The use of removable storage devices is usually not allowed in organizations, you should not at least be able to connect a USB flash drive or removable hard drives. But it is true that in exceptions, They are needed, and for this purpose a GPO is usually defined with a whitelist of allowed USB devices and applied to the users/computers that need them. But ,How do you use them??
If you have a Home Assistant and want to set up a video surveillance system, you can (for home or business), Well, there's no choice but to set up Frigate, What is Open Source?. We will be able to receive in Telegram messages (with photos and videos), When cameras detect people, Dogs, Cats, birds, horses…
How great it is to have the entire organization monitored, ¿truth? I leave you another quite interesting post if you want to know if you have a USB device connected to a computer, we will monitor it from Centreon and we can rest assured, that if the USB is disconnected, Monitoring will alert us! Ideal for all these USB license backpacks, For example!
We continue with the series of Veeam Backup posts & Replication 9.5! In this document we will see what a Repository is, what types we have and what we can do with them! It will be one of the first decisions, Where do we store our backups??, But before this we have to be clear about our backup policy!
One way to give a Raspberry Pi a useful life is to make it a USB server, where we can connect any device that interests us by USB and share it over the network, such as making a print server by sharing printers without an Ethernet adapter or those typical USB license backpacks to a virtual environment…
GOOD, como hemos visto hasta ahora, VMware Mirage se aplica siempre sobre equipos con un S.O. previamente instalado. Pero tendremos una utilidad parametrizada que nos permitirá crear un pendrive USB con un Windows 7 ya listo con el cliente de Mirage preconfigurado, esto será de suma utilidad cuando tengamos que provisionar equipos para usuarios nuevos, o que hayan perdido/robado su equipo, etc…
A Utility of Policies, that is not normally used and is easy to set up, we could regulate the hardware that users connect to machines by using an Active Directory GPO, controlling for example the use of USB devices.
In this document, we'll look at how to prepare a flash drive or USB device for a VMware ESXi installation 5.0 from it, This procedure is performed from a Linux machine, since to do it from a Windows machine it can be done the same as before (HTTP://www.bujarra.com/?p=3384).
This bootloader will allow us, among other of its many features, to boot from USB devices on computers that their BIOS does not support (even in virtual machines, That sometimes we've needed it). It is downloaded in ISO format and we will connect it to the VM at boot.
I've been wanting to post this post for a long time, something simple like the previous one but many times we find ourselves (for savings issues) HP servers without CD drive, so before installing the operating system we need to update the firmware of all the components of the server with the HP Firmware Maintenance CD and later with the HP SmartStart CD prepare the boot, install HP utilities and drivers on the machine itself. In the case of not having a server with a CD drive, we can with an HP utility dump them into an external USB drive or a pen drive.
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