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Most our production stuff is named after Greek gods. My primary domain controller is named Uranus. It never gets old.
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blackmanjew posted:"Please add my personal laptop to the domain as it will be my primary work computer." Hahahaha no. Folks have tried this, and I've laughed them out of my cube. Unless, of course, they want to turn it over and it becomes company property. And it would still get wiped. Nobody has yet to take me up on it though. blackmanjew posted:My brain does not like the fact that I'm adding a Ubuntu 11.10 install to our domain. I guess I get to support Linux now. My boss and myself have a rule about Linux. You can run it, but we sure as hell aren't going to support it -- unless it's a server.
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Factory Factory posted:This brings up an AD question for me. The answer may be "read more books, you lazy goon," which I'd accept. BrideOfDesktop\Factory and DrinkPad\Factory are local computer accounts, which can do whatever they have permissions to do on the local machine. Factory\Factory is your domain account. All three are essentially completely unrelated. AFAIK you can't migrate a local account to a domain account, but I've never looked into it.
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Galler posted:So many tickets came in. HQ upgraded the Notes servers ( gently caress me. We use Notes and were considering upgrading to 8.5.3 so we could use Notes Traveler on Android 4.0... but now I'm reconsidering. Though we are only eighty users...
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) from 8.5.2 to 8.5.3 this weekend. Apparently this upgrade caused all of the notes clients to start downloading a new design template along with whatever emails got sent over the weekend. Somewhere around 500 clients all starting up within a half hour of each other. Oh and our WAN is made up of two T1 lines. Also the caching system wasn't setup right so every client was trying to get its own copy. Also also we're in the middle of swapping out most our printers as we have a new support contract. Also also also a bunch of new hires in about every department except IT.
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Galler posted:If it wasn't for our janky-rear end setup*, all the other poo poo going on, and being severely understaffed we wouldn't have even noticed anything abnormal was going on. Any oddities would have been filed under the 'I dunno, it's notes' section. However everything came together to be a nice big cluster gently caress until the caching system got unfucked. Well, it's my boss and myself that would be handling it, and I know jack-poo poo about Domino servers besides "it loving sucks". Since we're looking to escape to Exchange later this year, I have a feeling we're going to say gently caress it.
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spog posted:I genuinely do not understand why this is. If I touch my BES, it crashes my Lotus Domino server. Literally, if I launch the manager and touch anything, Domino crashes. I haven't been able to figure out if I hate the BES or Lotus Notes more. e: I write this, and then the Domino server crashes twice in a row out of nowhere. gently caress this thing.
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Building Management posted:Please be advised that all electrical power (lights, plugs, etc.) to the north side of {BUILDING} will need to be shutdown this Saturday, April 14th for 1.5 hours to complete an electrical service requirement. The shutdown is scheduled to begin at 7:00 am and will be turned back on by 8:30 am. Thanks for the two days notice! I didn't have anything important or any commitments for this Saturday morning. How is this even remotely acceptable? e: this includes my entire server room.
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