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Gwaihir posted:The 400 supports AD/Kerberos based single sign on! Curious, has anyone ever implemented this?
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No, although I'd like to. Part of our 5250 based application needs access to the AS400's IFS from the user's workstation, which is accomplished by mapping ANY (guest/un-authed) connection to the IFS to a single 400 profile which has.. way too many permissions. I think this calls for some experimenting on my test LPAR though. Unfortunately in the end you still have to have a mapping table of AD accounts <-> 400 accounts if you need to do 1:1 relationships (Like for 5250 terminal use or something). If you just need application access or generic machine account type things it would probably be far less of a hassle. Still though, once it's done you only have to do that once, and then when you create a new user/delete a user. e: drat, just looked at the date on the redbook for SSO and it came out in 2002 
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Jun 9, 2015 17:51
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Migishu posted:Send some my way as tribute to my patience There are some white chocolate and green tea ones mixed in. I don't find green KitKats appealing.
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Bob Morales posted:10-character usernames because AS\400 If you assign everyone three-character user names and buy a two-character domain name, they could! If you get a weird two-character TLD, you could give them four-letter user names! (dibs on gently caress@bd.sm)
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Dick Trauma posted:white chocolate and green tea ones
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When I first started my CJ career, we had a client that had a Windows 2000 upgraded to Windows2k3 domain. They had maybe 200 users. They also had some sort of weird serial bus that connected to an old POS inventory system that required running terminal to connect to it. But the weirdest thing was that several of the AD users had no password. You could just put in their username, and then hit enter and get in. They had on-premise Exchange 2003, and you were able to login to their webmail with no password either. A couple of the users had domain admin accounts, and I'd commonly use their users to do domain administration. The users knew, and when I suggested resetting their passwords I was told not to. It was weird.
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poo poo pissing me off: Guy at our desk loves to hoard lockout tickets. I've told him "update it with all the information the Helpdesk needs to fix the issue themselves, then route it back", but nope, he wants to take care of all the precious little babies all by himself. Over half the tickets we're investigating root causes for are assigned to him. There are other tickets that need to be handled for fucks sake. MJP posted:I will take them off your hands, green tea Kit Kats are the poo poo. Oh no you don't, I got there first!
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I had one of those moments where I double checked something that is a vital part of getting a project completed on time just because I wasn't 100% sure the person handling it is fully aware of what they are doing. And then I got a response back saying they have checked and are happy that it won't be a problem. And then it's time to deploy and the exact issue I highlighted as having potential to gently caress things over occurs and it turns out the person I spoke to about it never bothered to check and is now impossible to get hold of? Yeah, that's some poo poo that pisses me off. I don't really like throwing people under a bus but gently caress them if they think I'm just going to sit around and make it my problem. Thanks Ants fucked around with this message at 22:14 on Jun 9, 2015 |
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Exchange is currently pissing me off. Goddamn Exchange is always a street fight to get installed. Download this prerequisite. Download that prerequisite. Then prep Active Directory. Oh wait, this was a lab that had Exchange on it previously. Google tells me to re-Prep AD with the previous version of Exchange that was installed (and then uninstalled) on it. How do I determine what Exchange was on it? Who knows! It's been three hours of street fighting and I haven't even gotten through the AD portion. gently caress you exchange. gently caress you AD. gently caress you Microsoft.
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Just dive into the world of ADSI Edit 
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Thanks Ants posted:Just dive into the world of ADSI Edit Oh yeah. Forgot to mention ADSI. Because really, what piece of server software DOESN'T involve hacking up your registry? And now because My two new exchange servers will be in a different site than the domain master, I get to build a new VM just to run: code:Goddammit Microsoft. Agrikk fucked around with this message at 22:59 on Jun 9, 2015 |
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Jun 9, 2015 22:39
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Agrikk posted:Oh yeah. Forgot to mention ADSI. Because really, what piece of server software DOESN'T involve hacking up your registry? "No one will ever need more than 640KB of RAM" - Bill Gates
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RFC2324 posted:"No one will ever need more than 640KB of RAM" - Bill Gates Apparently not a real quote - http://www.computerworld.com/article/2534312/operating-systems/the--640k--quote-won-t-go-away----but-did-gates-really-say-it-.html
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Lightning Jim posted:Apparently not a real quote - http://www.computerworld.com/article/2534312/operating-systems/the--640k--quote-won-t-go-away----but-did-gates-really-say-it-.html Reads more like can't be proved either way, and Bill himself denies it. 
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Company out in SD I am working for keeps trying to get me to move there on a 80k salary with 2 kids and a dog. After they sold me on a embedded Linux job and I have done nothing but web work and ticket work for the last three months, there is no way I am staying with the company, but I am going to try and string them along until August when the job in Michigan kicks in. Hey companies: Don't hire people with a sales pitch that is almost the exact opposite of what you intend the employee to be doing.
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The whole point of it was not that it'd be enough forever, but that would be enough for an initial release. Which it was.
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If I say a "point to point link" what comes to mind? Maybe a DS3, or a T1, or another dedicated line that directly connects one router to another? Not an ethernet link? Because my customer apparently uses point to point to describe metro ethernet, and I was too naive to clarify what they meant or something. e: And yes I know there can be a point to point ethernet link. This is not what happened. psydude fucked around with this message at 04:12 on Jun 10, 2015 |
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psydude posted:If I say a "point to point link" what comes to mind? Maybe a DS3, or a T1, or another dedicated line that directly connects one router to another? Not an ethernet link? Personally, I think of the giant drum-shaped antennas, and then site to site VPNs, but I'm willing to accept I'm weird for that.
