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Oh wow, that's a new one. 1. Try setting you as the owner 2. You could try using the local administrator account, I don't think it's possible to keep him from managing the printer. 3. You could uninstall it (if it won't let you directly remove it from the registry)

Haven't tried it with iDARC yet (we mostly use HP hence I use the iLo .net version) but this worked on a lot of old hp switches with java interfaces: Use internet explorer Go to your internet settings and add the IP (or URL if you have it in dns) of the iDARC site to your trusted sites in the security tab Go to your Java Control Panel > Security > edit the site list and add the IP/URL or the iDARC Interface to your sites both http:// and https:// (at the very end click the + again so an empty row sits on top. Dunno what they f'ed up there) Restart your internet explorer and try accessing the site

Clearly not enough information. What are you building? A web server? A Terminal server?

Let's go for the low hanging fruit first. Basically Traceroute is part of the icmp protocol and shows the different routers or hops a packet will take to it's destination. It does this by pinging with a decreasing TTL so every step a different router answers. Are you sure about those numbers? Because those two are within the same /21 subnet.

Check if the site is actually down with something like https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/

/dev/sdb and /dev/sdc are usually names for Linux partitions....

Looks fine. I've seen fibre bend 180° directly and it still worked (Not recommended!!!).

Cheapest Print server I could find on amazon was like 20€.

There are know issues with the 1903 Update: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4500988/windows-update-blocked-because-of-drive-reassignment maybe you just recieve a different error message?

Run this on the target Enable-PSRemoting -Force Enable-PSRemoting -Force

Correct. You might look for extentions to do this but I think that's the optimal solution.

Have you tried disabling the windows firewall and see if it works?

That would be the most basic example. There are many different ways of improving it tho. If you need different credentials you can feed them via -Credentials $Credentials if you store them in $credentials=Get-Credentials or from the secure store from your machine, you could set multiple computer names in an object and use that, importing them from an array or a text file or by getting them from AD itself, you could skip the FilePath alltogether and feed the Script directly by using -ScriptBlock {$Script} or -ScriptBlock {Restart-Computer} and so on.

Easy2Boot - Can confirm it works. YUMI - Personally I haven't tried it but I heard it works aswell.

Assembly. But you might want to start with a smaller step first and check out: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/

WELL they are both. Check %Systemroot%\system32\config\

Somebody Herr claimes the raspi can be both Client and AP at the same time https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=138730

Press the windows key and type "cmd" look for the command line and select "run as administrator" Enter this: net stop wuauserv cd %Windir%\SoftwareDistribution del /f /s /q Download net start wuauserv Try to rerun the updates.

Is the PC joined to a domain or running any MDM solution like intune?

Uggg... it I remember this correctly: apt-get update apt-get install --install-recommends linux-virtual apt-get install linux-tools-virtual linux-cloud-tools-virtual This should change the kernel for one optimized for running as a VM. But on the other hand it looks like the kernel isn't any differnt... but it's worth a shot!

Outdoor rated, optical fibre cable renting or buying a trenching tool 2 media converters and gbics

What you are looking at is called a "Captive Portal". I've looked into setting up a raspberry pi to access a wifi with one and extenting the network to it's ethernet port. You could, in theory, set up an Access Point behind that. If you find a simpler solution do tell. I am currently digging through my onenote: github repo for hotspot autologin for raspi: https://github.com/johnboiles/hotspot_autologin A guide to use the raspi to login the existing wifi and extending the net: https://github.com/peebles/rpi3-wifi-station-ap-stretch

If you are still logged in with an admin user and want to reset the build in administrator's password you can simply open compmgmt.msc, select System > Local users and groups > Users, right click Administrator and select Set Password.

Graylog uses per user time zones. Maybe you set them wrong? What's even the issue?