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Re: someone took down my post!!
I appreciate you following up on this Ash. I don't believe I had any links in my post but I will double check. I know I had html code, python code, applescript, and bash code, and some pictures but I don't believe I had any links...not that I remember at atleast. Thank you again. I will try to repost again.1.6KViews0likes1Commentsomeone took down my post!!
I spent 2 hours giving the community a way to connect to the logmein rescue console using there mac and someone took down my post as spam. That is the most hurtful thing I have experienced here. Like what the hell? I literally found a way to use the logmein calling card for macs and instead someone takes down my post? Please someone explain? I saved the post in microsoft word and posted the same thing on reddit because I was so happy about my work. https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/pp23mn/logmein_calling_card_wrapper_for_mac/ If you take down this post as well I am going to have a real problem.Solved1.6KViews0likes3CommentsRun a speed test through LMI
Hello Everyone, I wanted one of my first posts to be helpful to anyone out there looking to do this. I made a script that helps you run a speed test on the client/customer's computer. Requirement: The client/customer need to be able to download 1mb. If they are remoting in to you because they have a low internet connect/intermittent connection, then this may not be the best. The best suggestion would be to have them go to fast.com or to go to there ISP to verify internet outages or intermittency. Link to files to use: https://omidtechnfr-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/jaton_alloysystems_com/ERBdmOVdalhBmT8I1VV7eqgBXw7woQagedF_-ytzssZ8Mg?e=XQhC3M Script: (speedtest.cmd) @echo off speedtest --accept-license Resource file: (speetest.exe) an image of how it should be setup: I hope this helps anyone. Thank you for your time,1.8KViews1like1Commentremove stored credentials after switching domain accounts
Hello everyone, I am reaching out as our company has noticed a concerning issue with stored credentials when using LMI rescue. When using LMI rescue it gives you the option to store the user's credentials so that, on restart, it can log back in. We have noticed that, this sometimes causes issues where, if the user changes/switches domain accounts and they restart the computer, it will go back to the first account. Is there any work around or fix for this? - namely, is there a way to store the first user's domain credentials in LMI rescue, then restart the computer; then after we restart the computer, we switch user accounts and LMI forgets first user's stored credentials? If you need a picture example, let me know. Thank you for your time,915Views0likes0Comments