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Storysmith posted:Personally, I think of the giant drum-shaped antennas, and then site to site VPNs, but I'm willing to accept I'm weird for that. I thought of the same things, only on reverse order.
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psydude posted:If I say a "point to point link" what comes to mind? Maybe a DS3, or a T1, or another dedicated line that directly connects one router to another? Not an ethernet link? But if you're connected to a shared metro ethernet, a VPN connection over that could be a point to point link. We just rent fiber and run ethernet and FC over it between our datacenters.
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Some motherfucker just brought me a stapler to fix. A loving Swingline stapler. The spring thingy came off the track.
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Bob Morales posted:Some motherfucker just brought me a stapler to fix. A loving Swingline stapler. Did you just throw it at him? I would have just thrown it at him.
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If you fixed it, you just reinforced that bad behavior.
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Inspector_666 posted:Did you just throw it at him? I would have just thrown it at him. would have printed out the ticket and stapled it to his forhead
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ratbert90 posted:Company out in SD I am working for keeps trying to get me to move there on a 80k salary with 2 kids and a dog. After they sold me on a embedded Linux job and I have done nothing but web work and ticket work for the last three months, there is no way I am staying with the company, but I am going to try and string them along until August when the job in Michigan kicks in. The cost of living in the Dakotas is waaaay lower than most of the country.
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Manslaughter posted:The cost of living in the Dakotas is waaaay lower than most of the country. Once you experience a Winter here you'll see why no one wants to stay.
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Ex IT worker here now in accounting/lurking. (No I really help IT, really, not the enemy AT ALL) Green-Tea Kit Kat chat. *And not leading DT into the smuggling business* If this chain is int he area you can get them without dealing with a terrible online re-seller shipping them without refrigeration. http://www.rocketfizz.com/locations
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Manslaughter posted:The cost of living in the Dakotas is waaaay lower than most of the country. Ain't housing creeping up a lot though due to the whole oil thing, especially for North Dakota though?
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Tab8715 posted:Once you experience a Winter here you'll see why no one wants to stay. Oh christ, its not that bad. I'm from Manitoba, so further north than you guys, and ND gets it way easier than we did. Now I'm NorthEast ontario - all the cold, 3x the snow, and WAY worse roads.
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Nintendo Kid posted:Ain't housing creeping up a lot though due to the whole oil thing, especially for North Dakota though? The boom has subsided and that's only for the Western-Half of the State. A decent house (3bd/2bath/2 car garage) modern appliances would probably go for 130-170k.
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Siochain posted:Oh christ, its not that bad. I'm from Manitoba, so further north than you guys, and ND gets it way easier than we did. October through December the Dakotas become a miserable sunless plains with constant pissing from the sky. It'll hit 32f and the snow is nice but under it everything is covered in ice. January through February consist of zero sunlight and a high of -10f but the wind makes it effectively -30f. The cold stops in March but then a foot of heavy wet snow is dumped and the constant flux of freezing and unfreezing puts ice everywhere.
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Manslaughter posted:The cost of living in the Dakotas is waaaay lower than most of the country. San Diego :P
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Got a ticket instructing us to remove all access for a user immediately. User then calls up going "why is nothing working?!" Apparently their bosses weren't going to break the news that they're being fired for another two hours. Not sure how they expected that all to work out or how I was supposed to deal with the inevitable emails/calls, which is of course erroneously assuming that their bosses even bothered considering that aspect of things.
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Sheep posted:Got a ticket instructing us to remove all access for a user immediately. User then calls up going "why is nothing working?!" "I am sorry, but it appears your boss and requested we disable all your access. Speak with your management for more info."
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Migishu posted:Oh no you don't, I got there first! Smuggins posted:If this chain is int he area you can get them without dealing with a terrible online re-seller shipping them without refrigeration. Oh well, I can just go to Mitsuwa and get them. Maybe tomorrow at lunch. Actually, they're in Jersey, and I think these guys also sell Leninade, which I have to buy because huge Cold War junkie. poo poo that doesn't piss me off: being able to surgical-strike lunch at a Japanese supermarket poo poo that does piss me off: gently caress SALESFORCE AND gently caress OUR SALES DIRECTOR WHO USES DIFFERENT TERMS FOR THINGS. IT IS NOT "PROSPECTS," IT IS "LEADS." IT IS NOT "COMPANIES," IT IS "ACCOUNTS."
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Sickening posted:"I am sorry, but it appears your boss and requested we disable all your access. Speak with your management for more info." Tell them to submit a ticket about their inability to access everything.
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Office network went down so a million emails came in, IT what's up, IT what is happening, hello IT. Most were ignored, some got polite replies. One guy went all "this is affecting production" on it, time-sensitive etc etc, so we'll see if the network is fixed once he's done rebooting his computer and re-plugging his network cable like I told him.
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poo poo pissing me off: Implementing the API for a product in heavy development. I spend half my time blocked and twiddling my thumbs, when I'm not blocked I'm context switching constantly because every 15 minutes after a build goes out I've found another blocking issue, and my boss won't give me any other more stable projects to work on in the meantime because this is THE HIGHEST PRIORITY and he doesn't want distractions. I can't wait for this loving project to be done.
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Bob Morales posted:Some motherfucker just brought me a stapler to fix. A loving Swingline stapler. But but you're technically minded.... Yay you fixed it! You're an absolute genius! While you're at it, the loo's not flushing properly...
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