luksharp

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r/Intune•

We initially onboarded devices with MDE and later switched to HAADJ. Currently, all new domain-joined devices are correctly managed by Intune. However, we are encountering an issue with older HAADJ-ed computers, as they cannot be converted from MDE to Intune.

Has anyone dealt with a similar scenario? I have tried the following without success: DSREGCMD /Forcerecovery, Leave/Join, and asking users to log in with their email addresses. In Intune, the computers show as Hybrid joined, but they are not being evaluated due to the managed by status set to MDE.

Any insights or solutions would be greatly appreciated.

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r/rccars•

Unable to find the replacement part anywhere. Are there any substitutes that work with this car?

Front Driveshaft Part number: T2111

Model: Bezgar HM101

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r/Intune•

Does anyone know how to enforce a passcode on Android enterprise devices? Compliance policy marks Android devices as non-compliant, While a similar policy makes iPhone users set or reset their pins. Device restriction does not work either - I have it as a separate item, and it throws an error without much detail, can't figure out whether it's conflicting with another Android profile or it's something else. I use a device group targeting 2x Android 11 and Android 12 phones.

Thank you

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r/sysadmin•

We have a Proofpoint Essentials CyberSecurity Awareness Module and I am trying to figure out how to properly layer and push the training material. We will work with HR to push out the base training for everyone + new hires and to have all staff trained on new material every 2-3 months. I would appreciate any recommendation on what modules/materials should be included in base and subsequent trainings.

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r/sysadminjobs•

Salary range mid-70s. The Job title is IT specialist, is not a helpdesk position, and is somewhere between the jr. sysadmin and sysadmin. The location is in MD, 15 minutes from DC.

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· Respond to Help-Desk inquiries, Create/Track trouble tickets, and document solutions

· Provide support for local and remote staff, including new employee on-boarding/off-boarding, connectivity issues on-prem and cloud application support, malware removal, etc.

· Configure, install, update, and troubleshoot desktops, laptops, cellphones, other handheld devices, printers, and on-prem and cloud applications.

· Maintain, administer, and support M365 suite - Azure, Teams, SharePoint, and Exchange O

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r/ITManagers•

Hi all - What Cyber Security Vendor/company would you recommend for an org size of 100-150? I am considering demo-ing Blackpoint Cyber and wanted to see if anyone here has any experience with them. What are other alternatives on the market?

Edit: No Framework as of yet, I'm looking to get rid of symantec AV ASAP and replace it with the service in the lines of EDR/MDR/XDR. We are a 2 men department (soon to be 3) and we do not have expertise or time to sit down and do threat hunting or investigation. Considering M365 security+monitoring service as well. Apologies for very broad initial post.

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r/ITManagers•

I recently moved from an MSP space to a role of an IT manager, where my responsibilities on top of everything include budget management for my dept. Now, the thing is there are applications used by particular departments (not IT), supported by the manufacturer and the app is charged to the IT budget. Examples would be constant contact, mail chimp, survey monkey and some others that in some cases are installed on the server. I feel like those apps need to be charged to the departments the application is used by, but need some reality check before I make a move.

Edit: I am sorry if I was not clear - I would like to move those expenses from IT budget to the budget of the department applicatio

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r/sysadmin•

As the title says - US based sysadmins, where do you guys and girls purchase your supplies? Computers, Switches, Computer pars and cabling?

Thank you

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r/sysadmin•

I am moving from MSP world where we’ve used Kaseya/ConnectWise/IT Glue to a company with no management tools internally. We will be demoing multiple vendors but I’m leaning towards following products:

  1. Ninja RMM
  2. AutoTask
  3. IT glue
  4. Asset management - not sure.

Any input on the list and any suggestion for asset management?

Edit - thank you all for comments. We are around 120 computers, same number of phones, in process of implementing VoIP and Meraki. Documentation is none and passwords are kept in outlook notes. No remote access and no help desk at all. Have been considering lansweeper as well.

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