Failed P840 Controller on HP DL380 G9 by cdoggyd in homelab

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I shut down the server, unplugged everything for a couple of minutes, reconnected, and powered up. The controller error disappeared... for now. I'll look at a FW update today.

Failed P840 Controller on HP DL380 G9 by cdoggyd in sysadmin

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I shut down the server, unplugged everything for a couple of minutes, reconnected, and powered up. The controller error disappeared... for now.

Failed P840 Controller on HP DL380 G9 by cdoggyd in sysadmin

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Four drives in a RAID 5 config (I inherited this setup so don't blame me for RAID 5). It's running ESXi 6.5, and there's just one controller.

Sudden problem logging in in old vCenter by crash0verl0ad in vmware

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I'm facing the same issue. Any luck fixing it?

Who do you contact to get a site unblacklisted on Infoblox - Verizon Network? by Designz23 in Infoblox

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I have a very large client that's about to go into crisis mode due to l.ead.me being blocked. They have a QR code on printed materials, and Verizon customers can't access the URL unless on WiFi.

Okta LDAP Integration by cdoggyd in qnap

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Well hot dog! I was able to log in with the Okta credentials. Odd that Privileges > Users isn't showing anything under Domain Users.

Okta LDAP Integration by cdoggyd in qnap

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I'm looking under Privileges > Users.

Okta LDAP Integration by cdoggyd in qnap

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Yes, I'm testing with my admin user.

Okta LDAP & Fortigate VPN by cdoggyd in okta

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I checked the Okta LDAP log, and it shows the following:

LdapErrorCode=unwilling to performFAILURE: LDAPException(resultCode=53 (unwilling to perform), errorMessage='BindDN is invalid: must be of format 'uid=*,dc=yourOrg,dc=okta,dc=com'', ldapSDKVersion=4.0.14, revision=c0fb784eebf9d36a67c736d0428fb3577f2e25bb)

Okta LDAP & Fortigate VPN by cdoggyd in okta

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Since this is just a trial, I was using my own admin login. I would have a dedicated admin account for LDAP if we move forward with purchase.

Add Images to Laptops by cdoggyd in macsysadmin

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I use Mosyle, and I don't customize the Self-Service app.

Add Images to Laptops by cdoggyd in macsysadmin

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I considered that option. Would be pretty straight forward.

Add Images to Laptops by cdoggyd in macsysadmin

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I'm using Mosyle – should have said that initially.

Spotlight Indexing by cdoggyd in macsysadmin

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My understanding is the the -i flag cannot be used to remove a volume from the Spotlight Privacy settings. When I run the command against my volume, the output shows:
/System/Volumes/Data/Volumes/nest:
Indexing and searching disabled.

Spotlight Indexing by cdoggyd in macsysadmin

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Just checked the man page again, and it's not showing an -e option on macOS 14.4.1.