wsus registry automatic updates

Here an example to run automatic updates in your network without Active Directory.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate]

"WUServer"="http://192.168.0.7"

"WUStatusServer"="http://192.168.0.7"

"TargetGroupEnabled"=dword:00000001

"TargetGroup"="MYGROUP"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU]

"UseWUServer"=dword:00000001

"NoAutoUpdate"=dword:00000000

"AUOptions"=dword:00000003

"ScheduledInstallDay"=dword:00000000

"ScheduledInstallTime"=dword:0000000c

"AutoInstallMinorUpdates"=dword:00000001

"IncludeRecommendedUpdates"=dword:00000001

KB2393802 - windows restarting - SOLVE

after install many updates in a windows enviroment we got a "windows restarting".

After install the KB2393802 windows restarts and works only in safe mode with network.

We tried remove it and the windows back to a good state.

If you use wsus server in your network, decline the update (it's my tip!).

Run the following commands on the windows machine:

start - execute - cmd

Net Stop wuauserv

Net Start wuauserv

wuauclt /resetauthorization /detectnow

samba centos-ds

if you want a Samba server use the CentOS-DS as a database... you need to setup the Samba schema.

the commands bellow provides to you this config...

wget http://port389.org/download/ol-schema-migrate.pl

perl ol-schema-migrate.pl -b /usr/share/doc/samba-*/LDAP/samba.schema > /etc/dirsrv/slapd-centos-ds/schema/61samba.ldif

service dirsrv restart

change logo zimbra

If you wants to change the zimbra's logo enter in this directory and change the files:

/opt/zimbra/jetty/webapps/zimbra/skins/_base/logos/

AppBanner.png

AppBanner_white.png

LoginBanner.png

LoginBanner_white.png

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Introduction
	Welcome	(05:28)	T
	System Requirements	(02:54)	T
Additional Information for the RHCE Exam
	What Else to prepare for the RHCE Exam	(02:09)	T
	Logical Volume Management	(04:07)	T
	Logical Volumes During Installation	(06:00)	T
	Logical Volumes After Installation Pt.1	(02:20)	T
	Logical Volumes After Installation Pt.2	(06:09)	T
	Setting up a Kickstart File	(04:49)	T
	An Automated Kickstart Installation	(03:48)	T
	Reviewing Rescue Mode	(06:23)	T
	Problems during the boot process	(04:35)	T
	What can go wrong with GRUB	(07:36)	T
	Create a network installation server	(05:01)	T
System Monitoring and Fault Analysis
	System Performance and Security Concepts	(04:46)	T
	System Faults and Breaches	(05:00)	T
	Method of Fault Analysis	(03:03)	T
	Benefits of System Monitoring	(03:20)	T
	Managing Process by Account	(02:24)	T
System Service Analysis
	System Service Access Controls	(06:48)	T
	Service and Network Access Controls	(04:30)	T
	Service and Application Access Controls	(03:06)	T
	tcp_wrappers Configuration	(04:11)	T
	Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux)	(05:09)	T
Network Configuration and Security
	Network Resource Access Controls	(03:20)	T
	Dynamic Interface Configuration	(03:48)	T
	Static Interface Configuration	(03:10)	T
	Routing Configuration Pt.1	(02:28)	T
	Routing Configuration Pt.2	(05:52)	T
	Netfilter Overview	(06:11)	T
	iptables Firewall Rules	(06:09)	T
	Firewall Rules by IP address	(06:21)	T
	Network Access Translation (NAT)	(03:17)	T
Network Support Services
	Organizing Networked Systems	(02:08)	T
	Host Name Resolution	(03:07)	T
	Trace a DNS Query with the dig command	(02:47)	T
	Exploring DNS with the host command	(02:49)	T
	An Overview of Domain Name Services	(03:15)	T
	DNS Packages	(05:14)	T
	Configuring a BIND Caching Nameserver	(06:40)	T
	Setting up a Slave Nameserver	(05:17)	T
	BIND in sysconfig and command support	(04:04)	T
	The DHCP Service	(05:57)	T
	Configuring an NTP Server	(05:37)	T
Sharing on a Network
	Network File Sharing Services	(02:26)	T
	FTP – Basic Server Configuration	(05:05)	T
	FTP – Security Options	(06:09)	T
	NFS – Basic Server Configuration	(03:47)	T
	NFS – Security Options	(04:49)	T
	Samba – Basic Server Configuration	(06:10)	T
	More on Samba	(06:25)	T
	Samba Security Options	(03:59)	T
	File Server Security	(03:28)	T
Apache Web Services and More
	Apache Web Services	(03:02)	T
	Critical Apache Configuration Directives	(06:28)	T
	Creating a Virtual Host	(06:55)	T
	Limiting Access to an Apache Website	(05:33)	T
	Apache and SELinux	(03:39)	T
	Creating a Secure Apache Host	(07:24)	T
	Configuring the Squid Web Proxy	(05:27)	T
Configuring Email Services
	Email Protocols and Agents	(04:02)	T
	Basic sendmail Configuration Pt.1	(04:33)	T
	Basic sendmail Configuration Pt.2	(03:38)	T
	Basic Postfix Configuration	(04:33)	T
	Switching Between SMTP Services	(02:47)	T
	Mail Retrieval Protocols	(03:39)	T
Creating Secure Remote Access
	A Secure Shell Server	(06:17)	T
	Configuring Secure Certificates	(05:24)	T
	Secure Shell Keys	(07:10)	T
Account Security
	Basic Account Management	(03:02)	T
	Name Service Switching	(04:19)	T
	Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM)	(04:19)	T
	Utilities and Authentication	(04:52)	T
	Making PAM Work For You	(05:57)	T
Troubleshooting and System Maintenance
	Use the Rescue Environment	(06:38)	T
	Diagnose and Correct Boot Failures	(06:04)	T
	Address Problems with Network Services	(06:04)	T
	Add, Remove, and Resize Logical Volumes	(03:22)	T
	Diagnose SELinux Network Problems	(02:32)	T
Installation and Configuration
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	Configure SELinux for Network Services	(02:49)	T
	Configure Services to Start on Boot	(03:43)	T
	Configure Basic Service Operation	(03:29)	T
	Configure User/Host-based Security	(03:52)	T
	Configure Kickstart Installations	(02:45)	T
	Add Logical Volumes during Installation	(03:47)	T
	Use iptables to for Firewalls and NAT	(04:33)	T
	Use PAM for User-Level Restrictions	(03:35)	T
Wrap-up
	Wrap-up Pt.1	(03:33)	T
	Wrap-up Pt.2	(05:36)	T
Credits
	About the Author	(01:23)	T

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