Scott Williams

Scott Williams

@ip1.au

Computer stuff #ConfigMgr #MEMCM #SCCM I look after a large CM environment Follow @scott-thewspot.bsky.social for personal/rant

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Help! In ConfigMgr admin service. I've bound an internal pki cert to using netsh. it works for about 5min before SMS_REST_PROVIDER log shows it being deleted and SMS issuing cert is rebound. The PKI cert is deleted from the server and has to be reissued! Any suggestion why? #configmgr #memcm

For the record I'd like to say I really hate what Microsoft has done to destroy technet and communities and whatever forums existed. It is somehow impossible to find or navigate anymore Or maybe I'm just old and the "new way" of doing things works better in ways I just can't comprehend

Hi all, Did I miss the announcement that #configmgr #memcm no longer exists? I can't find the product page or see it listed in communities anywhere. Or has it got another new name?

Hey all, been a minute since I was active here. First thing is the feed for #configmgr #memcm is being migrated. Not sure if that will be disruptive or not, but we'll see

Looks like Microsoft has scrapped the Microsoft Action Pack and replaced it with way less stuff, or way more stuff but for way more money. Has anyone realised yet how much we are all going to get screwed by moving everything to the cloud?

tfw you think things have been going so awesomely well for that last month before realising that it should have been "where >0" instead of ">1"

When will Microsoft add copilot to linkedin so it can automatically have conversations with recruiters and auto-tune my profile and resume without me needing to do anything

Has anyone sold a domain before? Any suggestions on best way to do it? Currently registered through godaddy and wondering if I just use their "sell your domain" service or is there other easy options?

Is then w365 client thing going to be targeted at enterprise? I'm aware of many organisations freaking out about how much their AVD costs have been creeping up and now trying to cut back, so would a device that effectively lock you in to cloud desktops be appealing in that view?

As someone who spent a LOT of time doing USMT profiles and configs for migrations in ConfigMgr, I'll be really curious to see how well this works. (it's REALLY HARD btw) Will it move *ALL* their data, and also work for their Win32 apps?

Aaron Parker@stealthpuppy.com

I feel like we've been here before... However, if this works to more seamlessly move users b/w devices, AVD, W365 etc., and back again, it could be very interesting #MicrosoftIgnite

My new bluesky handle is @ip1.au just in case anyone thinks it's an imposter. I've also created a "new" profile with my old handle to prevent it being hijacked, but I won't be using it

Not sure what will happen to any lists or other things that people have setup though, maybe I'll setup a new "redirect" account on this bsky handle again when it shows as available

I've had a lot of new followers recently but using clearsky it isn't showing me on any lists, so how/why did all these people find me?

I've exported my twitter data which also included the DM's... but it seems to include all the ones from accounts that must have been blocked or filtered coz they don't appear when I look at DM's in the app

With the recent uptick in bluesky activity I think I'll make this my primary platform now. I'm not ready to delete my twitter account completely, but I'll just use it as "read-only" for now

Call out to see how Bluesky land is going. I haven't engaged much lately and noticed lots of new followers, so maybe things are picking up? So who is out there and are we seeing each other now? #memcm #configmgr

I'm still a long way off my twitter follower count, but it's suddenly picking up. What has happened that has so many new people joining Bluesky in the last week?

Another list of users to help us find each other when migrating from Twitter/x #configmgr #msintune

๐Ÿฆ‹ Introducing bluesky.ms ๐Ÿ‘ = A crowdsourced database of anyone and everyone in the Microsoft community on Bluesky. ๐Ÿ‘‰ Add yourself and anyone you know today ๐Ÿ‘ˆ ๐Ÿซ‚ All are welcome. This is my v1, I'll add options to directly follow from the site itself but first ๐Ÿ‘‡ LET'S FILL IT UP! ๐Ÿ™

I've been tracking the numbers that my 2FA authenticator has been giving me and 2 things stand out 1. There are a couple of numbers (10, 42, 69) that have repeated more than others 2. The "next" number is most likely one that hasn't been selected before

I'm not really sure what a proper randomised distribution should look like, but it seems to me that it gets easier to guess the next number as the "0 count" pool gets smaller, and the three numbers that have occurred more often stand out

those repeating numbers though... I can only hope that there isn't some coder with a dreadful sense of humour that has compromised the security of the code to make an inside joke