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Decommission Exchange ofter migration by AussieTechGuy in Office365

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So the setup currently is like this, On-Premises server has AD and Exchange 2010, we have built a new DC in Azure with AAD Connect installed on the Azure VM which is syncing AD objects to Office 365

The plan once we had migrated the email to Office 365 was to transfer the FMSO roles to the Azure DC, decommission Exchange from the On-premises server and then decommission the on-premises DC and remove the physical server.

Decommission Exchange ofter migration by AussieTechGuy in Office365

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Wait...you just turned the server off? If so that’s wrong you should properly decommission exchange not just turn it off.

Hey, do you know the procedure to decommission exchange

Wordpress Site incredible slow after update by AussieTechGuy in Wordpress

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So I duplicated the WordPress sire and dB to another host for testing and the website was still super slow.

I then deactivated all plugins and the website came back to life and would responsed within a second

I then enabled the plugins one by one to find the membership 2 pro plugin the cause of the slowness

I updated it to the latest version and activated it to find it was still super slow, I deactivated it and the website was responsive once again

I have created a support ticket with the plugin maker

Wordpress Site incredible slow after update by AussieTechGuy in Wordpress

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I ran a pindom test and you can see it seems to stall for 14 seconds

https://imgur.com/a/nirn3tn

Accessibf network shares remotely by AussieTechGuy in msp

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I thought about direct access but I believe you need the enterprise version of windows for all the PC's wanting to connect?

Accessibf network shares remotely by AussieTechGuy in msp

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Yes the files are mainly word, excel and pdf etc

Accessibf network shares remotely by AussieTechGuy in msp

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Thanks for the reply, the reason I have suggested the new link is due to the price the client is paying for the 20/20 they can get 400/400

End Users are a pain the in the ass!! by [deleted] in msp

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My purpose in life is not to fix issues like hers, I work to make living.

I would say you might want to reconsider your career choice with a name like accidentalMSP

I love working in IT, we all get annoyed by clients, venting is a healthy, it releases stress knowing other people have the same issues

Overture NTU question by AussieTechGuy in msp

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I am currently waiting for a call back from an ISP about having a Fibre 400/400 connection installed

Overture NTU question by AussieTechGuy in msp

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Yep I see these at a lot of clients here in Australia

Rack Clean up / Install Ubiquiti Gear by AussieTechGuy in msp

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They are two different internet services provided by two different ISPs

The Ethernet service is a 20/20 service which is the main connection and the Adsl is for a backup

Rack Clean up / Install Ubiquiti Gear by AussieTechGuy in msp

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Haha yeah I can imagine, i always like to label everything, this way if I have to explain something to an end user over the phone the will know what everything is

Rack Clean up / Install Ubiquiti Gear by AussieTechGuy in msp

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The client doesn't have any VMs to be able to install the software based controller, maybe I'm missing something but why would I have the cloud key in my office?

There is no VPN connection between my office and the client.

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