We manage a large number remote devices that sit in low bandwidth customer networks (running end of life Ubuntu). I am looking at the best upgrade bath to get from 32bit to 64bit. Looks like inplace upgrades are out, and due to scale and remote locations manual intervention is not ideal.
I’m looking at remote re-provisioning options that don’t require pxe or a boot disk. Would Forman+discovery work for us? Are there any other solutions?
Edit. Just to add no physical access to devices and no pxe as we don’t manage the network they are on.
hello, i'm sure many of you are experiencing similar things, or have in the past. we have a local AD, and generally laptops are PXE imaged. if there is a stay-at-home ordered issued, we will need to provision equipment 100% remotely. this will probably involve laptops being shipped to my home.
has anyone overcome a similar situation and any recommendations?
I ported my number out from Verizon yesterday and when my Verizon service stopped working, popped in my Mint SIM. Immediately say bars on my iPhone showing Mint and LTE data but no data and can’t make calls. Any calls I attempt to make route out to customer support.
When I spoke with them they said my SIM wasn’t active yet but should be in the next 30 minutes. I waited overnight and still no service this morning.
When I went into the app this morning to activate my card it showed this message:
“The SIM entered is in a provisioning state and cannot be reactivated at this time.”
I can’t believe provisioning takes more than 1-2 minutes so I’m unsure why it’s been nearly 18 hours without service. Any ideas?
Is there a number I can call, or certain way to ask for this,based on other's experience? I'm getting no where but frustrated in my efforts to reach a competent tech support person thus far.
Thanks.
I'm hoping someone here can help me. I am struggling to figure out how to have IMS registration on my Moto G7 XT1962-1. We are on Cricket network, which is not officially supported for VoLTE, but I have provided the IMEI of another approved phone so that the carrier will provision VoLTE for my account.
However, unlike my other phones, the G7 is the only one that is failing to recognize this provisioning. I cannot get the IMS status to say Registered. I have tried all the Preferred network types and the radio bands, it is still not working. I have confirmed that I have a sim card capable of VoLTE services.
I even tried to use Activity Launcher to see if I could access Enhanced LTE services from there. Doesn't seem to be a menu like that, hidden or otherwise. I am guessing Moto support will not be able to help me since it is not official use.
Has anyone had this problem? How can I fix it?
We're a business ISP planning to expand to residential this year. We're comparing residential/small business router CPE's. Right now we're considering Cambium, Mikrotik, and Ubiquity. We recently stumbled upon SmartRG which offers a remote management platform that can monitor, configure, and provision remotely. This is especially appealing because some of our locations can be a 3 hour drive. What platform do you use that does this? What do you think of it? Like an alternative to Meraki as far as provisioning goes.
Running the latest Jan 5 2019 nightly build of LineageOS 14.1, there's no HD calling option in the Sim Card subheading under Settings. I used to get HD Calling on Resurrection Remix Nougat but they've stopped maintaining it and have pulled the ROM off their repository, and I much prefer Lineage to RR. I have not rooted my device this time. Any and all help is appreciated.
Edit: The VoLTE provisioning option along with WiFi call and Video call are greyed out in the ##4636## menu
I'm using SaltStack to provision our employee's PCs, and my initial thought to setting this up was for minions to only get updated when they're back onsite. However, since all communication is encrypted, how much danger is there?
The ports used are non-standard, if it matters.
A few posters have stated that a mobile hotspot line is more future proof then a WHPI line due to how it's provisioned. I'm wondering if there is a (not totally ELI5) explanation to the reasoning behind this. I've always assumed a data connection is a data connection and limitations (max speed capabilities) are mainly device driven.
In my case - I placed an order to activate the MC7700 modem in my laptop on my unlimited plus plan. This is a bottom of the barrel modem for today's standards. If I upgrade to the latest/greatest modem will I be able to enjoy the faster speeds?
Thanks!!
Anyone aware of a method to enable remote command execution when clients check-in with a Satellite server when:
- Deployments are behind firewall, cannot ssh
- Several deployments are headless and remote, keyboard service is a no go
- For the majority of deployments, it is not desirable to send a script to the user
As you can probably tell, I am really trying to avoid putting my hands on all of our deployments. I was thinking that I could create a custom software channel with a single rpm comprised of a shell script to execute rhn-actions-control --enable-run then force subscription and installation...but I feel like I'm making it harder than it is.
Any ideas? (Time is a bit sensitive, oops.)
