Posts made in February, 2017
How to Enable SSL for a Virtualmin Virtual Server
It nearly drove me nuts the first time I tried to enable SSL on a Virtualmin virtual server. This topic comes up nine or ten times a year, so I thought I’d make a how-to on this topic. #1 Enable SSL for your virtual server. #2 Edit the associated sites-available conf file. Replace the asterisk with the actual IP address of your server. Mine has an internal, private IP address. You need to change that “Any” to the actual IP address used by your server. I like to use vi at the command line. This screenshot shows the associated conf file that must be edited. Change the asterisk in the first line to the IP address of your virtualmin server, then...
Read MoreThreat to CityWest Customers – Fake Survey
I have contacted CityWest about a survey – supposedly from CityWest – that pops up from time to time on my various computers and devices when connected to CityWest Internet. It is a fake survey and will try to get you to give them your banking or credit card info. Have a look at the screenshot below. It turns out qudsurvey.com is operating out of the Grand Cayman islands. Definitely not legit. — Dennis Strain Enclave Managed Networks Box 365, Smithers, BC, Canada V0J 2N0 1-877-877-8793 toll-free phone & fax 1-250-847-2589 office dstrain@enclave365.ca
Read MoreView Outlook 2016 Calendars in Overlay or Side By Side
The default Calendar view in Outlook 2016 is side by side. This means as you add calendars to your view, each calendar is shrunk enough so that all calendars can be seen. It may be more useful to use overlay rather than side by side. In Outlook Calendar: #1 Enable each calendar you wish to view. #2 Select View from the menu bar. #3 Click OVERLAY, which can be found in the arrangement group. Now each selected calendar is viewed together in one view. These calendars are, in fact, still seperate; only the way you view them has changed. The link below shows some great screenshots to help you though it your first time. — Dennis Strain Enclave Managed Networks Box 365,...
Read MoreWebroot SecureAnywhere Business Endpoint Protection
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Read MoreFull System Management Package
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