PotentEngineer

u/PotentEngineer


r/sysadminjobs•

Come join our Cloud Solutions Engineering team as our Windows Endpoint Management SME! This was my prior role and focuses on building new solutions for our 65k strong fleet of physical and virtual Windows endpoints for a Fortune 40 company.

We need an innovator in the space to continue our Modern management journey including things like Intune, Autopilot, Windows 365, and lots more.

I am not the hiring leader but work very closely with this role. You may have seen my prior posts when this role went from remote, to local hubs, to Louisville only. Now it is finally back to full-remote. Happy to answer any questions.

[Lead Systems Engineer in Remote, Kentucky | Technology and Digital Analyti

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r/linuxquestions•

I am a Windows SysAdmin and haven't touched Linux in over 20 years. I built my first server a few weeks ago and have been tinkering with Docker. It is hosted on Hyper-V. I built about 20 containers. I setup xrdp and have been remoting in successfully.

The other night I stood up a new stack of containers, and everything was fine. Now when I RDP in, I authenticate, then it disconnects. I have force restarted the server and the same happens. If I check the console through Hyper-V it boots up to a black screen. If I hit ctrl+alt+del it force restarts. I attempted to ssh in but port 22 seems to be blocked, I had not enabled it.

Do I have any recourse to get back into the server? Could I use a r

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