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menu spring naar inhoud home all posts update kb4011086 sets outlook 2007 language to swedish geef een reactie last night microsoft released several updates. one of them sets the language of parts of outlook 2007 installations to swedish. turns out, this is kb4011086. uninstalling kb4011086 reverts all of outlook to the correct language. scripted fix: msiexec /package {90120000-001a-040e-0000-0000000ff1ce} /uninstall {bbe4fd45-34d1-4497-8f75-77965c4e044d} /qn /quiet /norestart or remotely: psexec \\computername "msiexec.exe" /package "{90120000-001a-040e-0000-0000000ff1ce} /uninstall {bbe4fd45-34d1-4497-8f75-77965c4e044d} /qn /quiet /norestart" update: turns out more people have experienced this problem: http://www.helpmij.nl/forum/showthread.php/923889-outlook-is-ineens-tweetalig https://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/list_messages/1801205 https://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/office/en-us/72037dce-f8bb-475f-8f2d-4af6b3a9ea88/latest-outlook-2007-security-patch-kb4011086-wrong-patch-change-app-language-to-swedish https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/6zsxs3/outlook_2007_suddenly_in_2_languages_uninstall/ © info update kb4011086 sets outlook 2007 language to swedish is a post from .info . you are free to copy materials from .info, but you are required to link back to http://www..info ( 1 votes, average: 5,00 out of 5) loading... dit bericht werd geplaatst in it en getagged met ms office , outlook 2007 op september 13, 2017 door david (admin) . update kb4011086 sets outlook 2007 language to swedish geef een reactie last night microsoft released several updates. one of them sets the language of parts of dutch outlook 2007 installations to swedish. turns out, this is kb4011086. uninstalling kb4011086 reverts all of outlook to the correct language. scripted fix: msiexec /package {90120000-001a-040e-0000-0000000ff1ce} /uninstall {bbe4fd45-34d1-4497-8f75-77965c4e044d} /qn /quiet /norestart or remotely: psexec \\computername "msiexec.exe" /package "{90120000-001a-040e-0000-0000000ff1ce} /uninstall {bbe4fd45-34d1-4497-8f75-77965c4e044d} /qn /quiet /norestart" update: turns out more people have experienced this problem: http://www.helpmij.nl/forum/showthread.php/923889-outlook-is-ineens-tweetalig https://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/list_messages/1801205 https://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/office/en-us/72037dce-f8bb-475f-8f2d-4af6b3a9ea88/latest-outlook-2007-security-patch-kb4011086-wrong-patch-change-app-language-to-swedish https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/6zsxs3/outlook_2007_suddenly_in_2_languages_uninstall/ © info update kb4011086 sets outlook 2007 language to swedish is a post from .info . you are free to copy materials from .info, but you are required to link back to http://www..info ( 2 votes, average: 5,00 out of 5) loading... dit bericht werd geplaatst in it en getagged met ms office , outlook 2007 op september 13, 2017 door david (admin) . windows 7 and windows 8 updates slow geef een reactie the last few months, i've noticed brand new clean windows 7 installs have a hard time updating for the first time. doesn't matter if they are updating from the original microsoft update service of from a wsus server, the time until the first update sometimes can be hours. this update is supposed to fix that. i haven't tried it myself yet: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3161608 © info windows 7 and windows 8 updates slow is a post from .info . you are free to copy materials from .info, but you are required to link back to http://www..info (no ratings yet) loading... dit bericht werd geplaatst in it , windows en getagged met windows 7 , windows updates , wsus op juni 22, 2016 door david (admin) . fix idealcheckout_unserialize geef een reactie sorry, i don't feel like typing a message dedicated to this fix i made. let's just post the code. original code: function idealcheckout_unserialize ( $sstring ) { // recalculate multibyte strings $sstring = preg_replace ( '!s:(\d+):"(.*?)";!se' , "'s:'.strlen(' $2 ').': \" $2 \" ;'" , $sstring ) ; return unserialize ( $sstring ) ; } function idealcheckout_unserialize($sstring) { // recalculate multibyte strings $sstring = preg_replace('!s:(\d+):"(.*?)";!se', "'s:'.strlen('$2').':\"$2\";'", $sstring); return unserialize($sstring); } error: php deprecated: preg_replace(): the /e modifier is deprecated, use preg_replace_callback instead in ... on line .. this means idealcheckout_unserialize is not php7 compatible. my fix: // unserialize data function idealcheckout_unserialize ( $sstring ) { // recalculate multibyte strings $sstring = preg_replace_callback ( '!s:(\d+):"(.*?)";!s' , function ( $matches ) { return 's:' . strlen ( $matches [ 2 ] ) . ':"' . $matches [ 2 ] . '";' ; } , $sstring ) ; return unserialize ( $sstring ) ; } // unserialize data function idealcheckout_unserialize($sstring) { // recalculate multibyte strings $sstring = preg_replace_callback('!s:(\d+):"(.