jameswebb68

# Get-ADtop
# @ JMR 2012 All right reserved, not for resale
#
# Retrieves Realtime CPU/MEM/DISK usage details from 
# AD Computer Objects via provided BaseDN
# Or from provided ComputerName
# Probes computer names for connectivity before executing
#

# -SampleTime is the amount of time to sample the CPU usage and provide avg

jameswebb68

# Your NAS Synology device suddenly lost connection to your Windows Domain Controller, and or intermittent AD connectivity issues.
# Symptoms include but not limited to: 
# - Failing to rejoin after removing the account on the Domain. 
# - Failing to rejoin without any changes
# - Join attempt results in = "Failed to join the Windows domain. Please check your domain and firewall settings and try again"
# - Synology is joined, but attempting to connect from domain clients results in "There are no logon servers available to service the logon request"
# - This problem happens intermittently, sometimes rebooting the Synology device allows you to rejoin (Not a solution). 
# - Sometimes rebooting both Synology device and Domain Controller allows you to rejoin (Not a solution).

# 1st.) *OPTIONAL* Remove the AD Synology device from Avtice Directory Users/Computers.

jameswebb68

# is Windows NT 6+
check-os-ver() {
	local WMIC="$(wmic os get version | grep -oE ^6\.[2-3]{1})" # 6.0 - 6.3
	local CYGW="$(uname -s | grep -oE 6\.[2-3]{1})" # 6.0 - 6.3
	[[ -n "$WMIC" && -n "$CYGW" && "$WMIC" == "$CYGW" ]]
}
# is 64-bit windows
check-windows-arch() {
	local WMIC="$(wmic OS get OSArchitecture /value | grep -o '64-bit')"
	local PATH="$(cd -P "$(cygpath -W)"; cd ../Program\ Files\ \(x86\) 2>/dev/null && echo "64-bit")"

ushkinaz

#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Tests http mirrors of cygwin
"""
import random
import time
from urllib.request import  urlopen
import sys

__author__ = 'Dmitry Sidorenko'