This week in A Podcast for YOU we have something that may be to everyone's liking, or that was a bit of the intention, Let's try to collect some tips, good practices and above all try to know and audit the status of our Active Directory,
Good, I leave you a post where we see how we can exploit the information stored by Citrix in its databases. As I imagine you know, Citrix stores in a database the records of what happens on our Citrix farm, but that is true, as much as you pay, as much as you get, that is, which depends on the Edition we have, Citrix will store information in those databases for 1 week, or 1 month or 1 year. Here we will see how to make our own panels with Grafana and without date limits!
You have at your disposal the second episode of A Podcast for YOU, where Fede Cinalli and I will give continuity to the first talk we had. Basically because we fall short of expectations, And one thing was that companies could use it and another what has happened this week, that all companies close due to the coronavirus except for the fundamental ones and those that can telework, is your company out? So we have been forced to comment a bit on what options there are and what companies are doing today…
If we still want to exploit our Nextcloud installation more and we want to know how much each user is consuming… This is your post! It's going to look great because we're going to see it directly from our Grafana!
And how could we not miss a post on how to monitor Nextcloud with Centreon, with all the rattle I'm giving you of these two great products! In this post we will see how to monitor a Nextcloud environment but with very, very interesting metrics! Not just the Linux machine, but also Nextcloud services! Attack@!
Well, something that is usually very interesting for organizations, is to be able to integrate Nextcloud with our Active Directory, This way we can allow our users to log in with their domain account and avoid remembering different passwords. It will also come in handy when it comes to managing them, we can also synchronize the Active Directory groups for whatever we need,
When we have enough users in our organization, or above all, When they are a bit of moles, we can try and control your Active Directory accounts, to prevent and monitor possible failures, This is, We will be able to control whether user accounts are disabled, Your passwords have expired or are close to expiring, as well as if they have become blocked, among other options.
In some not very frequent cases we find domain migrations in which we do not have permissions to manage the current domain completely and only access to OUs where we manage only the users within them. In the event that we need “Becoming independent” and migrate the data to a new domain, we will not be able to use Microsoft's common tools such as FSMT since they require a trust relationship to be able to pass the permissions. The first thing we must have is to create the same users and groups on the new server. To do this, we have two options: Create them by hand or use a tool such as ldifde that will allow us to export them from the OUs we have permissions to a text file and import them into the new domain. As there is no trust relationship, we will not have the same SIDs in the users of the domain 1 and mastery 2 so when performing […]
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