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I'll one-up that. We're legally required to keep all transaction data for 10 years. Our main system doesn't have a function to aggregate or export historical data to colder storage. When calculating risks, trends etc it uses ALL available data, even though any data older than about 12 months is pretty much irrelevant for the calculations. Those calculations now take approximately 3 hours to run. 
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Laserface posted:Im going to politely tell him to find someone else to fix it, I think. 
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Save the important data, then flatten and reinstall the computer and tell him not to be a dumbass again.
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If it's just for yourself, KeePass. If it's for a group where you want auditing of who checks out which password etc, please tell me when you find a solution that isn't thousands of dollars and/or awful.
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NevergirlsOFFICIAL posted:have you looked at 1password for teams? It is obnoxiously a subscription service for no good reason but it's only like :4bux:/user/mo. I don't have the team version but I use it personally and sync passwords between my computer and phone over the WLAN, works great.
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Oh nice, I'll have to take a look at that then.
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You probably want to look into switching over to 5Ghz where possible as well. The 2.4Ghz band is ridiculously crowded while 5Ghz is a bit more roomy for now. Even in my residential area 2.4Ghz is practically unusable.
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OSU_Matthew posted:What kind of environmental monitoring do you guys have in your MDF? I'd really like to put something in there to send me notifications about humidity, temperature, and a water sensor alarm since our data closet is right next to the kitchen here in our facility
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NevergirlsOFFICIAL posted:I miss pots lines
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Kazinsal posted:There's two pots lines left in my environment and both are fax machines.
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sneakyfrog posted:I can think of a lot more disgusting justifications for rolling things out at the office TYVM e: It isn't. Collateral Damage fucked around with this message at 16:00 on May 23, 2017 |
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Just wait for the inevitable user who locks their AD account out after too many failed passwords and decides to go get a coffee "while it sorts itself out" and can't get back into their office. I realize the system probably differentiates between a disabled and a locked account, but it's a funny thought.
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Agrikk posted:It’s part of IT/DevOps culture in my area. You aren’t anyone unless you are seen at the local coffee shop with a stickered up laptop. Mine is covered. Dunno what happens when they are given back to IT though.
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I've seen people recommend Secret Server in the past, but I haven't tried it myself yet.
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Getting rid of desk phones should be on top of the wish list for anyone working in a system/network admin role.
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Build a new server, add it to your DFS domain, set it up as a replica target of the old server. Once everything is replicated, set the new server as the primary and nuke the old one. Edit: ^ Or that. ^
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Protocol7 posted:Hi, it's me, (probably a loving moron) who runs a server infrastructure for a tiny company that's basically me, my boss, and a ragtag offshore team. Smacking them over the head is a good start though.
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How much does your data change? Would it be possible to only do incremental backups?
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GreenNight posted:Doing Adobe work with large files over a VPN is horrible. You need some sort of check-out/check-in system where files are stored locally while they're worked on.
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