This article will show you how to create a custom attribute in Active Directory and associate it with the User Class. You must be a Schema Admin to complete these steps. For this example I’ll show you how to add a Favorite Beer attribute. (Why isn’t this in there already!)
Disclaimer: Editing the AD schema should not be taken lightly. Changes can be irreversible. Do this at your own risk!
Read more How to: Create a custom attribute in Active Directory
Problem: Some users trying to connect to VPN using FortiClient receive the error “Connection Error!” This error appears with no apparent pattern in OS or FortiClient version.
Read more How to fix: FortiClient Connection Error -112
First off, PLEASE don’t take these as a negative view toward the product. That is not the intent here. These are simply some things I have learned that I feel should be shared. Simplivity has become the fastest growing infrastructure company to achieve a valuation of over $1 Billion, EVER. And I really am blown away by their product. There is still no better or cheaper way to give yourself a hyper-converged infrastructure. I will leave all that for a more thorough review later. But based on my experience, these are things you need to know if you’re thinking making the plunge in to Simplivity.
–Update:
I replaced an item on the list regarding advertised usable memory. Simplivity has fixed this.
There are so many unnecessarily long articles on how to do this. So here’s the short version \ TLDR of how to flush (or reset) the DNS cache on Mac OS:
Open up a Terminal window and enter the following command (choose the correct OS) to flush the DNS cache. Enter your password when prompted.
MacOS 11 – Big Sur
sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
Mac OS X 10.7, 10.8 & 10.9 & 10.10
sudo killall -hup mDNSResponder
Mac OS X 10.6
sudo dscacheutil -flushcache