*?)";!s', function($matches){ return 's:'.strlen($matches[2]).':"'.$matches[2].'";'; }, $sstring); return unserialize($sstring); } © info fix idealcheckout_unserialize is a post from .info . you are free to copy materials from .info, but you are required to link back to http://www..info (no ratings yet) loading... dit bericht werd geplaatst in it op juni 4, 2016 door david (admin) . delete kb3035583 to remove windows 10 nag screen. geef een reactie kb3035583 is the annoying "please update to windows 10" nag screen. (this post is mostly a note to self.) © info delete kb3035583 to remove windows 10 nag screen. is a post from .info . you are free to copy materials from .info, but you are required to link back to http://www..info (no ratings yet) loading... dit bericht werd geplaatst in it , windows en getagged met kb303 , kb3035583 , nag screen , windows 10 op december 10, 2015 door david (admin) . how to check connection between windows and anywhere usb with nagios geef een reactie the easiest way to monitor the connection between your digi anywhere usb device and a server is to monitor the usb device connected it. i use nagios to monitor several indicators in each server, and the following script can be used to monitor if usb devices are connected: strcomputer = "." set objwmiservice = getobject("winmgmts:\\" &amp; strcomputer &amp; "\root\cimv2") set coldevices = objwmiservice.execquery ("select * from win32_usbcontrollerdevice") for each objdevice in coldevices strdevicename = objdevice.dependent strquotes = chr(34) strdevicename = replace(strdevicename, strquotes, "") arrdevicenames = split(strdevicename, "=") strdevicename = arrdevicenames(1) set colusbdevices = objwmiservice.execquery ("select * from win32_pnpentity where deviceid = '" &amp; strdevicename &amp; "'") for each objusbdevice in colusbdevices 'wscript.echo objusbdevice.description if objusbdevice.description="scr3311 usb smart card reader" then wscript.echo "ok - card reader detected" wscript.quit 0 end if next next wscript.echo "warning - no card reader detected" wscript.quit 1 strcomputer = "." set objwmiservice = getobject("winmgmts:\\" &amp; strcomputer &amp; "\root\cimv2") set coldevices = objwmiservice.execquery ("select * from win32_usbcontrollerdevice") for each objdevice in coldevices strdevicename = objdevice.dependent strquotes = chr(34) strdevicename = replace(strdevicename, strquotes, "") arrdevicenames = split(strdevicename, "=") strdevicename = arrdevicenames(1) set colusbdevices = objwmiservice.execquery ("select * from win32_pnpentity where deviceid = '" &amp; strdevicename &amp; "'") for each objusbdevice in colusbdevices 'wscript.echo objusbdevice.description if objusbdevice.description="scr3311 usb smart card reader" then wscript.echo "ok - card reader detected" wscript.quit 0 end if next next wscript.echo "warning - no card reader detected" wscript.quit 1 in my case, i monitor a card reader that identifies as "scr3311 usb smart card reader". you should type the exact name of the device you're monitoring at that spot. if you don't know the exact name of the device, uncomment the line 'wscript.echo objusbdevice.description and then execute cscript //nologo //t:10 "check_cardreader.vbs" put above file in c:\program files (x86)\nrpe\check_cardreader.vbs and update nrpe.cfg to contain: command[check_cardreader]=cscript //nologo //t:10 "c:\program files (x86)\nrpe\check_cardreader.vbs" after restarting the nrpe service, you're ready to monitor the usb device. © info how to check connection between windows and anywhere usb with nagios is a post from .info . you are free to copy materials from .info, but you are required to link back to http://www..info (no ratings yet) loading... dit bericht werd geplaatst in it en getagged met hardware , nagios , nrpe , usb , windows op maart 24, 2015 door david (admin) . iptables and dynamic dns – part 3 geef een reactie this is an updated post for this updated article . i just found back an old note about using iptables in combination with dyndns to open up access from a remote location. for instance, if you have a laptop that you take everywhere and you want to connect to your home or office. the script the other site suggested was broken, so let's write a new one. step 1: create a new chain in the firewall create a new chain in the firewall where we can plug in the dynamic rules. on my fedora machine, the firewall is located in /etc/sysconfig/iptables. i added the bold lines to this example. *nat :prerouting accept [0:0] :output accept [0:0] :postrouting accept [0:0] commit *filter :input accept [0:0] :forward accept [0:0] :output accept [0:0] <b>:dynamicparent - [0:0] -a input -j dynamicparent</b> -a input -m state --state established,related -j accept -a input -p icmp -j accept -a input -i lo -j accept -a input -j reject --reject-with icmp-host-prohibited -a forward -j reject --reject-with icmp-host-prohibited commit step 2: write a script #!/bin/bash hostname =myname.dyndns.org check_interval = 60 #once a minute ip = "" #initialize $ip while [ true ] ; do oip = $ip ip =$ ( dig +short $hostname | grep -ie "^[0-9]+.