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Samba 4 Active Directory Domain Controller on Ubuntu 20.04 Server

This post will detail how to setup a pair of active directory domain controllers using Samba 4 on Ubuntu 20.04 Server. One will be a primary domain controller and the other will be a backup domain controller. This provides redundancy incase one server has to go down for updates. Pre-Requisites Two independent linux servers, this guide will use Ubuntu 20.04 Server. A domain name, sometimes called a fully qualified domain name (FQDN). Network Configuration You should configure these as static IP addresses on your router. Hostname Domain IP Address dc1 ad.ifsg.ca 192.168.2.10 dc2 ad.ifsg.ca 192.168.2.11 Setup the Primary Domain Controller This is broken up into pre-configuration of the server, installation and post-installation configuration. Pre-configuration of the server Set the hostname of

Turn on Default Duplex Printing on Mac

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When I bought my Brother duplex capable printer the first thing I wanted to do was make sure my printer was using duplex by default.  However after the initial setup I found that to get duplexing to work I would have to press the "two sided" box in the print settings dialog every time I wanted to print.  To this end I finally found a solution that removed the need to click the button, it is as follows. One note before we begin, for this to work your printer must support duplexing and must be setup on your Mac. 1. First you will need to get to the CUPS web configuration page.  In a browser enter the address 127.0.0.1:631 into the address bar. The CUPS page should greet you. Next click the "Printers" tab in the upper right corner. 2. A list of all the printers and scanners that are currently installed on your Mac will appear on the screen.  Under the queue name header choose the printer that you want to change.  In my case I selected my Brother HL 4040CDN from

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