In case you need to restart server idrac (or reset it) you can follow this youtube video explanation
Server - REBOOT IDRAC and fix email sending problem (on dell Server)
otherwise if you are facing email sending errors you should fix putting:
emailname@emaildomain
A) Static DNS Domain Name: emaildomain
B) DNS iDRAC Name: emailname
Here it is relative screenshot
Security - Sophos AV stop definitions updates #WORKAROUND & #DETAILS **JULY 2023**
During these latter weeks Sophos released new AV version. (Core Agent 2023.1/Server Core Agent 2023.1 )
PROBLEM
- This letter Sophos version require
that these O.S. have propter September 2021 patches installed.
- In case you are not on track with MS updates or Windows version it will occur this problem
- End point Sophos definition updates will stop working
- Client: Early of July 2023
- Server: End of July 2023
AFFECTED SYSTEMS
AND DEVICES
- Windows computers:
- From early-June 2023, Windows 10
(x64) operating systems and above that don't support Azure Code Signing
(ACS) will fail to complete the upgrade process to Core Agent 2023.1 and
above.
- Windows servers:
- From late-July 2023, Windows 2016
operating systems and above that don't support Azure Code Signing (ACS)
will fail to complete the upgrade process to Server Core Agent 2023.1
and above.
- The Software Packages functionality
in Sophos Central can be used to assign devices to a Fixed term support
(FTS) version.
- The current version for Windows
computers and servers is FTS 2022.4.3.2 and can be assigned to
devices for the duration of time it takes to apply the Windows Security
Updates.
- Note: There is an expiry date for all
software package versions after which devices will stop updating.
- The expiry date for FTS
2022.4.3.2 on Windows computers is October 10, 2023.
- The expiry date for
FTS 2022.4.3.2 on Windows servers is November 14, 2023.
- To achieve this goal you must
modify Update Management policy as indicated in below screenshots.
APPENDIX
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/topic/kb5022661-windows-support-for-the-azure-code-signing-program-4b505a31-fa1e-4ea6-85dd-6630229e8ef4
In addition to
having the required Windows Security Updates to verify modules signed by Azure
Code Signing, devices must have the "Microsoft Identity Verification Root
Certificate Authority 2020" certificate authority (CA) installed.
Generally impacted O.S. are Windows 10/11 and Windows 2016/2019/2021 server versions.
Legacy O.S. are
not impacted:
Windows 8.1
- Windows Server 2012 R2
- Windows Server 2012
- Windows 7.0 SP1
- Windows Server 2008 R2
- Windows Server 2008 SP2
New Installation
From the 18th of
April 2023, new installations to operating systems that don't support Azure
Code Signing (ACS) will fail.
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