I would like to know if there is a feature on SpiceWorks you can use to sign off a job card digitally when it is done.
For instance if I go to a client onsite I resolve the problem then I book my notes and time. After booking my info, I let the customer sign off the job card on my phone and it attaches that signature to the ticket.
When I print/ run a report on that ticket it shows the customers signature, when it was signed and by whom it was signed on that report.
Our operations are looking into a new POS system - MobileBytes POS for iPad to replace our MICROS 3700 system for our casual dining.
Anyone have any feedback, reviews or experience with this system?
Hi, We are tying to setup a one drive for business. We are trying move known as folder to one drive and Home drive but having some issue.
I created a policy to do this but its not working. When I click on One drive it comes with
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Even in policy we said use default windows login.
This is which we created. policy applied to all Domain computers and OU which the test PC are located in
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I can see the policy is being applied.
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Hi All,
I've attached some screenshots of an issue we're experiencing at the moment.
When I PXE boot, the machine will pick up the correct IP of our Deployment server and present the WIM options from WDS, however, when I select one to boot into MDT it hangs and dispays the error below.
I have created another Deployment share as a test, kept it almost vanilla other than adding W10 in and creating a very basic task sequence that pretty much just does the install. I exported this and have the same issue booting from WDS.
The error below is how far the boot gets before failing:
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This error is then displayed:
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Any help would be appreciated.
Hello All,
I am trying to figure out a way to create a shortcut that will enable me to launch Exchange Management Shell as a different user. I currently have a shortcut for Powershell that allows me to login as a different user using the configuration below:
C:\Windows\System32\runas.exe /env /noprofile /user:contuso\jsmith "C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -noprofile -command \"start-process powershell -verb RunAs\""
Does someone have a way for me to do the same thing with Exchange Management Shell?
Hi! This is crazy! One remote Windows 7 laptop in a home with Comcast internet was able to connect to a particular SonicWALL SSL VPN and now it can't; it does connect to a different SonicWALL in the same way. Pinging the remote host does not work although pinging the FQDN of the remote host displays the right IP but no response to the ping. Tracert completes to the remote host. From 2 other PCs on different networks the host pings and connects. Comcast reset the router, I reset the router, ran CCleaner and reset the TCP/IP stack, turned off IPv6, turned off the firewall and used the troubleshooting tools on the Comcast router which show that from the router it can see the remote host (I think that is what the results mean!). Any ideas?
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Although it may not seem like a big deal, understanding what size your business is classified as can make a difference, especially when it comes to choosing technology solutions that best fit your particular business.
Depending on whom you ask, there are several definitions and key differentiators that influence the classification into which your business falls. The widely accepted definition of each business size classification is based on the number of employees and annual revenue – and even those classification ranges can vary. For example, “SMB” includes the general term of small business, but a small business can be broken down, further.
In addition to size and revenue, your buying habits and technology needs also typically align with a particular business size classification. Many technology solutions are built with these...
I am testing out office 2016 on 2 or 3 computers (everyone else is on 2013) and notice modern auth is disabled in our O365 tenant after I ran a powershell query.
Get-OrganizationConfig | ft name, *OAuth*
If I enable this will it affect my 2013 Outlook clients?
I realize there is a registry key required to enable modern auth for 2013 and I am not pushing this out - my plan is to just roll out 2016 which connects automatically using modern auth.
Any advise appreciated.
Alright, I had users ask me a few times before why they get their own email when they send to groups they're part of. The answer is obvious to me and they walk away laughing that they didn't realize it. To be clear, if I send an email to the distribution list that includes all active employees, I'll get my own email because I'm in that list.
Now I've received a specific request to stop that behavior, so I'm trying to see if it's possible. Specifically, the employee who asked is in the "leadership team" DL. He wants to be able to send to that DL without sending to himself (and without expanding the list to delete himself).
I'd like to change this behavior for all DLs. Is it possible?
Edit: This is Exchange 2016
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We have Exchange 2010 and for auditing purposes
we need to block clients from auto forwarding email to an outside personal accounts. How do we setup GPOs or some other control option to enforce this?
Hi all good people of spiceworks
Need some clarification with running windows 10 multi-session on Azure and implications with my existing network setup.
I am really excited to test the new Win 10 (MVD) on Azure, but I am not sure how I can achieve the following?
I want to have the Win 10 (MVD)on azure joined to my Domaine, however, I want to build a second gateway to connect to azure directly and access all my shared drives etc without using my default gateway that is seating on prem!Can some please explain if this is possible or suggest an alternative way to set this up.
Thanks in advanced
Hello All,
We have a hybrid Office 365 setup. I have the following script that creates a project mailbox. The mailbox is created in the OnPrem environment,but what I want is for the mailbox to be created directly in Office 365. I know this will require the Enable-RemoteMailbox command as well as the -RemoteRoutingAddress switch, but I don't know how to integrate this into my script. Can you help me?
Here is the script:
get-mailboxImport-ModuleActiveDirectory$Identity=$ProjectMailboxName$ProjectMailboxName=(Read-Host"Project Mailbox Name")$ProjectMailboxAlias=$ProjectMailboxName-replace'\s',''$Justification=(Read-Host"Enter Justification")$SamAccountName=Get-ADUser-LDAPFilter"(sAMAccountName=$ProjectMailboxName)"$Date=Get-DateIf($SamAccountName-eq$Null){write-host"User does not exist in AD"...https://imgur.com/a/R4BVsk8#1zNhuuN
Also a nice little trailer..!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIn-XB9QSM4
Although it makes me laugh while I myself and friends have waded waist high in bugs and shit both killer and survivor sided the devs have been focusing on this. Maybe now I can take an escape cake or bps without fear of infinite loading screen...
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Greetings,
One of our users was recently upgraded from Win7 to Win10 (both x64 Enterprise), and now, she cannot see some folders on the server. Her permissions on the server have not changed.
I've tried the following:
- From a both a Win10 laptop (on 1803, as is hers) and one of our kiosk desktops running Win7, used runas /user:domain\user cmd, and after she autheticates, mapped a drive letter to the share. In both cases she is able to see the folders and files that do not show up on her laptop.
- On her laptop in a command window, using the mapped letter to the share, tried to dir and cd to the folders she cannot see; they are not visible from there, either.
- Also updated the NIC driver to current.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
I have mapped a network drive on the LAN to the clients. The client will show it can access the files on the server, but when I go to login via QuickBooks, it says it cannot find the file or give Error -6000, -83. Generally, I can get QuickBooks to find the file by rebooting either the server or the client or both, using File Doctor(but usually does not find anything wrong), and/or remapping the network seems to fix the issue more consistently, although it seems to be another temporary solution. QuickBooks Desktop always works on the server without any issues, so I'm hopefully ruling out data corruption. Any help with getting QuickBooks to behave better would be appreciated!
I've included our custom BitDefender GravityZone firewall settings below. All others settings are default I believe.
Here are my firewall exclusions:
Firewall Rule:
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