Are you ready for the end?
January 2020 it will come to an end.
We all knew it was coming. But what now?
Servers that you don’t want to pay expensive licensing to upgrade… Workstations that are still good but Windows 10 is just too heavy for them… What do you do?
Read moreSingle sign-on (SSO) is a way to secure users while reducing the number of passwords they need to remember. SSO has been a highly requested feature and will be included in v18.16 of Scrutinizer. Our development team has put a lot of work into making the experience as smooth as possible for the user. Best of all, it works with dual-factor authentication!
Read moreSo you have added storage to your fresh Scrutinizer deployment. Or you’re giving your existing Scrutinizer deployment extra space. If you add a second disk, this is a straightforward process. Our awesome developers have come up with an easy way for expanding Scrutinizer’s disk.
Read moreAn Office 365 migration can be a daunting task. We recently moved to the cloud to serve all our email needs. There were some learning pains and frustrations involved. I would like to pass on the life lessons based on my experience.
One of the most common cases we get up here in support is helping customers with their SSL certificates (or TLS or HTTPS domain, depending on your verbiage of choice). This is an easy task to perform.
When supporting a product, you often hear patterns across the support cases you take.
Today, I wanted to give you a short list of features that appear to be underused, but that I receive the most support cases for. These features allow users to receive automated reports in their inbox, speed up report building, and allow for the fastest troubleshooting in a network environment.
Greetings fellow sysadmins.
Either you’re reading this because you’ve just installed Lansweeper too, or else you’re wondering “What is Lansweeper? Is it the Linux Minesweeper?” Well, the answer is no.
Lansweeper is an endpoint management tool that I’ve been testing here at Plixer. It has many features, including a built-in helpdesk ticketing system, an inventory system, remote connection management, and in-depth information for each device.
I bet you’ve ordered something online at work. It may have been pizza for your lunch or flowers for Mother’s Day (…the day before—hey, we’ve all had gift-related emergencies). But did you stop to think whether it’s allowed by your acceptable use policy? In a company with 10 or 20 employees, this may not be a big deal. But in a company of hundreds or thousands, it may slow down your network and hurt profit or productivity.
