Topics created by Greg_E

@olivierlambert

Which one, powershell or WAC. They are kind of one in the same when you look at how WAC makes the calls to do the work, there's a button to reveal the powershell behind the button clicks so you might be able to get both at once.

But WAC draws nice graphs and gives us a GUI to get the work done. Yes I know, real Admins don't use GUI. Whatever, AI will eat our jobs anyway, just trying to stick it out another 9 years at this point.

When I get time, I'll still probably take a swing at this task for WAC, because to me this would be valuable. Big learning curve though.

Now if MS would finally add Group Policy to WAC and fix some of the DHCP and DNS features that are still in preview...

@TS79

I had not seen that adapter, finding a main board that supports bifurcation is probably easier than a card that bifurcates. I'll have to look at some of the devices I have and see if this is supported.

@olivierlambert

Thank you, that's what I thought and why I was willing to buy the lower end CPU in order to get the project through. At the time going for the larger Gold would have doubled the cost of each server.

I've been spending some time on it for the last few nights, and my skills are improving little by little.

I think Ubuntu desktop was the closest I got to functional, there is a custom image for the Rpi3b+ that I found and it was one of the attempts that got to trying to start the XO-server service and failed. I was never able to get the xo-server to start manually either and the log files didn't give me anything I understood.

One of the versions that worked the least was CentOS 7 for RPi, node.js is not available for it in the normal repos. I have more experience with CentOS from a few years ago and more comfortable with it, may have to look into compiling all the dependencies from source to see if I can make it work.

I think an RPi 4b with 2gb or 4gb of RAM might be a better choice, but I have the 3b+.