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tactlessbastard posted:For those of you who remember my Angry Boss saga.... Either that he got Covid and is making amends.
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I don't know what's worse. The fact this even exists on our share, or the multiple copies of it.
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# ? Aug 16, 2021 01:14 |
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That’s a classic step 9 message
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Wifi Toilet posted:
I think the fact that theyre are xls instead of xlsx is just the little cherry on top of that. im also surprised there isn't one with the same name but .csv
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The Fool posted:That’s a classic step 9 message The God-guilting is a classic AA sign. If it was COVID it'd be more personal and less coached from a stock template.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:The God-guilting is a classic AA sign. If it was COVID it'd be more personal and less coached from a stock template. Yup. You are not obligated to respond to this sort of thing.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:The God-guilting is a classic AA sign. If it was COVID it'd be more personal and less coached from a stock template. Yeah, that rang true for me too, but for all his manifold faults, I am almost certain he's not a drinker.
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tactlessbastard posted:For those of you who remember my Angry Boss saga.... I have noticed the biggest assholes I have ever encountered could change on a dime when they felt their livelihood was threatened. You would hope its sincere.
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Sickening posted:I have noticed the biggest assholes I have ever encountered could change on a dime when they felt their livelihood was threatened. You would hope its sincere. It would be nice but that's not how narcissists work. Everything they do is a manipulation to make them the center of attention.
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tactlessbastard posted:Yeah, that rang true for me too, but for all his manifold faults, I am almost certain he's not a drinker.
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SlowBloke posted:https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...%20from%20them. I managed to figure out how to format the message as a proper Outlook calendar invite. You have to add the VCal data as an "alternative view". Fairly easy as I was using system.net.mail.mailmessage, so just add alternativeview objects instead of attachment objects. Today's fuckwit is a user who sent me a message of hey is (external supplier)s FTP account still active. The details I have are username:reallylongpassw****@ftp.company.com I've redacted the last four characters of the password for security. Well that password might've been valid, hosed if I know, but it's not valid any more because you just reduced its security to that of a four character password and CCd it to a bunch of people, so now I gotta reset it.
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Sickening posted:I have noticed the biggest assholes I have ever encountered could change on a dime when they felt their livelihood was threatened. You would hope its sincere. He already got fired 2 years ago so
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MustardFacial posted:Backstory: Update to this: I brought this issue up in the team status report today and one of the other guy piped up saying he has seen this before and had a solution. So we chat about it offline, his solution? 1. Copy all of the files on that partition to a safe space 2. Delete the partition 3. Remake it at the new size 4. Put all of the files back. If I wasn't in this position, I would've found it hilarious.
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Lum posted:Well that password might've been valid, hosed if I know, but it's not valid any more because you just reduced its security to that of a four character password and CCd it to a bunch of people, so now I gotta reset it. We just had a vendor do that to us a couple weeks ago. We had an issue with a service on a new system not starting after a maintenance reboot, and apparently they only read as far as "logon failure" in the error log. Log on as a service rights? What's that? Better email "Please try using password XXXX for username $ServiceAccount" to the whole project team instead. Now we have to go change it in like a dozen places, thanks.
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loving ManageEngine service desk and it’s ADSync tool. Apparently it needs to use the administrator account and will silently fail if using a different account. We asked support about setting up a generic LDAP lookup account but apparently using an account named administrator is the only option they support. WTF.
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I'm doing a PoC eval with Bomgar/BeyondTrust Remote Support. After multiple emails back and forth with my technical point of contact about our failures to get past UAC, their support team has responded Bomgar Support posted:We won't troubleshoot edge cases or tell you what your GPOs or UAC permissions should be. But it should work if you set User Account Control: Behavior of the elevation prompt for administrators in Admin Approval Mode to 'Elevate without prompting' Well. It doesn't. And we're pretty standard in terms of UAC permissions, just about all of them are in line with MS defaults. Any other recommendations for remote support tools that can do some kind of credential injection for getting past UAC?
