u/Fizgriz

Hey all,

A handyman installed my dishwasher yesterday. When he was pushing the unit in I saw the insulation blanket on the right side get stuck on the edge of the cabinet and when you kept pushing it definitely shifted it on the side where I'm sure it's now not in the right spot under the cabinet.

Is this something worth me pulling it out to fix it? Or should I just ignore it?

Hey all,

Staff pointed out to me that the system clocks on machines was 2 minutes faster than their phones. I investigated and sure enough the domain NTP server(a DC running FSMO) was off.

Running w32tm /query /source shows its using "Local CMOS Clock".

I'd like to change this to "time.windows.com". Is this a pretty risky change on a domain? like am i walking into a domain disaster if i make this change on the PDC?

Server is physical, not a VM.

Hey all,

Curious if others know of good contractors or companies that do kitchen and bathroom work?

Has anyone ever heard of or worked with ace interiors? Or easy kitchen & bath?

Hello All,

I need to create a IPsec VPN with SAML auth for remote users. My concerns are that some of the users use Cell internet at home and some travel, and use hotel WiFi's. I'm concerned of ports being blocked. With this in mind, what should i be on the look out for, and what should i change?

Should i change the default SAML port?

Should i change the IKE and NAT-T ports?

Should i just risk it and leave it all default? Anyone ever see any issues with this?

Thanks!

Hey all,

I need to do an in-place upgrade on a server 2019->2022. The server is a VM that resides on a Hyper-V server that is running server 2019, but that hyper-v server has a datacenter 2022 license and cals. So i cant activate using the hyper-v server buts its technically covered under license.

I have a few other 2019 server standards on physical hosts that have 2022 licenses with downgrade rights. Can i use one of their licenses to activate the VM? I'm technically covered from a license standpoint. Or is that not allowed?

Hey all, we are staying in Kyoto our first few nights, but flying into narita in toyko(only route from our airport). We have to land, take the narita express, and then shinkansen to book it over to Kyoto. We think we will be in Kyoto and our hotel around 9:00pm that night. Will our hotel cancel our reservation coming in that late?? I don't speak Japanese so I'm nervous about trying to call them once we get in Japan to let them know we will be late.

Is this a real concern or am I overthinking it?

Hey all,

With the new portable charger rules for japan flights. I have some questions:

• the limit is 160Wh,
  • does that mean this 165W Anker Laptop Power Bank, 25,000mAh Portable Charger with Triple 100W USB-C Ports is still allowed as it sits around ~100Wh?
• If we are flying on a US airline company into Japan, are we still prohibited from using the charger in the cabin?
  • We like to play steamdeck on long flights, and without the battery bank, it only lasts like 2 hours. And no, the charging ports under the seats dont always work, especially not for steamdecks.

Thanks for the help, I'm worried i need to find something else to occupy my time on a long flight if i cant even keep my steamdeck charged.