[0-9]+.[0-9]+.[0-9]+$" | head -n 1 ) if [ " $oip " ! = " $ip " -a " $ip " ! = "" ] ; then echo "changing ip to $ip " / sbin / iptables -n dynamicnew # create new rule / sbin / iptables -i dynamicnew -s $ip -j accept # allow new ip / sbin / iptables -i dynamicparent -j dynamicnew # attach new rule to its parent while [ true ] ; do # unlink old rule - if multiple exist, remove all / sbin / iptables -d dynamicparent -j dynamicchild 2 >/ dev / null || break done / sbin / iptables -f dynamicchild #flush all old rules / sbin / iptables -x dynamicchild #flush all old rules / sbin / iptables -e dynamicnew dynamicchild #rename new to "current" fi sleep $check_interval done #!/bin/bash hostname=myname.dyndns.org check_interval=60 #once a minute ip="" #initialize $ip while [ true ]; do oip=$ip ip=$(dig +short $hostname | grep -ie "^[0-9]+.[0-9]+.[0-9]+.[0-9]+$"|head -n 1) if [ "$oip" != "$ip" -a "$ip" != "" ]; then echo "changing ip to $ip" /sbin/iptables -n dynamicnew # create new rule /sbin/iptables -i dynamicnew -s $ip -j accept # allow new ip /sbin/iptables -i dynamicparent -j dynamicnew # attach new rule to its parent while [ true ]; do # unlink old rule - if multiple exist, remove all /sbin/iptables -d dynamicparent -j dynamicchild 2>/dev/null || break done /sbin/iptables -f dynamicchild #flush all old rules /sbin/iptables -x dynamicchild #flush all old rules /sbin/iptables -e dynamicnew dynamicchild #rename new to "current" fi sleep $check_interval done in this case, the firewall accepts all traffic from $ip, but of course you could restrict it to 1 port. also, i focussed on ipv4, but you could easily rewrite this script to ipv6 using ip6tables. i saved the file to /usr/local/bin/dynfirewall.sh step 3: run the script i'd prefer running the script from inittab, but since fedora doesn't work like this anymore, i put the following line in /etc/rc.d/rc.local: / usr / local / bin / dynfirewall.sh >>/ var / log / dynfirewall 2 >>/ var / log / dynfirewall & /usr/local/bin/dynfirewall.sh >>/var/log/dynfirewall 2>>/var/log/dynfirewall & please don't forget the ampersand at the end to fork the script!! why is this script better than previous version? - this script can handle cnames - the old script used to delete old rules, before creating new ones. this one does not. therefore, it will never leave a second where you cannot connect. © info iptables and dynamic dns - part 3 is a post from .info . you are free to copy materials from .info, but you are required to link back to http://www..info ( 2 votes, average: 5,00 out of 5) loading... dit bericht werd geplaatst in it , linux en getagged met dynamic dns , dyndns , iptables , linux , remote , security op augustus 28, 2014 door david (admin) . iptables and dynamic dns – part 2 geef een reactie in 2011, i wrote this post on dynamic dns: https://www..info/2011/02/iptables-and-dynamic-dns . while this is still useful, i found a newer, cooler way to do dynamic dns in combination with iptables. it's called libnetfilter_queue. iptables is used to change the inner netfilter tables of the kernel. and because the kernel has no internal resolver, it is impossible for the kernel to do on-the-fly dns lookups. but by offloading this decision to userspace, it is possible. the libnetfilter_queue lib offers that functionality. libnetfilter_queue is a userspace library providing an api to packets that have been queued by the kernel packet filter. it has bindings for python and several other languages. requirements for my setup python-netfilterqueue - https://github.com/kti/python-netfilterqueue libnfnetlink libnetfilter_queue libmnl you may need to build the first dependency yourself. the other 3 are available in fedora 20 by default. if you're running rhel/centos, the fedora packages can be recompiled for your setup. iptables rule first, you need to get iptables to enqueue specific packets to your queue. iptables -i input -p tcp --dport 631 -m state --state new -j nfqueue --queue-num 6789 -m comment --comment "remote cups printer" iptables -i input -p tcp --dport 631 -m state --state new -j nfqueue --queue-num 6789 -m comment --comment "remote cups printer" queue handler then we write a script that handles the queue. a quick-and-dirty implementation: #!/usr/bin/python import socket from netfilterqueue import netfilterqueue def getip ( d ) : """ this method returns the first ip address string that responds as the given domain name """ try : data = socket . gethostbyname ( d ) #ip = repr(data) return data except exception : # fail gracefully! return false def dnsfilter ( pkt ) : if pkt. get_payload_len ( ) < 0x10 : "don't know how to handle this too small packet" pkt. drop ( ) return false payload = pkt. get_payload ( ) srcip = "." . join ( "{:d}" . format ( ord ( c ) ) for c in payload [ 0x0c : 0x10 ] ) allowedip = getip ( 'localhost' ) print "debug: src=" +srcip+ " allowed=" +allowedip+ " result=" , if srcip == allowedip: print "accept" pkt. accept ( ) else : print "drop" pkt. drop ( ) nfqueue = netfilterqueue ( ) nfqueue. bind ( 6789 , dnsfilter ) try : nfqueue. run ( ) except keyboardinterrupt : print #!