To get started after installing CentOS7 you will need to follow these steps:
First Update CentOS
yum update
Install wget
yum install wget
Download Virtualmin
wget http://software.virtualmin.com/gpl/scripts/install.sh
Install Webmin
/bin/sh install.sh
You should now be able to access Virtualmin Control panel via https > your domain > port 10000
In some cases using the HTTP Response Headers option to manually set the server still shows Microsoft IIS server headers, for example:
Open configuration editor
then go to section system.webServer/security/requestFiltering and update the removeServerHeader to True
Visual Studio Code is a great stand alone code editor that is free from Microsoft. However, it does have a few annoying functions out of the box. The worst of them is the constant tool tips which can get in the way of code and in some cases open browser windows as you accidently click on these tool tips.
Here is how you can remove these tool tips
In all methods you will need to open the User Settings editor. To do this:
- Click File > Preferences > Settings
- Now expand "Text Editor"
- Click on "Suggestions"
- Click "Edit in Settings.json"
Now you will have the "{} User Settings" tab open. The pane on the left is the defaults and the pane on the right is where you can edit these settings. You will need to place the updates inside of the "{ code here, }" then click save.
Method 1, update the suggestion delay so you can still have tips but they don't appear unless you hover over the element for some time.
"editor.quickSuggestionsDelay": 1000,
Method 2, disable the hover function. You will still be able to use CtrlR + K and CtrlR + I as needed.
"editor.hover.enabled": false,
Method 3, disable completely. You don't want or need these tips and you want them to go away forever.
"editor.parameterHints": false,
That's it, your done!
This can be caused if you've changed your administrative account user to improve security on a server.
In order to resolve this issue you will need to stop the max view services in this order:
Then edit cimserver_planned.conf in your maxview storage manager, default path is:
C:\Program Files\Adaptec\maxView Storage Manager\pegasus\cimserver_planned.conf
open with text editor and alter the line from
enableAuthentication=true
to
enableAuthentication=false
It may look something like this:
save and exit the conf file.
Now start the maxview Storage Manager services in this order:
Now you can login with your admin account correctly.
This can occur with with to many rdp connection attempts, someone may be trying to break into your computer/server.
Check your resource monitor network usage, if you see many connections (10, 20+) with svchost.exe (termsvcs) then someone is attempting to break into the system.
Its best practice to limit RDP connections to specific IP addresses or via a VPN to prevent this. However, in some cases this may not be possible, so you may change the port number which may help mitigate the attack.
WARNING, Incorrectly editing your registry can cause your system to become non functional. Proceed at your own risk.
open regedit, and go to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TerminalServer\WinStations\RDP-Tcp" then select the PortNumber REG_DWORD entry and change the value data in Decimal to the new port number. Restart the service or system to make the change active.,
Solution #2
It can also be cause when a windows servers is running on vmware or hyper-v and in some cases with a stand alone server where hardware has changed. In most cases this error starts after virtual machine resource changes, or some windows updates.
The solution:
On the computer you are connecting to...
Open GPEdit
Then go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Session Host > Security
Then choose Require use of specific security layer for remote (RDP) connections
Enable > then choose Security Layer: RDP
Reboot the system.
Done.
note: I am not actually sure of the actual cause of this error, if someone has some details please share them below.