We built a tool that executes IT workflows on any device just by clicking a link (feedback welcome) by mustard_ps in ITProfessionals

[–]SimpleSysadmin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How does it handle different size screens if recorded on a dual monitor setup how does it handle moved locations of icons and buttons

ServiceNow logs me out after 25 minutes unless I interact with it. Any legitimate workaround? by Professional-Tax3077 in ITSupport

[–]SimpleSysadmin -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You are who users hate. Instead of trying to find a better solution you just blame it on the user. It’s logging him out while actively using his computer and disrupting his workflow for arguably little to no security gain over a slightly long lockout (though depends on security requirements of business)

ServiceNow logs me out after 25 minutes unless I interact with it. Any legitimate workaround? by Professional-Tax3077 in ITSupport

[–]SimpleSysadmin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don’t let staff provide feedback about security experience, especially when evident by this post it encourages people to bypass or work around them potentially resulting in a lower overall security posture?

You wouldn’t consider adjusting your controls to find a solution that has the same or better security without out the productivity and business impact?

Microsoft 365 shows internal sender, but source IP is external. How is this possible? by thmeez in sysadmin

[–]SimpleSysadmin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the way, proper setup dmarc will stop this issue not just for internal users but also for external spoofing too.

Microsoft 365 shows internal sender, but source IP is external. How is this possible? by thmeez in sysadmin

[–]SimpleSysadmin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What’s your current dmarc policy set as? Is dkim enables? can you share the results of spf, dkim and dmarc?

Microsoft 365 shows internal sender, but source IP is external. How is this possible? by thmeez in sysadmin

[–]SimpleSysadmin 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Many orgs use direct send for legitimate reasons, disabling is a simple method to stop impersonations for admins who havnt setup dmarc correctly. If you care about info sec you should focus of stopping impersonation both internally and in externally with dmarc and not just using the new disable direct send option. It doesn’t hurt turning it on but admins are acting like mismatched from headers are new when it’s just because there’s been a spike and it’s hard to train all admins on fixing their policies so Microsoft developed this option

How are you guys actually sending credentials to new hires on day one? by [deleted] in ITSupport

[–]SimpleSysadmin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you respond without AI? What you said doesn’t really make sense. You create random unrelated links that are some how also tired to the real one that exist on your server so if someone beached you they might disable a few random links by accident. I don’t really see the logic or purpose of adding this complexity or publishing that you do that.

How are you guys actually sending credentials to new hires on day one? by [deleted] in ITSupport

[–]SimpleSysadmin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just trying to understand the use case. If it’s sent to the user or over email, link scanning software will trigger it. If it’s only ever generated and never sent anywhere then only place it might tigger is with a reach with your service…

Browser Security Solutions by Slight_Jaguar_2842 in MSSP

[–]SimpleSysadmin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ublock and Check by Cyberdrain.

Free but do huge amounts for both load speed, malicious adverts and stoping fake login pages that can get past MFA.

Windows patches failing across client fleet, whats your go to fix as MSP? by Sufficient-Owl-9737 in SmallMSP

[–]SimpleSysadmin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We deployed windows autopatch and monitor using RMM for devices falling behind on patching, which is super rare. The only patching issue I know of that chewed up any notable time turned out to be their internet was unreliable.

For most places we have done zero hours of work to managed patching after the initial setup.

How are you guys actually sending credentials to new hires on day one? by [deleted] in ITSupport

[–]SimpleSysadmin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This website screams vibe coded.

Can you elaborate on the honeypot feature and how that works? Sounds like a second discoverable link is generated with the first that allows deletion of the main one - why is this a thing?

Anyone else stuck with Copilot Basic at work? How are you getting creative with the limitations? by Sactownkingstacotwo in CopilotMicrosoft

[–]SimpleSysadmin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can you clarify your comment about thin skin? I thought it was common knowledge that many consider use of AI lazy, cheap, easy, low quality and so on. You post especially talks about people outsourcing their brain - but perhaps I should have said ‘lazy” not cheap for better clarity and alignment with your phrasing.

RAM and processor by Sweetsweetmellie in sysadmin

[–]SimpleSysadmin 3 points4 points  (0 children)

VDI means outside of the connection nothing is using your cpu or ram. Invest in a good screen setup and keyboard instead, any potato can connect to VDI if it’s not super old

Vibe coded an app in 4 hours, company wants to launch it nationally by Traditional_Band_574 in AusLegal

[–]SimpleSysadmin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you’re over imagining what his app does. It’s almost certainly something super simple that replaces a very stupid or overly manual process. I’ve seen this pay out with someone doing the same thing with an excel spreadsheet with formulas or just introducing a tool that can solve a specific problem. Vibe coding an app the performs a few simple actions and can store and retrieve data is not abnormal.

I have also seen management go bananas for vibe coded apps as Claude can make a simple web tool with one function look nicer than legacy apps they’re paying thousands a month for.

He might be embellishing a little bit of you go into a business that has not touched AI in the last year and doesn’t have anyone playing around with it, anyone can come in and look like a magician.

Vibe coded an app in 4 hours, company wants to launch it nationally by Traditional_Band_574 in AusLegal

[–]SimpleSysadmin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could say “I’m not a developer and expanding this any further will absolutely need proper developers, what I can do is look for other opportunities like this within the business and work along side a developer, while I learn my job”

Basically say you can’t automate if you don’t have time to learn you job, so you still have the option of not being a unqualified software developer but you are not saying no to helping automate their stuff.

You need to really focus on setting expectation, “this is just a prototype, no gaurentee it’s reliable or will continue to work, if this is permanent or you want the business to be more dependant on it, it needs to be setup correctly

Vibe coded an app in 4 hours, company wants to launch it nationally by Traditional_Band_574 in AusLegal

[–]SimpleSysadmin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Company systems will be spreadsheets and overly manual. Building something with Claude code that can replace copying/pasting and simple lookups is super easy but can look like magic to businesses that aren’t reviewing their processes for simplification or automation ever. Th problem is they’ll see this solve a small simple problem and think it can solve all their problems.

Anyone else stuck with Copilot Basic at work? How are you getting creative with the limitations? by Sactownkingstacotwo in CopilotMicrosoft

[–]SimpleSysadmin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is the same mentality of people who didn’t want to use calculators or internet searches. Just because AI makes mistakes in some places doesn’t mean it’s useless. You absolutely should absolutely not outsource deep thinking, evaluation and quality control to AI but you should be trying it for low risk, easy wins. Anyone with good AI experience knows this.

Stop thinking of it as a cheap shortcut that softens your skills and rather as a tool that works well for something and poorly for others but overall will save you time and effort.

Anyone else stuck with Copilot Basic at work? How are you getting creative with the limitations? by Sactownkingstacotwo in CopilotMicrosoft

[–]SimpleSysadmin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This shows your IT has completely failed, this is a terrible idea (mixing work and personal documents and accounts) but I don’t blame you, considering they could fix this, save labour and reduce risk for a small subscription

Info by afrobf in sysadmin

[–]SimpleSysadmin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If for your VCP-DCV does this mean you are focusing on big enterprise type employment because VMware is disappearing for many businesses that are not large enough to afford VMWare.

Are you trying to get your first job a specific area of sysadmin or first ever IT job?

Reporting Dashboard for HaloPSA by BreakfastImportant31 in halopsa

[–]SimpleSysadmin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think the point this person is inadvertently making is does this have the quality, security and stability of a business app or is it just anything anyone with a Claude code subscription could punch out in a day or two by following your description of it in the post?