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SrSuri reacted to Viper9 in Accessing web server behind DNS from the internet
In that case you might need to buy additional public IP addresses.
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SrSuri got a reaction from Agent Crimson in Hikvision NVR vs Third-party or Self Build NVR
get an NVR, Those are cheaper than building a custom PC, for a time consuming ( your time making one) and installation point of view (its not a PC and can be put on litle box on the garage), Also your client (friend) only need something to work, and this are almost baremetal, you just need to put the disk you want ( 4,6 8 TB) turn on and they are ready to go.
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SrSuri got a reaction from GabrielFerrazTPU in Creating Shortut for PCs in Windows Server
basically yes, but is more like, deploy an script that make the shortcut on the desktop user, first it had to be an script to run when the user login to the pc, second, the application had to be already installed on the user PC, and you just need to put this on the script:
@echo off SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION SET LinkName=Hello SET Esc_LinkDest=%%HOMEDRIVE%%%%HOMEPATH%%\Desktop\!LinkName!.lnk SET Esc_LinkTarget=%%SYSTEMROOT%%\notepad.exe SET cSctVBS=CreateShortcut.vbs SET LOG=".\%~N0_runtime.log" (( echo Set oWS = WScript.CreateObject^("WScript.Shell"^) echo sLinkFile = oWS.ExpandEnvironmentStrings^("!Esc_LinkDest!"^) echo Set oLink = oWS.CreateShortcut^(sLinkFile^) echo oLink.TargetPath = oWS.ExpandEnvironmentStrings^("!Esc_LinkTarget!"^) echo oLink.Save )1>!cSctVBS! cscript //nologo .\!cSctVBS! DEL !cSctVBS! /f /q )1>>!LOG! 2>>&1
how to make a shortcut from cmd:
https://superuser.com/questions/392061/how-to-make-a-shortcut-from-cmd
how to deploy a script using GPO:
https://www.petri.com/setting-up-logon-script-through-gpo-windows-server-2008
note: its for 2008 but for 2012 its almost the same.
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SrSuri reacted to Eigenvektor in Is it worth it to use an SFP(Not SFP+) Over cat 6
If you don't need the distance (fiber), the only other advantage I can think of would be not using a regular port. If you're not running out of ports, it shouldn't matter.
https://superuser.com/questions/614520/when-connecting-two-switches-should-i-use-normal-switch-ports-or-the-sfp-ports
http://www.fiber-optic-transceiver-module.com/rj45-vs-sfp-which-should-i-use-to-connect-two-switches.html
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SrSuri reacted to Windows7ge in Free UnRAID Alternatives
PROXMOX
Debian+QEMU+virt-manager(or cockpit)
I think ESXi has a free standard license.
Those would work here.