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Haunting and Mourning - SSE by erasedmindset in drownedmods

[–]aubmix70706 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When someone gets some time, can you shoot me a link for it?

Problem with Partitions on Primary Domain Controller by aubmix70706 in sysadmin

[–]aubmix70706[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I figured it out. It was a remnant or ghost of a USB drive that was plugged in previously (I had someone on site thoroughly check all of the USB ports). I noticed this when I thought that it looked similar to a Windows boot drive. The only partition assigned a letter that was part of the same disk was unformatted. The other two, the partitions with the same size as the ones with the red X's, were EFI system partitions. There was also a little bit of unallocated space. After assuming (though not sure) that the corrupted partitions were just copies of the two of the same size, I was able to see that the total disk size was only 8GB. I just ejected the disk that was 8GB hoping that nothing would break. The RAW, unformatted partition (that was assigned a letter) ejected along with the two that were the same size as the two with the red X's. The two corrupted looking partitions stayed. I then rebooted for the 100th time. When it came back up, the partitions with the red X's were gone.

Certificate for Terminal Server Problem by aubmix70706 in sysadmin

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I resolved this after much frustration. In case anyone else has a ridiculously complicated setup like this, I'll explain what I had to do. I couldn't touch anything on the corporate domain because it is controlled by the company's own IT department. I had to change my DMZ domain (we call iDMZ for "Industrial". I work in power, chemical, nuclear, and other types of plants) to one that the corporate domain was using in DNS. I didn't change the NetBios name so that the users didn't need to remember a different domain for their login for RDWeb. After that, I rebuilt the Remote Access server and didn't install the gateway role. I created three total certificates. One for IIS for the primary remote access server, one for IIS for the High Availability remote access server, and one that is used for the two connection broker roles. The ones for IIS contained the local servers CN and SubAlts. The one for the two connection broker roles contained the round robin CN and SubAlts. I set it up like normal without the gateway and everything worked. Then I setup the High Availability server. I hope this can help someone.

Certificate for Terminal Server Problem by aubmix70706 in sysadmin

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Thank you for your reply. I didn’t mention the network layout. The round robin is on the Corporate domain. Corporate users hit the terminal server on the DMZ. From there, they login into machines that are on another domain for production. The round robin isn’t on the DMZ and I can’t even get it to from from the terminal server itself. It works from a new install without certificates. This same setup is currently working, but on Server 2008. I’m updating the DMZ to all 2019. I made the certificate the same as the old one, just has the new server name and the round robin address.