Tag: Windows
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Sophos Mobile Control EAS Proxy
Updated:Up until this week we've been able to get away with a very simple SMC installation that proxies Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) from the one server with the base Sophos Mobile Control program without using a Standalone EAS Proxy.
DFS - Access Denied
Access Denied - obviously some kind of permission issue, but try as we might comparing ACL's between systems we couldn't see where the issue was.
Windows 10 Explorer Slow on Open
Updated:This wound me up this week. Every time I tried to open an Explorer instance to view some files I'd have to wait what seemed like an eternity before the win
PaperCut Certificate
Time to replace the PaperCut web server certificate. So pleased I ran into Keystore Explorer previously as this made changing the web server certificate a breeze.
Java Keystore Management
Updated:In the process of getting a new queue management system installed I discovered they're using HTTP and not HTTPS. As part of out security process I had to r
Windows, Apache 2.4 and OpenSSL
In order to make Apache 2.4.27 compliant it needs the later version of OpenSSL v1.1.0. To get this you need to install the VC15 version. The VC11 etc. do not include the later OpenSSL and fail because they are compiled with v1.0.2
SMB Insecurely Configured Service
Updated:For the first time today I ran into Nessus plugin ID 44676. It highlighted an "insecurely configured Windows service". This related to a Service Discretion
Flash Update KB4034662
Two of our Windows 2012R2 servers constantly failed to apply Windows Updates. They'd start deploying the updates but every time a reboot was required the u
VCSA 6.0 U3b to 6.5 U1
Updated:So far this upgrade seems to frustrating straight out of the box! We already run a VCSA (vCenter Server Appliance) and the process should be to automatical
Windows Update KB4034681 (August Monthly Rollup)
Updated:Four hours of swearing at servers, kicking switches and rebooting printers and terminals and all because of a Windows Update. Our entire network uses 802.1