/usr/bin/python import socket from netfilterqueue import netfilterqueue def getip(d): """ this method returns the first ip address string that responds as the given domain name """ try: data = socket.gethostbyname(d) #ip = repr(data) return data except exception: # fail gracefully! return false def dnsfilter(pkt): if pkt.get_payload_len() < 0x10: "don't know how to handle this too small packet" pkt.drop() return false payload=pkt.get_payload() srcip=".".join("{:d}".format(ord(c)) for c in payload[0x0c:0x10]) allowedip=getip('localhost') print "debug: src="+srcip+" allowed="+allowedip+" result=", if srcip==allowedip: print "accept" pkt.accept() else: print "drop" pkt.drop() nfqueue = netfilterqueue() nfqueue.bind(6789, dnsfilter) try: nfqueue.run() except keyboardinterrupt: print this is a quick-and-dirty implementation that misses basic features such as caching the result of gethostbyname. this may introduce terrible delays if used wrong. ubuntu/debian i'm running redhat-based software on all of my machines. above information may be useful for ubuntu/debian users, but it's not tested and i'm not supporting it. servers: redhat enterprise linux/centos is more suitable for servers, as there's a lot of professional level support available. i think that's important, because if i say, get a car accident, i want the servers to be managable by another professional. desktops/laptops: rpm packages are pretty exchangable between redhat-based platforms. that's a good reason to run fedora on the desktop. © info iptables and dynamic dns - part 2 is a post from .info . you are free to copy materials from .info, but you are required to link back to http://www..info (no ratings yet) loading... dit bericht werd geplaatst in it , linux en getagged met dynamic dns , dyndns , iptables , linux , remote , security op augustus 25, 2014 door david (admin) . how to monitor a konica-minolta printer’s settings using nagios geef een reactie for some reason, some users seem not to be able to keep their hands off the settings of my konicaminolta bizhub 283. they keep changing the paper format for tray 2 to plainpaper, causing all kinds of problems. since there is no way to lock the settings, i started to monitor them and report them. this is my nagios script: #!/usr/bin/python import os import pycurl import cstringio import re import random import time import tempfile import sys from lxml import etree newcookiefile = tempfile . namedtemporaryfile ( ) if len ( sys . argv ) != 2 : print "usage: " + sys . argv [ 0 ] + " [printer ip or hostname]" sys . exit ( 1 ) buf = cstringio . stringio ( ) c = pycurl. curl ( ) c. setopt ( pycurl. url , "http://" + sys . argv [ 1 ] + "/wcd/index.html" ) c. setopt ( pycurl. cookiefile , newcookiefile. name ) c. setopt ( pycurl. cookiejar , newcookiefile. name ) c. setopt ( pycurl. writefunction , buf. write ) c. setopt ( pycurl. followlocation , 1 ) c. setopt ( pycurl. encoding , "" ) c. setopt ( pycurl. ssl_verifypeer , 0 ) c. setopt ( pycurl. ssl_verifyhost , 0 ) c. setopt ( pycurl. useragent , "something" ) c. perform ( ) curldata = buf. getvalue ( ) buf. close ( ) buf = cstringio . stringio ( ) c = pycurl. curl ( ) c. setopt ( pycurl. url , "http://" + sys . argv [ 1 ] + "/wcd/system.xml" ) c. setopt ( pycurl. cookiefile , newcookiefile. name ) c. setopt ( pycurl. cookiejar , newcookiefile. name ) c. setopt ( pycurl. writefunction , buf. write ) c. setopt ( pycurl. followlocation , 1 ) c. setopt ( pycurl. encoding , "" ) c. setopt ( pycurl. ssl_verifypeer , 0 ) c. setopt ( pycurl. ssl_verifyhost , 0 ) c. setopt ( pycurl. useragent , "something" ) c. perform ( ) curldata = buf. getvalue ( ) buf. close ( ) #print curldata tree = etree. fromstring ( curldata ) root = etree. element ( "root" ) paperformat = tree. xpath ( '/mfp/deviceinfo/input/traylist/tray/trayid[text()="tray2"]/../currentpaper/mediatype' ) [ 0 ] . text if "plainpaper" == paperformat: print "someone touched the settings - again!" sys . exit ( 2 ) print "ok" sys . exit ( 0 ) #!/usr/bin/python import os import pycurl import cstringio import re import random import time import tempfile import sys from lxml import etree newcookiefile = tempfile.namedtemporaryfile() if len(sys.argv)!=2: print "usage: "+sys.argv[0]+" [printer ip or hostname]" sys.exit(1) buf = cstringio.stringio() c = pycurl.curl() c.setopt(pycurl.url, "http://"+sys.argv[1]+"/wcd/index.html") c.setopt(pycurl.cookiefile, newcookiefile.name) c.setopt(pycurl.cookiejar, newcookiefile.name) c.setopt(pycurl.writefunction, buf.write) c.setopt(pycurl.followlocation, 1) c.setopt(pycurl.encoding, "") c.setopt(pycurl.ssl_verifypeer, 0) c.setopt(pycurl.ssl_verifyhost, 0) c.setopt(pycurl.useragent, "something") c.perform() curldata = buf.getvalue() buf.close() buf = cstringio.stringio() c = pycurl.curl() c.setopt(pycurl.url, "http://"+sys.argv[1]+"/wcd/system.xml") c.setopt(pycurl.cookiefile, newcookiefile.name) c.setopt(pycurl.cookiejar, newcookiefile.name) c.setopt(pycurl.writefunction, buf.write) c.setopt(pycurl.followlocation, 