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I administer a network of about 100 computers. One night I was monitoring the logs for the web proxy on the front of the network. It was around 2 AM and no one
by jrcii 10y ago
I administer a network of about 100 computers. One night I was monitoring the logs for the web proxy on the front of the network. It was around 2 AM and no one was there but me, so I was surprised to see dozens of connections streaming by with URLs like microsoft.com/userdata.aspx. I figured out it was the one box on the network that upgraded itself to Windows 10. Very disconcerting.
- ryuuchin 10y ago> I figured out it was the one box on the network that upgraded itself to Windows 10. Very disconcerting. Sounds like an oversight by IT. On corporate/enterprise network the Windows 10 upgrade should be disabled through group policy.
- jrcii 10y ago"IT" is me :) And yes it was an oversight, the rest of the network is comprised of thin clients running RDP, this was the one regular Windows box. Since replaced.