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My last job used dame ware and it was fine I guess
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Yeah dameware is good. I think the credentials you use to connect have to have domain admin rights in order to bypass UAC stuff, if I remember correctly.
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In our monthly status meeting, the CIO told me he received the feedback IT wasn't fraternizing (for want of a better term) enough with the rest of the office. Apparently we need to make more small talk and socialize. There's only three of us and we're supporting the group IT projects and infrastructure for a 2000 man company (some of the other sites have local IT) so we spend most of our time talking to people on other sites. Okay, I guess? (Yes, I'm well aware of the need of IT to come across as persons rather than tech/support dispensers or social recluses but that doesn't change the fact we're dealing with the complete company on a daily basis, not just one site.)
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Happiness Commando posted:I'm doing a PoC eval with Bomgar/BeyondTrust Remote Support. After multiple emails back and forth with my technical point of contact about our failures to get past UAC, their support team has responded I think the "correct" way is to set up the uac prompt as "prompt for credential" or "prompt for confirm", elevate without confirmation tends to fail easily
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MustardFacial posted:Update to this: You kinda glossed over your procedure - can you provide a full(er) description of how you resized the disk? What distro; hot add or no? Are the original disk sizes reported as whole numbers(in vcenter)? Can you svmotion the original disk(s)? For the sake of completeness…/s Skyline Health Diagnostics (SHD) is a tool that analyses log files to detect known issues and recommend solutions/KBs. Benefits include: Instant resolution to known issues that occur in your vCenter/vSphere environment Significant reduction of time and efforts in resolving issues faced by Admins Stability of your vSphere environments It is highly secure and doesn’t require online connectivity. Please visit here for more details on SHD, including downloading and installation of this tool.
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SlowBloke posted:I think the "correct" way is to set up the uac prompt as "prompt for credential" or "prompt for confirm", elevate without confirmation tends to fail easily It's set to prompt for confirm, which is windows default, on all of our machines. When that failed, I set it to always elevate and that still failed. I'm fine with acknowledging that our UAC setup is weird or idiosyncratic, if that's the case. I'm more disappointed that their support standpoint is 'gently caress you, we have no documentation and no guidance to offer about what our product requires to work. Good luck troubleshooting it yourself, rear end in a top hat.'
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Happiness Commando posted:I'm doing a PoC eval with Bomgar/BeyondTrust Remote Support. After multiple emails back and forth with my technical point of contact about our failures to get past UAC, their support team has responded ScreenConnect (ConnectWise Control) never had an issue with this IIRC. I don't recall the particulars (been years since that job) but I remotely did stuff requiring UAC all the time without issue, but we had the ScreenConnect agent running on all our machines already. Obviously a different situation for those "on demand" support sessions where unprivileged users are downloading and running the support session executable. I'll never stop raving about ScreenConnect; it was (and probably is still) great software and I never had a single significant issue with it. Edit: they've got a video showing privilege escalation/credential injection so seems right up your alley. Sheep fucked around with this message at 14:04 on Aug 17, 2021 |
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Bob Morales posted:There was praise today for us having the person who starts on Monday's office ready with both a computer and phone, before he started. First one in a long time I guess. Spoke to soon! HR visited us at the end of the day yesterday (Monday), "We spelled his name wrong can you change it?"
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Happiness Commando posted:It's set to prompt for confirm, which is windows default, on all of our machines. When that failed, I set it to always elevate and that still failed. The default is prompt to confirm on secure desktop which makes the pop up not clickable unless you are running the remote control software as admin. Prompt to confirm(without secure desktop) makes us able to use quick assist, teams screen share or sccm remote control without any incident.
