - Off-boarding Script:

@wrx7m said in PowerShell - Off-boarding Script:

@dafyre I think I found where you got it - https://www.powershelladmin.com/wiki/Powershell_prompt_for_password_convert_securestring_to_plain_text

Anyway, I am not sure where, in my script, I should place that function.

You'd put the actual function at the top of your script, and then just

$myPassword=convertFrom-SecureToPlain -securepassword $MySecurePassword

Wherever you need the password in plain text form.

Thanks. It mostly works. The only problem is that it isn't actually using the password I specify at the top. It is somehow generating its own and then writing it at the end. I put in

write-host "Plain Text Says: $plainText"

and it shows the password that I typed in for the secure variable at the beginning, followed by the one that it generated.

Plain Text Says: $#@%4#@177 Jof91348

Works fine for me here.... Check and make sure you don't have an extra write-host or anything somewhere.

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@scottalanmiller said in Cyber Security queries:

@pmoncho said in Cyber Security queries:

@IRJ said in Cyber Security queries:

@scottalanmiller said in Cyber Security queries:

@maximus said in Cyber Security queries:

Someone told me that his friend's kid got USD 130K job out of college as Cyber Security. Is that true?

Sure. $130K is good, but not crazy. And right now, a lot of security jobs are nonsensical. It's reasonable.

But someone dedicated might make even more, without going to school, sooner. So think of it in the broad scope.

Even in states like NY and CT I was seeing salaries around $150k for security engineer level positions. Down in FL, I was seeing mostly $110-130k, but again these are engineer level. I really only looked at the east coast during my search. Not sure about the rest of US.

What do the weekly hours look like for those kinds of salaries? I don't know anyone in that type of situation.

Normal. Standard professional days. Security positions are the same as engineering positions - just standard office hours.

Unless it's a SOC position then it becomes a 24x7 filled position. You may handle it in house or outsource for SOC.

Then there is GRC which is kind of mix between security and compliance. That is also standard working hours

@GodfatherX64 said in How to install the RocketChat server on Fedora 28:

thanks so much guys, its up and running

Awesome

@scottalanmiller said in Is Windows 10 Enterprise included in Office 365 E3?:

"Is Windows 10 Enterprise included in Office 365 E3?"

No, it is not.

"Is Windows 10 Enterprise included in Microsoft 365 E3?"

Yes, it is.

Well, that's not intentionally confusing at all.

Problem solve.

In Cisco Switch you cannot add an Access port to a Trunk port, instead you need to create a native Vlan and add the Vlan to the Trunk configuration.

This is the correct way:

interface GigabitEthernet2/0/38
switchport trunk allowed vlan 3,99
switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q
switchport trunk native vlan 3
switchport mode trunk
end

Regards

Nevermind, I was being dumb. They have Enterprise licensing here.

So @JaredBusch doesn't have to. FFS Travis, stop with the stupid.

@travisdh1 said in Moving Hyper-V VMs from C to D?:

@siringo Right-click the VM, select Move, fill out the wizard. It's quick, easy, and can be done live.

@travisdh1 thanks so much for the help, sounds like I'll be going ahead with this.

Thanks again.