1) c.setopt(pycurl.encoding, "") c.setopt(pycurl.ssl_verifypeer, 0) c.setopt(pycurl.ssl_verifyhost, 0) c.setopt(pycurl.useragent, "something") c.perform() curldata = buf.getvalue() buf.close() #print curldata tree = etree.fromstring(curldata) root = etree.element("root") paperformat=tree.xpath('/mfp/deviceinfo/input/traylist/tray/trayid[text()="tray2"]/../currentpaper/mediatype')[0].text if "plainpaper" == paperformat: print "someone touched the settings - again!" sys.exit(2) print "ok" sys.exit(0) © info how to monitor a konica-minolta printer's settings using nagios is a post from .info . you are free to copy materials from .info, but you are required to link back to http://www..info (no ratings yet) loading... dit bericht werd geplaatst in it en getagged met konicaminolta , nagios , python , xml , xpath op juli 29, 2014 door david (admin) . how to monitor your dymo printserver geef een reactie about twice a week, i get a call that a dymo labelwriter 450 no longer works. in most cases, the reason was that the user pulled the usb cable. my dymo labelwriters are connected to a dymo printserver. while the printservers can be monitored using ping, this does not allow you to see if the printer it still connected to the printserver. luckily the dymo printserver has snmp support with the option to see what device is connected. i did a snmpwalk against the printserver, first with the labelwriter connected, then disconnected. aside from some counters, three values were different: connected disconnected host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 = string: dymo labelwriter 400 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 = string: [nothing here] host-resources-mib::hrdevicestatus.2 = integer: running(2) host-resources-mib::hrdevicestatus.2 = integer: unknown(1) host-resources-mib::hrprinterstatus.1 = integer: idle(3) host-resources-mib::hrprinterstatus.1 = integer: unknown(2) i also found that host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 sometimes shows the correct printer string one time, but doesn't show it the second time: $ snmpget -v 1 -c public dymo2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 = string: dymo labelwriter 450 $ snmpget -v 1 -c public dymo2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 = string: $ snmpget -v 1 -c public dymo2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 = string: dymo labelwriter 450 $ snmpget -v 1 -c public dymo2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 = string: $ snmpget -v 1 -c public dymo2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 = string: dymo labelwriter 450 $ snmpget -v 1 -c public dymo2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 = string: dymo labelwriter 450 $ snmpget -v 1 -c public dymo2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 = string: $ snmpget -v 1 -c public dymo2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 = string: dymo labelwriter 450 $ snmpget -v 1 -c public dymo2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 = string: $ snmpget -v 1 -c public dymo2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 = string: dymo labelwriter 450 therefore, i use a script that tries 10 times in a row. if it finds a valid string at least once, that's good enough: #!/bin/bash [ "$1" == "" ] && { echo "syntax: $0 [hostname]" ; exit 1 ; } i = 0 while [ $i -lt 10 ] ; do response =$ ( / usr / lib64 / nagios / plugins / check_snmp -h $1 -o host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 -r dymo ) retval = $? if [ $retval -eq 0 ] ; then echo $response exit $retval fi i =$ ( ( i+ 1 ) ) done echo "printer disconnected from printserver" exit 2 #!/bin/bash [ "$1" == "" ] && { echo "syntax: $0 [hostname]" ; exit 1; } i=0 while [ $i -lt 10 ]; do response=$(/usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_snmp -h $1 -o host-resources-mib::hrdevicedescr.2 -r dymo) retval=$? if [ $retval -eq 0 ]; then echo $response exit $retval fi i=$((i+1)) done echo "printer disconnected from printserver" exit 2 this script can be used with nagios to monitor the labelwriter. © info how to monitor your dymo printserver is a post from .info . you are free to copy materials from .info, but you are required to link back to http://www..info (no ratings yet) loading... dit bericht werd geplaatst in it op december 21, 2013 door david (admin) . berichtnavigatie ← oudere berichten ratings kb974417 install fails – working solution! 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Domain Name: GEEKLAB.INFO
Registry Domain ID: D31310680-LRMS
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Registrar URL: www.openprovider.nl
Updated Date: 2016-11-11T09:49:27Z
Creation Date: 2010-01-27T14:24:17Z
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Registry Registrant ID: C147274084-LRMS
Registrant Name: afd domeinbeheer
Registrant Organization: Jxs - Unix Solutions
Registrant Street: Postbus 20
Registrant City: Maassluis
Registrant State/Province: Zuid-Holland
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  ARGS geeklab.info