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SlowBloke posted:The default is prompt to confirm on secure desktop which makes the pop up not clickable unless you are running the remote control software as admin. Prompt to confirm(without secure desktop) makes us able to use quick assist, teams screen share or sccm remote control without any incident. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/security-policy-settings/user-account-control-behavior-of-the-elevation-prompt-for-administrators-in-admin-approval-mode posted:Prompt for consent for non-Windows binaries That's 0x5 in the registry, what I was set at. The secure allow/deny option is 0x2. Elevate without prompting is 0x0, which also failed for us. I never bothered testing the secure option, because security is for production systems. Edit: I guess this means we are a weird edge case, but I dont understand how or why. Double edit: ah gently caress. Prompted on the secure desktop. Happiness Commando fucked around with this message at 18:19 on Aug 17, 2021 |
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you ate my cat posted:We just had a vendor do that to us a couple weeks ago. We had an issue with a service on a new system not starting after a maintenance reboot, and apparently they only read as far as "logon failure" in the error log. Log on as a service rights? What's that? Better email "Please try using password XXXX for username $ServiceAccount" to the whole project team instead. Now we have to go change it in like a dozen places, thanks. Ahh another thing that pisses me off. Vendors requiring service accounts, and not supporting it if you use a gMSA
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Good news: We're posting a job for a helpdesk tech Bad news: They want a bachelors and 4-6 years experience
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# ? Aug 18, 2021 13:59 |
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I share an office with a contractor who does helpdesk etc. Someone comes in with two sales guys. I'm clearly on a call (headset, Teams on screen). They're being loud as poo poo. They can't get an iPhone off silent. I mute my call. "Hit the switch on the side of the phone" They still can't figure it out. lol iphones suck! androids are better! laughing, just being loud After about five minutes they realize the case on the phone covers the button so you have to pop out the little panel to access it. Why would they put it there! That's so dumb! iPhones are stupid! Android is better! Hahahah! Then my boss went into a schpiel about how he wants to switch us over to Androids because security is better and he also wants to switch us to Tmobile (who has terrrible coverage in our area)
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Bob Morales posted:I share an office with a contractor who does helpdesk etc. Someone comes in with two sales guys. I'm clearly on a call (headset, Teams on screen). They're being loud as poo poo. Maybe get a better loving case and learn to use the poo poo you have? I'm an Android user and have been for most of my cellphone having life, but the little mute switch on the iPhones are amazing. On that note, getting an iPhone from my new job - screw having company poo poo on my personal phone. Only been in this new job 2 weeks as of this Friday, but I gotta say, that move has been fantastic .
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I am not carrying two phones. I am just not.
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Sickening posted:I am not carrying two phones. I am just not. 100%. Give me android work profile with a soft phone app and that's about all I'm willing to accept. Let's me toggle work on and off.
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Sickening posted:I am not carrying two phones. I am just not. This is the entire impetus for me buying dual sim phones.
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Work gives us a cellphone stipend. I still don't hand out my cell number. I direct everyone to my office line (which is forwarded), and block my cell number whenever I call someone. A lot of my colleagues have put their personal number out there over time, and they have users calling them directly after-hours. Definitely ain't getting two phones.
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Bob Morales posted:Then my boss went into a schpiel about how he wants to switch us over to Androids because security is better and he also wants to switch us to Tmobile (who has terrrible coverage in our area) Guess who just had a data breach? https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/18/tech/t-mobile-data-breach/index.html
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I have my own Android phone with dual sim and a company iPhone. I use the company phone strictly for PagerDuty for oncall duty and Spotify since the corporate plan has 5GB data a month and it would be a shame to not use it.
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An eSIM for the work number and a decent handset every couple of years but you can bring your own SIM with your personal plan on would be my ideal way to handle work phones.
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Sickening posted:I am not carrying two phones. I am just not. I got the iPhone 12 Mini and questioned my decision until I was issued the iPhone XR. To make it even more annoying it's in an Otterbox.
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Bob Morales posted:I got the iPhone 12 Mini and questioned my decision until I was issued the iPhone XR. To make it even more annoying it's in an Otterbox. I would forward calls and texts from the phone and leave it on a charger, never to be used any other way again.
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I have a work cell phone and just leave it on my desk, it’s not even charged
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