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This question is about reaching out to support when all other avenues don't work. I created a support ticket (which started this mess) and the work is half finished. This request for help with Azure portal specifically when there aren't any services assigned the account but fails to do anything (even create one). I can't request support via any other means, so hoping this is a message in a bottle to Microsoft. Problem started by requesting my Azure subscription be moved to other account and the originator have a fresh start. I am now left with Azure tenant error messages (I have a copy of them) whenever I try to use the portal to contact support anywhere in microsoft.com realm. Reaching out by phone has been less than helpful.

I think this question will be split into 2 sub questions: Is it possible to use IPMI remote console without Java? Anything like ipmitools (In the other word, is there a good alternative tools as ipmitools?) Any tools that can support Terminal / GUI access to IPMI remote console, an all-in-one tool. (Again, without Java, and better can be run locally without using browser) Since Oracle stop support JWS from Java 8 / Java 12 (?) and in addition there are tons of bugs to run JWS / Java Remote Console from latest laptop / OS, it is really a nightmare for us to manage some old server module. In some cases, we never get the Java Permission to work in order to launch the Console JWS on latest MacOS. Also there always some bugs involved. For newer version of servers console suite, some of those support HTML5 Console which is a better solution, but we still have at least 50% of servers that don't have HTML5 Console.

I trying to set up a local webserver on a Raspberry. I get the LAMP installation up and running, the hosts and vhosts are ok when I open pages directly on the server, but all incoming traffic from other device on the network goes to the "other_vhosts_access.log". What I did On my computer, the /etc/hosts file contains the line to redirect www.webfantasy.test to the server: 192.168.1.78 www.webfantasy.test On the server, the /etc/hosts file contains the line to redicrect www.webfantasy.test to localhost (needed, the vhost wasn't loaded is I didn't add it): 127.0.1.1 www.webfantasy.test The 000-default.conf has been remove from sites-enabled using the commands "a2dissite" and apache service has been reload. The specific domain vhost

We have an existing On-Prem-Network and a new GCP-Project which are connected with each other over CloudVPN with Static Routing, e.g. we have a specific CIDR (lets just assume 10.10.10.0/23) in GCP we should use to connect to On-Prem-Resources. (More specifically, our Infrastructure-Team operates a VPC with the CloudVPN and we are peering our team-VPC to this vpn-VPN to then use the CloudVPN connection) My Goal: Being able to communicate between On-Prem and GCP-resources over CloudVPN in both directions, following reasonable best practices. My problem is understanding the strategies to connect those, i assume with a Privat NAT, but maybe also different approaches. We use a GKE for our deployments, therefore some examples below i will talk about it, but i assume the network setup is independant of GKE or some other resources. We already tested the CloudVPN connection by using the aforementioned CIDR 10.10.10.0/23 as a secondary Range in our GKE, and it wor

I’m running into a strange issue on our Palo Alto firewall and could use some advice. We have a security policy set up to allow traffic only on Ports 21 (FTP) and 22 (SSH). The Application field is set to any, and the Service field explicitly limits traffic to Ports 21 and 22. However, I noticed the firewall is allowing traffic on Port 6667 (commonly associated with IRC). This doesn’t make sense to me, as Port 6667 isn’t part of the allowed services in this policy, so I was expecting it to be blocked. I’ve already double-checked the policy rule order, and there are no broader rules overriding this one. The logs show the traffic is being allowed and identified as FTP, which seems odd given the port number. Could this be related to how the any Application field works, or is there something else I’m missing?

I’m trying to figure out how to handle local group policy settings and service configurations on Windows (7, 10, 11). Here’s the situation: I have some local group policy settings applied to a specific user (let’s call them operator1) on one computer, and I need to export these settings. I also want to export some system service settings Then, I need to apply the group policy settings to a different user (operator5) on another computer, along with those exported service configurations. I know that group policy settings are somewhere in C:\Windows\System32\GroupPolicy, and some parts are stored in the registry, but I’m not entirely sure how to isolate just the settings for a specific user and move them over. Has anyone done this before? Are there built-in tools or scripts that can help with this? Also, are there any “gotchas” I should watch out for when transferring these settings to another machine?

In a Windows computer added to a domain, where are user/machine credentials stored which are used for network authentication?

I have an Apache server (version 2.4.62-1~deb12u2 from Debian 12 “Bookworm”, currently the stable version of Debian) serving a site http://www.example.tld/ with UserDir activated, so http://www.example.tld/~myname/ fetches stuff from /home/myname/public_html/ — so far so good. Now for some reason, either a typo or a mishandled relative link or something, links with multiple slashes, of the form http://www.example.tld/~myname//somestuff have started to exist on the Web. Google doesn't like this because it thinks they're duplicates. So I would like to redirect any such URL to the canonical http://www.example.tld/~myname/somestuff. I'm using RedirectMatch because I'd like to avoid the complexity of mod_rewrite. So naturally, I tried this: RedirectMatch permanent ^/~myname//+(.*)$ /~myname/$1 but it has no effect (no matter if I place it before or a

My redis is not able to do the background saving, my log is full with logs like these: 2817:M 23 Nov 2024 11:28:59.938 - DB 0: 27168 keys (0 volatile) in 32768 slots HT. 2817:M 23 Nov 2024 11:28:59.938 . 1 clients connected (0 replicas), 13098864 bytes in use 2817:M 23 Nov 2024 11:29:00.039 * 1 changes in 3600 seconds. Saving... 2817:M 23 Nov 2024 11:29:00.043 * Background saving started by pid 29696 29696:C 23 Nov 2024 11:29:00.051 - Fork CoW for RDB: current 0 MB, peak 0 MB, average 0 MB 2817:M 23 Nov 2024 11:29:00.549 # Background saving terminated by signal 31 Unfortunately I am not able to get more verbose logs about this (the above is with loglevel=debug), so I really do not know how to fix/improve this. I already configured my machine to allow memory overcommit: cat /proc/sys/vm/overcommit_memory 1 redis-server -v Redis server v=7.0.15 sha=00000000:0 malloc=jemalloc-5.3.0 bits=32 build=8fef3e995a54

I’m struggling with a problem while configuring an Nginx reverse proxy server. Everything seems fine, but I keep receiving a 404 error. I’ve never done this before and don’t have experience with such configuration What I expect is that when I go to custom.domain.com, I’ll see the content of https://frontend.example.com without the URI changing in the browser (stealth forwarding). I'm setting up an Nginx reverse proxy server on Coolify. The server is configured to redirect traffic from my custom domain custom.domain.com to a frontend application which is at https://frontend.example.com. Here's what I've done: Created a new domain custom.domain.com on CloudFlare Created a CNAME DNS record for custom.domain.com pointing to my ginx server (proxy.example-host.com) Set up an SSL origin certificate from Cloudflare for the custom domai