If you have a server in the DMZ that requires Windows Updates but does not have Internet connectivity, it's actually quite easy to configure it to receive automatic updates from a WSUS server on your network. 1. Firewall config: Open tcp/80 (or tcp/443 if you have configured SSL) on the firewall between your DMZ server [...]
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Update DMZ servers using WSUS
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Configure automatic login on OCS 2007
Here's the scenario: You have a single OCS 2007 standard edition server on your network. Your Active Directory uses a DNS suffix that is not available externally, for example ocs.internal.ad. You are using a certificate issued by your domain CA on your OCS server (this is recommended) and automatic logon works fine while your clients are [...]
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Get system stats automatically on SSH login
I noticed in recent versions of Ubuntu you get some system stats in a banner message when you connect using SSH. I thought this was pretty useful so have implemented my own version on our Red Hat servers at work. This runs every 5 minutes as a cron job and updates the file /etc/motd (Message [...]
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Identify computer type using VB Script
I required some VB which would run as a shutdown script and run some specific commands if the computer was not a laptop. Luckily this was simplified by the naming convention on our corporate network - all laptops have an L in the computer name. Here is one way this can be done - using [...]
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Meaningless errors
If you have an OCS 2007 deployment with an Edge Access server, a user attempting to log on from the outside may receive the following error: Cannot sign in to Communicator. You may have entered your sign-in address, user name, or password incorrectly, or the authentication service may be incompatible with this version of the [...]
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Working with Logical Volumes
I'm actually coming around to Linux LVM - once you get the hang of the concepts and the associated commands it can be a straightforward exercise to extend your existing volumes after adding new physical disks. This differs from software RAID, as you have the ability to lay an LVM filesystem over a single disk [...]
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