We recently replaced our Syslog Server and needed to add logging for a Firepower running ASA. Here’s a rundown on how we set it up in Ubuntu 24.04: On your Ubuntu Server: Edit the /etc/rsyslog.conf and enable UDP syslog reception. For security purposes, consider adding AllowedSender. In this case, the […]
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Intuit has recently announced it will no longer be selling new subscriptions of the less expensive Desktop versions of QuickBooks (Pro Plus, Premier Plus, Mac Plus, & Enhanced Payroll) after July 31, 2024. Existing subscriptions are not impacted. What does this mean? If you have a subscription, they will continue […]
We recently ran into a strange issue at a customer location: every http/s redirect would generate a browser certificate error. In every case, the destination URL had a valid certificate. Turns out the Cisco router behind the Comcast device had an expired, self-signed certificate. Despite generating a new self-signed […]
Microsoft 365 Administrators should check Sign-in logs regularly to find suspicious log-in attempts. In the example below, we do not have any users in London or New York. These are obviously attempts to hack into a user account. If any of these unrecognized log-in attempts were successful, it might indicate […]
The default behavior for Microsoft 365 is to allow users to forward mail to internal recipients only. The setting “Automatic forwarding” controls this. Security > Policies & rules > Threat Policies > Anti-spam policies > Anti-spam outbound policy (Default) The problem, however, is the Outlook Web Interface will still allow […]
We recently installed a new Windows 2022 Server and joined it to a Domain. After adding it to the Domain, everything look good and the network was identified as Domain as it should. Upon reboot, it was no longer identified as being on a Domain network and fell back to […]