Edit: Sorry for not responding to you all, I had to go into overdrive. I really appreciate all of the ideas and helped me brainstorm. Long story short: I could not mitigate this with my "Custom Channel - Custom RPM" idea because I am only an organizational administrator (should have included this key info) and not a Satellite administrator - unable to create channels. I managed to rally some extra hands onto machines I could not access physically or via ssh and luckily mitigated the issue on ~85% of active deployments...took a lot of time and my weekend. Unfortunately, it is a waiting game for the rest, probably one where the user will contact me because "hey, yum isn't working". Not to mention, if I can't get to them over the network, I at least know that no one else [most likely] can either.
For future use, should someone stumble on this post: Take a close look at man rhn-actions-control. Verify the machine's status with rhn-actions-control --report. You can also verify via the directory structure and files existing in /etc/sysconfig/rhn/allowed-actions/script[/run] and /etc/sysconfig/rhn/allowed-actions/configfiles[/all]. If you're kickstarting from Satellite -> "Enable Red Hat Satellite Configuration Management" and "Enable Red Hat Satellite Remote Commands" need to be checked. (You could still include a post-install script to verify the above-referenced files exist and touch them should they not.) I know this is all in the Satellite reference material but wanted to condense it.
Thanks again for the help, everyone!
After reading this thread:
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/guide-how-to-enable-lte-on-at-t.54775/
It seems pretty annoying that you have to jump through hoops to get your OPO working with LTE on AT&T if you need a new SIM card. I am currently with Verizon, and will be making the switch once I receive an invite, but it seems like a pain in the ass to get a new SIM card and have it work fully with the OPO.
Any redditors have luck provisioning a NEW SIM on AT&T with LTE speeds? It seems like some people were able to use the OPO IMEI and have LTE work.
Not at all intended to start any arguments haha, but I was kinda curious if there are other Simmers like me that might pass on this pack (for now at least). That being said, I'm also very excited for those in this community who were hoping for this & I hope it delivers!! ☺️
I'm usually living my wealthy modern fantasies in this game with big careers, penthouses & tropical vacations/snowy escapes. Give me cities, mid-century build items, spas, restaurants & fame careers any day!
I've never bought a Pets pack either, I might be a psychopath...
Hi,
I have a Wifi Aruba with virtual mobility master and controllers installed in the main office.
To extend the corporative network to an small remote office I am implementing Zeotier for that communication . It uses OpenWRT´s as routers to bridge internals networks of two sites.
- Main Office
OpenWRT+Zerotier [172.18.18.11]
*Internal network with VLAN's, MM and MC
- Remote Office
OpenWRT+Zerotier[172.18.18.10]
*LAN whithout VLAN's [192.168.122.0/5]
I'm triying to provisioning a CAP from the remote office to the MC located at Main Office.
The CAP was provisioned but that AP (IAP-103) reboots frecuently. In the MM the AP is showed down or up for few minutes.
The AP has IP : 192.168.122.5 (internal remote network) , but in MM, this AP is showed with IP [172.18.18.10] (OpenWRT)
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Please help!! Thanks
Trying to write this post was difficult, there is a lot of assumed knowledge in the world of Kubernetes. I'm willing to put my hand up and be educated if I'm wrong anywhere, I will, however, stand by the commands and YAML files work and I've torn everything down and brought it back up again.
https://tech.davidfield.co.uk/from-zero-to-code-kubernetes-dynamic-nfs-storage/
I'm new into drones and plan on buying a FPV drone next spring. Automn is around the corner so I want to practice my piloting skills now and this winter. I've looked at some simulators but none seems perfect and can't spot the most popular and recommended one. I was a bit surprised in fact because this is 2020!
Is peer cache supposed to work during baremetal OSD while the client in provisioning mode?
I see client cycling through peers and failing then they access the DP and finally download the content. Once they finish OSD peers works just fine.
Site is in EHTTP mode.
Have this in DataTransferService
https://preview.redd.it/mr3z827qs7371.png?width=1932&format=png&auto=webp&s=203efd6ed72e99778d7d495b4aff95638a48196e
Hello, I am looking to start using my Taranis XD9 remote with the drone sim Liftoff. I have downloaded and installed what I thought was the proper driver and I am able to view the device properties. The device properties has a update driver option but its can't be selected. When I load the game it displays a message like, Having problems connecting your controller? I am using the program from steam so I though maybe it was my controller settings within steam but I haven't been able to find a way to get it to work. Thanks! I hope this is the appropriate place for a question like this.
I have a app that I have configured user provisioning on. The connection between the app and Azure works. I have the provisioning set to automatic. When I add a user in the app, the first name is not shown but the last name and email address is. I have confirmed the mappings are correct. If I take a user and do a On Demand Provision all the information is populated in the app. I can't seem to figure out what is happening on the automatic provision.
