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Q: On Premise NPS server check computer account in Azure AD I've got a Windows based NPS Radius server for authenticating my wireless clients based on device certificates (supplied by my internal CA). In my NPS network policy I have set conditions to grant access only when that the computer is a member of the group Domain Computers, the computer account not disabled etc.
We are slowly shifting towards Azure AD, meaning computers are no longer a member of our on premise AD.
I found this article https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/authentication/howto-mfa-nps-extension but this only for authenticating users through Azure AD, not computers.
Is there something similar available so my on-premise NPS server can validate the Azure AD joined computers in Azure?
Thanks!

A: If you're going pure cloud machines, then there's no official Microsoft support as far as I know for this yet.
If you google hard enough, there is an unofficial workaround that works by creating dummy duplicate AAD machines to the local AD.


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"They are twice the size that the pod apartments in Seattle and across the water (are), and half the price," Lent says.
She also talks up the city's World War II-era housing stock, saying "sturdy" homes make "great fixer-uppers" for young families. It's an "old city with a new look," that's pedestrian-friendly, she says. And there's no comparison between an I-5 commute, and a "much more relaxing," " fun," "and a beautiful ride," the ferries provide.
"We invite you all to come live in Bremerton," she concludes.
Lent told me Friday that she's hopeful that some employees of Seattle's biggest companies will want to move to town, and that if enough of them come, the Boeings and the Microsofts will even want to pay for faster ferry service to Seattle.
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Words cannot even describe just how horrific the disjointed world of deliberate class warfare and the discarded treatment of long time Bremerton residents like yesterdays garbage that wages inside the bubble that Lent and her joined at the hip media coverage exist in.
Colleen, would you like to revisit your run-on sentence, and make it a tad more legible? I am having problems with the lack of punctuation. . . thanks in advance.
SoDo BremPa now in progress…great!
When I was younger and living in Kitsap County, I was always wondering why dtBremerton was always looking 'deserted'. I make frequent trips through the ferry dock and the feeling of all this growth makes me feel vindicated for being that ONE guy who would talk good about Bremerton, while everyone would clown on it. (Yes, Seattleites, thank you for the word Bremelo). Military brat here, I hope a recharged dtBremerton will BE the new cultural vanguard in Kitsap. Hey, I like Silverdale and all, but really…a mall parking lot as the center of commerce? With that said, Go Raiders!
I am so frustrated by this campaign! Honestly I like the small town feel and I'd rather people come to visit, spend their money and leave! Rent has already increased by 15% in less than a year. Because we have limited access things out here already tend to be a little pricier. Adding a bunch of city folk isn't going to help that….


