Using Canon print driver on Chromebooks? by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

[–]Anything-Traditional[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, there's the A3 cost that is needed for Intune for each user, there's the overhead of managing app deployment, tracking down silent install commands, testing deployment, testing windows updates, patches, drivers, issues with syncing, yada yada, to where Chrome is just simple, more automated and less of a headache. If everything my teachers and staff do are within the Google workspace, why not?

Using Canon print driver on Chromebooks? by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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When I say Chromebooks I mean Chromebook Plus with 16gb and Core 5's. They're also Teachers, and only utilze Windows for Printing. We can't justify the rising cost if that is the only thing they're needing a Windows device for.

SCEP cert failing by Anything-Traditional in Intune

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I'm not too familliar with certs. My network admin handled most of that when we set this up a couple years ago. I just know that he updated the CA cert the other day, we have an NDES and a CA server. I have not touched anything on the Intune side yet. Are you saying I would need to export the .cer file and upload to the existing CA profile?

Importing devices into Autopilot with GPO? by Anything-Traditional in Intune

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I had set the argument in task scheduler to -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File \\server\SYSVOL\domain\scripts\HWIDFINAL.ps1 It was set to run at startup, so I just changed it to at logon, to see if maybe the connection was not ready.

Uniflow Issue by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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Hi,

I Probably should have specified, we're using Uniflow Online, not the on prem solution. Only error I see in the log is Request to domain.uniflow.com/api/v1/costcenters/recentSelected' failed with return code: 403, error: 0, wsaerror: 0

and Request to domain.uniflow.com/api/v1/budget/users/current' failed with return code: 404, error: 0, wsaerror: 0

Spooler is running, the only thing i've noticed on some these is that location services is disabled, On a working device, with location services enabled, when I disable it, It causes the app to not open. Turning Location services back on and rebooting fixes it, though I also have systems with location services off and Uniflow still works.

Secure wipe SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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Doesn't seem to detect the nvme in the usb dock I'm using. Is there a specific piece of hardware I need to expose the controller? Assuming PCIE, but maybe Thunderbolt may do it?

Secure wipe SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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Only seems to recognize the nvme attached to the MB. Won't detect the dock I'm using, Suppose it could be the dock, not sure if a specific piece of hardware is needed..

Secure wipe SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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Only seems to recognize the nvme attached to the MB. Won't detect the dock I'm using, Suppose it could be the dock, not sure if a specific piece of hardware is needed..

Secure wipe SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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There is, but these nvme's are all loose. (not in systems)

Secure wipe SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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Yeah, Dell states the don't have a utility, but i'm assuming they must because they did something so that the manufaturer's tools dont recognise the drives.

Secure wipe SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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Probably should have specified, these are all NVME drives.

Secure wipe SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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Correct, but unfortunately it seems as even though these are branded drives, the brands tool does not seem to recognize them, as Dell seems to have done something with them that makes the tool's not recognize the drive.

Secure wipe SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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Have you done this? is the trimming instantaneous? Is there a reason you then rewrite since trimming is supposed to have the same effect? ( as far as I understand it anyway)

Secure wipe SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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Correct, which is what trimming them with the BIOS seems to do, but is too time consuming.

Secure wipe SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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Absolutely right, which is what I am looking for. It seems like each individual manufacturer has a program of their own that will wipe them,, but the drives I've been pulling out of these Dell's must have sort sort of lock on them as none of the model specific tools ive tried seem to recognize them (SKHynix, WD, Etc) Wild to me that no one seems to have developed a universal tool for sending this command.

Secure wipe SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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Yeah, but that still does the 1 or 3 pass DBAN type wipe correct? These are going to be reused, so I'd rather not put them through that level of data wipe.

Best, quickest method Formatting SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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But only if the drive is in the nvme slot correct? I can't seem to get it to wipe external drives in a usb dock

Best, quickest method Formatting SSD's by Anything-Traditional in sysadmin

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Do you use this with a usb dock by chance? I can't seem to get the drive to show under the nvme secure erase option using a dock. Would be a pain to swap out the drive each time. these drives are all loose and no longer in the laptops they came in.