Indeed, StarWind could do a great job in case of clustering required for this environment.
With Ceph it could be a tough job to make it work properly, especially in terms of the amount of time spent on that.

I shut the VMs down gracefully rather than suspend them. Fortunately, I have not run into issues with pending Windows Updates being installed during this shutdown, although I have heard of such cases and it's something I still have to consider.

What about Amazon Appstore? It could be a really good alternative to Google's Play Market in the view of no Google services installed.

Before the RAID array type is selected, it would be great to know the workload in terms of write operations. For RAID5/6 write performance will be significantly lower than that of RAID10 on the same disks. Just bear that in mind.

The PowerShell way will definitely not affect the domain membership. As for the wmic method, I have not tried that a single time to confirm.

Sorry, guys. pasted the link to this thread. The correct one is https://www.altaro.com/hyper-v/restoring-virtual-machine-creation-time/

It looks like the creation time parameter is missing there. Check this https://www.altaro.com/hyper-v/restoring-virtual-machine-creation-time/ for a way to fix it.
Edited: added correct link.

@momurda if you doubt what type (object/string/anything) is returned, try using $a.GetType() and it will return you the variable type.

oCam http://ohsoft.net/eng/ is a nice piece of software for screen recording for Windows.

Yeah, Jira is good indeed.

Something like Ubuntu+XFCE should do the trick.

I do understand the initial intention to get rid of those files by completely eliminating their source. Try this https://wordpress.org/plugins/string-locator/ to search for "/var/tmp/" hardcoded anywhere throughout the Wordpress installation. If not successful at the moment, you might simply automate their deletion with some cron job until you get to know what produces them.

GUI is there is the majority of cases for me.

Just out of curiosity, how many of you have used Server Core/Nano recently?

For the time being, not sure you'll be able to find something better than Veeam.

@jaredbusch same here. I always keep those separated.

Yeah, pretty ironic.
But there's at least one thing wrong about that website. It is offering a keygen for this commercial product.

I would say wireless might be easier to setup in this case.

I had no idea of it being available for Linux. Might give it a try in the view of this.

@jaredbusch said in Need a cert for digitally signing documents:

CAcert

I used CAcert in my lab, but that was for ordinary web SSL certificates. From what I know, they offer their free CA, but all web browsers warn about connection not being secure enough or at all.
Comodo offers free email certificates, but I am not 100% sure this is what you are looking for. Just check this https://www.comodo.com/home/email-security/free-email-certificate.php
Ascertia claims to offer free short-time and cheap long-time certificates, including those for signing docs. https://account.ascertia.com/onlineCA/default