About a week back, they erected the/a new tower structure for AT&T. There are no antennas on it yet. How long does provisioning usually take ? There is a fiber path along the road immediately in front of the tower. The new tower is 3 mi west of Trenton FL.
Updated 08-APR-2021: Fixed "InstallDrivers" command in Site Setup, Step 2
I hate images.
When I was first introduced to imaging as a young tech, I thought it was the best thing in the world. You take hundreds of computers that are fresh out of the box and you get them all to the same needed configuration en mass, with rare discrepancies. There are plenty of ways to deploy an image, with hard drives, thumb drives, boot to network, etc. A lot of thought and effort has gone into the imaging market, and I've used many of the products. Then I advanced enough in my career that I started being the guy making the images. Seems simple enough, but it turns out there's a lot of gotchas.
Whether I was deploying images or creating them, I started seeing things that just bugged me. This department wants a different image from that department. The image you just made doesn't have the drivers needed for the new chipset that just came out. That program has a severe security vulnerability and needs to be removed from every computer on the network (but it's on the image). What's that? The image is 6 months old and now spends hours installing updates before it can be deployed? The list goes on. It seems the answer to every issue was, create a new image FROM SCRATCH! I tried to mitigate the worst offenses by scripting updates and changes that needed to be done post imaging which resolved much of my frustration, and then I started scripting the image creation process. Then it hit me, if I'm scripting the image creation process and the updates to apply to a machine after, why do I need an image? Why not just script the entire computer setup process?
After years of developing and refinement, my machine set up process is this.
- New machine comes in and needs to be setup.
- I copy an appropriate config file to a prepare usb flash drive.
- I connect ethernet to the new computer and boot to the flash drive.
- I come back a couple hours later, do some basic quality checks, and hand the computer to the customer.
It makes my heart swell with pride when I see a computer install the latest version of Window 10, name itself, create accounts, install programs, configure settings, join a customers vpn if needed, join the domain, install our remote management tool, all that and more, then play a happy little tune at the end when it's done to alert me of it's victory. It's at the point where I've taken entry level techs and after giving them 5 minutes of instructions, they're
... keep reading on reddit ➡Thus I can’t do the daily (it asks baked corn) and I am stuck.Also I want to ask if is necessary to start levelling up professions or better wait to max first levelling my character. Cheers!
Ps(1): Sry for the bad spelling I’m not English Ps(2): I really enjoy the game and I am active 3-4 hours a day, so I’m interested for an active guild @Sokin Da Mota PC(EU)
Just beginning to code my project, which is pretty simple in scope, using SwiftUI. But despite having worked through a number of Swift courses over the past 18 months, I still worry I might leave out some essential or desirable features. Is there like a checklist of functionality that all apps should include? Thinking of features like:
- handling transitions into background
- ensuring user data is saved at the right times
- handling audio, e.g. whether users' music continues to play
- analytics
- privacy and security considerations
- provisioning for localization
- crash and error handling
Google returned pretty general top-level aspects, rather than code-level considerations. Thanks for any suggestions and comments.
Hi all,
We've noticed over the last week or so that our intune provisioning of machines has started to go very very slowly. You can log into the machines fine and they enroll in MDM fine but the first push of scripts, configuration profiles, and apps seems to happen very very slowly over a period of about 6-8 hours.
Not everything though, some scripts and apps are applied instantly on login and the rest will sporadically install throughout the duration. A reboot or manual sync of the account will sometimes speed it up but not always.
Anyone else experiencing this or know of a way to make Microsoft push things out a bit more aggressively? I understand why there are delays with Intune versus on premise but we don't have that many apps or config so it doesn't need to be quite as cautious as it's being.
Cheers,
Hi there. I'm trying to make lots of the Ghastly Eye Bowl food item. I need to farm the ingredients and i'm fine with getting them, except roses.
I know you can find them in small bags and such. I was scowering online to see if anybody had found a more reliable way to farm roses.
I came across a topic (yrs old) where someone was asking about it. Later down the post the OP said 'nevermind' & claimed to have found a spot where a rose would always respawn. They never mentioned where and no one asked. I can't find any more info on a respawning rose location.
Does anybody happen to know where a spot is?
Thanks!
I am searching for a not very complicated system for provisioning bare metal servers (mostly Supermicro).
The steps for the new server deployment at the moment are:
- Add server to a bootstrap network segment
- Install base OS on the new server (Ubuntu)
- Make some tweaks via ansible (add user/keys, some packages, iptables rules, etc)
- Move server to the prod network segment and transfer to app admins.
Items 1,3,4 already automated with Ansible, now time to OS install process.
I'm looking to maas.io, but it looks some overkill for my purpose.
I would appreciate some advice.
Thanks!
