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I am trying to acheve pxe booting of a image of barts boot disk (www.nu2.nu). I have managed to get LTSP booting via pxelinux, so I know my dhcp/tftp servers are ok. However when I try to boot memdisk with either a stock suselinux boot image file (taken from SuSE 9.1) or my dos disk (created by dd if=/dev/fd0 of=/imagefile) I get output like MEMDISK 2.08 command line : BOOT_IMAGE=memdisk

.../service.c:631(make_connection_snum) Could it be that the error already happens before samba tries to do anything like GetNCChanges? (since the error above seems to appear in rpc_parse) Or do I need to setup other logging for GetNCChanges errors? (and if yes: how do I do that?) (this is how I acheved the log above: https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Client_specific_logging Best, MJ

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Hi, Reading the microsoft troubleshooting guide, it seems that password hash sync issues can be caused by: > The Active Directory account used by Azure AD Connect to communicate > with on-premises Active Directory is not granted Replicate Directory > Changes and Replicate Directory Changes All permissions, which are > required for password synchronization. How to verify existance or

Hello, Our university has to upgrade soon its old Nortel PBX's which holds around 10,000 extensions tied to 5 PBXes. Up to now we thought about commercial solutions but now there is a window openning for open source solution. However, I need examples to convince that this solution is feasible, and preferably at other universities. Are there any pointers for such installations?

Bourvine, > > So, why won't we save the big bucks we pay them, hire two professionals > (who cost less) and support an open source code by ourselves? This way > we depend on ourselves only. > > > > Thanks, __Yehavi: I remember hearing University of Pennsylvania have been using Asterisk for sometime. I am not certain where I came across that