  PORT 43

  TYPE domain

DOMAIN

  NAME geeklab.info

  HANDLE D31310680-LRMS

  CREATED 2010-01-27

STATUS
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NSERVER

  NS.JXS-IS.NL 81.4.97.97

  NS.JXS-IS.EU 79.170.94.21

  NS.JXS-IS.NET 149.210.163.240

OWNER

  HANDLE C147274084-LRMS

  NAME afd domeinbeheer

  ORGANIZATION Jxs - Unix Solutions

ADDRESS

STREET
Postbus 20

  CITY Maassluis

  STATE Zuid-Holland

  PCODE 3140AA

  COUNTRY NL

  PHONE +31.638299719

  EMAIL [email protected]

ADMIN

  HANDLE C147274084-LRMS

  NAME afd domeinbeheer

  ORGANIZATION Jxs - Unix Solutions

ADDRESS

STREET
Postbus 20

  CITY Maassluis

  STATE Zuid-Holland

  PCODE 3140AA

  COUNTRY NL

  PHONE +31.638299719

  EMAIL [email protected]

TECH

  HANDLE C147274084-LRMS

  NAME afd domeinbeheer

  ORGANIZATION Jxs - Unix Solutions

ADDRESS

STREET
Postbus 20

  CITY Maassluis

  STATE Zuid-Holland

  PCODE 3140AA

  COUNTRY NL

  PHONE +31.638299719

  EMAIL [email protected]

BILLING

  HANDLE C147274084-LRMS

  NAME afd domeinbeheer

  ORGANIZATION Jxs - Unix Solutions

ADDRESS

STREET
Postbus 20

  CITY Maassluis

  STATE Zuid-Holland

  PCODE 3140AA

  COUNTRY NL

  PHONE +31.638299719

  EMAIL [email protected]

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