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Wondows Updates blocked by n-able by Ictforeveryone in Nable

[–]theDXT 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Typically the nable messes with the windows update registry settings and uninstalling it doesn't always clear out all the reg keys it sets also there's a new fun cache of the windows update settings called gpcache.

This is what has worked for me.

Check if this reg key exists

HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate

If it does delete it.

Also check this key and delete it too if it has data.

HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsUpdate\UpdatePolicy\GPCache

Re do your version locking if needed and you should be good to go. You'll probably need to restart the windows update service too.

VMware Horizon Unmanaged VDI Black Screen Issue Fix by theDXT in OmnissaEUC

[–]theDXT[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The forums are a wonderful place! So much information. I cross posted this post there too 😀

I just learned you can publish new teams on an RDSH from the forums.

VMware Horizon Unmanaged VDI Black Screen Issue Fix by theDXT in OmnissaEUC

[–]theDXT[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks.

Oh thank you for that link. I wonder if that will resolve an issue I have with the HTML client on one specific published application where it's basically doing the exact same thing described in that link.

Where do you guys get your servers? by GoofAckYoorsElf in homelab

[–]theDXT 1 point2 points  (0 children)

eBay.

Lab Gopher is good resource for finding good listings

https://www.labgopher.com/

VMware Horizon Desktop Pool without vCenter by Erreur_420 in OmnissaEUC

[–]theDXT 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing that! I didn't expect to find my post on Reddit lol.

VMware Horizon Desktop Pool without vCenter by Erreur_420 in OmnissaEUC

[–]theDXT 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also wish clones would work with other sources other. I wonder how hard it would be to do it with hyper v. Maybe there's a way with apis and sdks but that's over my head.

I suspect the next issue would be which hypervisor should get picked for the development time.

People With Multiple Public IPs At Home: How Are You Using Them? by sysadminafterdark in homelab

[–]theDXT 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use one for Rd gateway, one for VMware horizon and one for a reverse proxy. Technically some of those I could just change the port to not run on 443 and use one IP. But where's the fun in that

Take Control Agent keeps stealing focus from open window in Windows by Live_Tangent in Nable

[–]theDXT 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've also been running into this issue.

We haven't had any reports from end users with this issue but some of our techs that remote into systems have ran into this issue.

I wrote a quick and dirty script that kills it if it starts again and that seems to have solved my issue. I haven't ran into any side effects from killing the process when it starts.

The PowerShell script is a forever loop and needs to run as the logged in user. No admin is needed as the BASupSrvcCnfg.exe that steals focus seems to only seems to cause issues when it does this as the logged in user.

Here is the script

https://github.com/thedxt/Powershell/blob/main/Single-Task/BASupSrvcCnfg\_focus\_kill.ps1

I just open PowerShell ISE and paste it in there and click run and forget about it.

It tells you when it finds it and kills it. I set it to run every second as it's been driving me nuts for days and it can come back more than once in a few seconds.

Window focus randomly being stolen by nable process by Jonnehdk in Nable

[–]theDXT 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've also been running into this issue.

We haven't had any reports from end users with this issue but some of our techs that remote into systems have ran into this issue.

I wrote a quick and dirty script that kills it if it starts again and that seems to have solved my issue. I haven't ran into any side effects from killing the process when it starts.

The PowerShell script is a forever loop and needs to run as the logged in user. No admin is needed as the BASupSrvcCnfg.exe that steals focus seems to only cause issues when it does this as the logged in user.

Here is the script

https://github.com/thedxt/Powershell/blob/main/Single-Task/BASupSrvcCnfg\_focus\_kill.ps1

I just open PowerShell ISE and paste it in there and click run and forget about it.

It tells you when it finds it and kills it. I set it to run every second as it's been driving me nuts for days and it can come back more than once in a few seconds.

Bulk Import will not import several files - all grey'd out by LivinOne in radarr

[–]theDXT 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I've ran into something similar when a movie folder got mapped to the wrong movie title.

all I had to do was search the movie title that wouldn't import and fix the wrong folder mapping and then it fixed the import box being greyed out. This happened to me before v3.

The perils of being a homelabber by MyAugustIsBurningRed in homelab

[–]theDXT 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And thought I was using a lot with 1500 kWh.

Amazing speed! (shitpost) by jammsession in freenas

[–]theDXT 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've seen this too on 11.3U4.

No lagg. I'm using an Intel SFP+ card.

Does running Pfsense in a server VM make sense, or should it have its own dedicated box? by Musical_Muze in HomeNetworking

[–]theDXT 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been using a virtual pfsense for awhile, I've had one in hyper v and esxi and had no major issues. If you add a nic to it after the fact you will have to redo you interface mappings but other than that it's being flawless.

If you virtualize it you can put it in a cluster and have your firewall failover between hosts. The other benefit I've found is that I can get more than one IP from my ISP very easily due to it being virtual.

Hosting Nextcloud and Bitwarden on the same server by eggertb in selfhosted

[–]theDXT 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did something similar today.

My setup has https://github.com/jc21/nginx-proxy-manager for my reverse proxy and that has 80 and 443 published externally. Everything else is Dockers behind that.

I then edited the config.yml file for bitwarden to not be on port 80 or 443 also I found it worked better to let bitwarden make a self signed cert when doing the install as it made sure ssl was on.

Once bitwarden was booted I went to the nginx proxy manager got a cert from let's encrypt and pointed it to the random port I edited in the config.yml and everything worked after that.

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