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Morning all, I'm having issues with Windows still reaching out to microsoft servers for updates ignoring my WSUS server. I've attached the reg settings and DoNotConnectToWindowsUpdateInternetLocations is set to 1 and the wsus addresses are correct. Wh.(Jun-05-2020, 02:33 PM)ibreeden Wrote: There are spaces in the filename. Windows update still reaching out to Microsoft servers Windows.Happy Halloween to those who celebrate such things, en. Gone back to GMT and I shall be travelling home from work in the dark for theįoreseeable future. Spark! Pro Series - 31st October 2022 Spiceworks Originals.(Read more HERE.)īonus Flashback: Back on October 31, 2015, a skull-sh. Snap! - Bugs and Patches, Dog Restaurant, Alien Spacecraft, Talking to Animals Spiceworks Originalsįlashback: Back on October 31, 2000, the Soyuz TM-31 tooks the first crew to the International Space Station.Starting at approximately 5 PM CDT (10 PM UTC) on October 31, 2022, we will perform maintenance on the Spiceworks website that will affect News & Insights, Community, and our IT Tools such as Cloud Help Desk and Cloud Inventory. Spiceworks Maintenance on October 31, 2022.I believe DHCP snooping is supported on HP managed switches and maybe others too like Netgear. There is a related feature called ARP inspection which stops people faking MAC addresses. The article I linked is very old but it was the best I could find at short notice, the BCMSN (now switch) course covers it in detail and the cisco press book will detail how it works. The clients don't check the authority of the responses they receive but they don't need to - they only receive genuine responses.
The port that your DHCP server is plugged into should be marked as trusted and all others as untrusted (be careful of any uplinks to downstream switches or your downstream switches will filter genuine responses from your server). Any DHCP offers received by the switch on untrusted ports are filtered by the switch and therefore the clients never receive the bogus ip addresses. Without managed switches the DHCPing utility on *nix can be a lifesaver.ĭHCP snooping works on the principal of trusted vs. With Cisco switches Dave's response is fantastic (and I'll now be going away and implementing this. So this still leaves the potential for someone to plug a SOHO style WAP/router (or infact anything non-windows) into a wallport and start responding to DHCP requests. Am I missing something here? I don't see anything in the linked article that suggests this will cause clients to check the authority of the DHCP server they are talking to (how can they? No IP settings to talk to AD with!).
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