How to renew Let’s encrypt certificate for PRTG
In one of the last posts I’ve showed you how to install Let’s encrypt certificate on PRTG. Now it’s time to renew it. Process is simple, but require manual work. Start letsencrypt.exe and choose S for Renew specific Enter the number of the certificate you wish to renew If certificate renew process went successful, you’ll... Read More
How to view system uptime on IBM Storwize
I have a few IBM Storwize V3700, V5000 and V7000 storages. Few days ago I had to check system uptime on one of the storages. Unfortunately, you can’t do that directly. There’s no command (like uptime on Linux) nor GUI shows it. But there’s a workaronud. Login to Web GUI Choose System > Support Click... Read More
Prompt for credentials when accessing Office documents
In previous post I showed you how to force Windows to use saved passwords for network locations. But my problem still persist in some other way. While trying to opening Office document on network location or mapped network drive, Word or Excel asks for password instead of use saved credentials. To resolve the problem, add... Read More
Windows won’t use saved password for network location
I have connected a few shared network locations on a Windows 10 computer which is not in the domain. Although credentials are saved, seems like Windows not using it, so user must type password after every reboot or sign out. Network folders are on Sharepoint site and are accessed using WebDav protocol. At first I... Read More
Let’s encrypt certificate for PRTG on Windows Server
With letsencrypt-win-simple it’s easy to install Let’s encrypt certificate on IIS or Apache. But because PRTG uses it’s own web server, procedure is quite different. Prerequisites letsencrypt-win-simple – https://github.com/Lone-Coder/letsencrypt-win-simple/releases PRTG Certificate Importer – https://www.paessler.com/tools/certificateimporter IIS or other web server At first, download letsencrypt-win-simple and PRTG Certificate Importer and unpack letsencrypt-win-simple .zip archive to some folder (e.g. to C:\letsencrypt-win-simple). Because... Read More
