@JaredBusch said:
coming from pop3 what is there to migrate? this is used to migrated from another exchange server.
When you import a PST locally it ups everything.I guess I am confused on what you are migrating.
While we can setup as POP, Seems that many are setup as iMAP. Anyone I set up has been as iMAP since many moved around to different computers.
Many only us the webmail interface, so all their mail is still abled to be pulled.
@JaredBusch
Pretty much. There was - or at least so I thought a 'triangle' in the options ( Add, Edit, Delete, Refresh). To 'push start' or manually start it.
Seems one of my items hasn't run since Saturday, I've not had new mail in two days now.
@Dominica; I am doing this from the GUI. I haven't had the time, interest, or motivation to consider Powershell.
It just seemed interesting that I was able to do the manual start last week via the GUI, and this week I can't seem to locate it.
Last week I manually pushed a migration script to run. This week I don't seem to be able to do so.
Is there another way to push it? it doesn't seem to have run in almost 36 hours.
Interesting that I can't seem to get to the last page..... Only going to about a month
Logged out/in didn't seem to help.
Back to searching.... going through that document,.. it may not have a hard drive at all.. But I have to make sure.
@thecreativeone91 said:
@g.jacobse Not all of them have the HDD I've had many Ricoh & Konica Minolta missing the HDD. It's almost always behind a back panel mounted to a metal tray. They are usually SCSI if that helps.
That does help,.. pulling the back panel revealed all the boards but no HDD.
Not say it is or not,.. but most references I've found thus far points to IDE...
I did however find this:
Which may help.. if it does have the HDD... it appears that it has the tools internal to wipe it.
@scottalanmiller said:
Got a link? What is it?
I was on my iPad, and I don't type well on it. To much damage to the hands with 25 years of IT work... The Bizhub is a MFP - Copier.
@J1MM3RT said:
from the manual I found it looks to be a copier. Hopefully this helps with finding it.
Same book I have.. sadly I tore out the back and the side and alas no HDD was found. The service tech was even less helpful - how lame.
We are donating the thing off and want to make sure that nothing is left that could breach security.
Back on the inter-webs for searching.
If it's a power problem, add a UPS...
AIO, are always fun.... Can't explain why it wouldn't pull. Maybe the paper, damp or 'weak' stock
Anyone ever work with one of these?
I can't seem to find the correct documents to locate the hard drive so I can wipe it.
Rant Part Two:
When I started this new job, I knew we had 8or 9 servers (only 1 real server); almost 300 users across more than 9 counties. I had an office with a window and a storage room.
I was moved to a different office but kept my storage room... until they needed it for two new employees,.. so my office got some, and..what do you mean there is more computer stuff in the next room....
So much of the main crap went into the other room and part in my office...
Now - I've lost my limited about of storage to Fiscal files. The bulk of it is now under my desk, stacked to the ceiling.
If I should stop contributing - you might call the office to see if I've been crushed by it all... What's the line from 'Major Tom'?
"Tell my wife I love her,...."
It seems interesting that anything would still 'default' to the old 8+3 naming of eons ago. But I suppose it's possible I know that certain programs on UBCD seem to do that,.. but it's mainly due to the build and the XP structure...
I'll have to try to remember this, though I don't know if I have seen this or not.
Wow - Sadly that is the state of some teens and young adults these days. A co-worker got me playing INGRESS,.. but since it's GPS based it's 'only' on my phone.
I played for maybe 30 minutes all weekend... were as I hear people playing for 15 hours a day. Never been much of a gamer. Only game I was 'decent' at was Space Invaders on the Atari 2600... I rolled the score more than once, and think I sat long enough to roll it twice in one 'game'....
sad....very very sad.
That is a shame. I don't know how long I've had my gVoice number,.. I actually have two,..maybe three. It was convienent when I have a 'local number' to use 500 miles away in my home town. I do suppose that there are 'better' options.
I use my primary gVoice number for work instead of using my actual cell phone number. It's really nice to have both voice AND texting ability.
I wonder if there is another option since I really don't want to give out my cell number.
@thecreativeone91 said:
You can of course turn on port mirroring and use wire shark but, good luck sorting through it.
Agreed - nice,.. but i don't need that much detail nor do I have that sort of time. Who does?
Thanks to @scottalanmiller and @JaredBusch; I have a nice flowing network currently... well.. as nice as can currently be with a mess still behind it.
While I still sifting through the book and forum, I just wonder what kind of reporting can be generated from it. While I understand UT is a full OS with 'stuff on top', it had what I felt was some good reporting tools. It was pretty easy to see what was being passed back and forth, which is how I found a computer being used to access a gaming site - without the user knowing.
It would be rather nice to see some of the reports that I had access too with UT.. at least to some degree...
Thoughts? Pointers?
@ajstringham said:
@g.jacobse said:
@Dashrender said:
Hold on.. are you saying the calendar wasn't in the PST?
Seemingly not. Which is why so much irritation regarding the matter. It's not rocket science.. It's just a D*^@M .PST file. how difficult is that,.. especially when you not only export it, but copy the whole folder offline.
I'm still searching for it. I don't have the original system since it was a suspected rootkit / zombie / malware / IDKoC system. I backed up the 'normal file locations' and nuked it - partition table and all... Only thing I didn't do was a DoD level wipe.
What are you using for email that doesn't have a calendar function built into it? It was a local calendar?!
Yes - I am still in the process of migrating from POP/IMAP email. Only a few people used (Outlook) Calendars, which was in local PST files. Once I get things imported into O365 it won't be much of an issue. But It's a long row to hoe when you have 160 people in 9 counties and '6' dozen offices. The O365 migration script is running and pulling mail from the host, but of course, Calendars are on a POP host.... But it's getting there.
@Dashrender said:
Hold on.. are you saying the calendar wasn't in the PST?
Seemingly not. Which is why so much irritation regarding the matter. It's not rocket science.. It's just a D*^@M .PST file. how difficult is that,.. especially when you not only export it, but copy the whole folder offline.
I'm still searching for it. I don't have the original system since it was a suspected rootkit / zombie / malware / IDKoC system. I backed up the 'normal file locations' and nuked it - partition table and all... Only thing I didn't do was a DoD level wipe.