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Apollo-era Moon quakes hint that Moon is still active today
by Darrel Baker
in Sci-tech
— Мая 15, 2019
Bridenstine capped Monday's media call by announcing that NASA's latest lunar initiative would be named Artemis, the goddess of the hunt and of the moon in Greek mythology and the twin sister of Apollo. "Our astronaut office is very diverse and highly qualified".
"The first woman will be an American on the surface of the moon in five years", Bridenstine said in April during the Space Symposium conference in Colorado Springs.
Right now it's unknown who the first woman to ever walk on the moon's surface will be.
"It's really remarkable to see how data from almost 50 years ago and from the LRO mission has been combined to advance our understanding of the moon while suggesting where future missions intent on studying the moon's interior processes should go", said Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) Project Scientist John Keller.
"It's really remarkable to see how data from almost 50 years ago and from the LRO mission has been combined to advance our understanding of the Moon while suggesting where future missions intent on studying the Moon's interior processes should go", said LRO Project Scientist John Keller of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.
Of all those components, only the Orion has flown in space, during an uncrewed test flight in 2014. But the first step is getting to the moon.
Vice President Mike Pence recently revealed the new deadline during a speech at the fifth meeting of the National Space Council in Huntsville, Alabama, where he told an audience that the president wants astronauts to touch down on the lunar south pole by 2024. Bridenstine said during the call that he had not been briefed on what those budgetary offsets would be.
SLS and Orion: $651 million to accelerate development.
It also includes $132 million and $90 million respectively for key exploration technologies such as solar electric propulsion and devices that convert polar ice to water, as well as increased robotic exploration of the moon's polar regions.
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Watters and his team agree that more data is needed to confirm their finding, and hope that future missions to the moon will set up a high-quality network of seismometers and other equipment to determine if the moon is still restless.
It would be followed by a version that could bring people to the Moon along the same timeframe as NASA's proposed 2024 return, Mr Bezos said. China has also stated that it's vying to be the first space-faring nation to reach Mars. "And an ascent model that gets us back to gateway", Bridenstine said.
"Basically, the shorter the program is, the less time it takes, the less political risk we endure". That's why the moon is so valuable.
The White House did not agree to ask for "new" money for the accelerated lunar landing program.
NASA hopes that more exploration of the moon will help the U.S. establish a strategic presence in space and grow their global partnerships.
"We will see various reactions" from Congress, he said.
The increased funding request, comes nearly two months after Vice President Mike Pence declared the objective of shortening by four years NASA's previous timeline for putting astronauts back on the moon for the first time since 1972.
"They can build a lander that just integrates with the Gateway, robots, rovers, landers", he said. We want to be there, no kidding, by 2024.
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Jedinak's Villa through to play-off final after shootout win over West Brom
Villa won the first leg 2-1 at home but Craig Dawson's first-half header levelled it up for West Brom . Leeds hold a 1-0 first-leg lead over Frank Lampard's outfit. "All of us are very hungry".
Tehran Sentences Iranian British Council Worker To 10 Years For 'Spying'
A London-based British Council employee, Aras Amiri, was arrested in Iran in 2018 during a trip to visit relatives. He did not identify her, but said she was a student in Britain before being recruited by the British Council .
In deepest-ever submarine dive, explorer finds trash on ocean floor
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The Jeremy Kyle Show dressed guests in hoodies and tracksuits, report claims
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UK: Theresa May to bring Brexit deal back to lawmakers in June
Parliament usually breaks for the summer in the second half of July, although the exact date has not been set. British PM Theresa May will have to get a Brexit deal through parliament before the summer break.
San Francisco votes to ban city use of facial recognition technology
It also expands a 2018 law requiring the San Francisco public transportation system Bart to outline how it surveils passengers. But those who support the ban say facial recognition technology is flawed and a serious threat to civil liberties.
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Kang grabs first PGA Tour win at 159th attempt
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Boston Red Sox Rumors: Madison Bumgarner the ideal mid-season pickup
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Donald Trump: U.S. in a 'little squabble' with China
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Sri Lanka blocks social media and imposes curfew after anti-Muslim attacks
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Vladimir Putin Says Wants To "Fully Restore" Russia-US Ties
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Russia launches another 36 OneWeb satellites
July 1, 2021 8:23 am Robert Zimmerman
Capitalism in space: Russia today launched another 36 OneWeb satellites from its Vostochny spaceport using its Soyuz-2 rocket.
This raises the number of OneWeb satellites in orbit to 254.
The leaders in the 2021 launch race:
20 SpaceX
3 Northrop Grumman
The U.S. remains ahead of China, 29 to 18, in the national rankings.
Darwin Teague
I have never been able to figure out how you do these counts.
America has 29
SpaceX has 20
Northrop Grumman has 3
Where are the other 6?
Thank you for explaining it to me.
Darwin Teague: The leader list is only the LEADERS. There are other American companies that have launches (Rocket Lab, Virgin Orbit, etc) but not enough to make the leader board.
At the end of the year I will publish a full graph, as I have done every year for the past four. See:
The state of the global rocket industry in the 21st century
mkent
Darwin: SpaceX 20, Northrop 3, ULA 2, Rocket Lab 2, and Virgin Orbit 2.
This comes up a lot.
I agree that Bob's table is confusing since it mixes foreign countries and American companies. It would be clearer and more consistent to combine the American numbers into a single entry in the table and use the text to pull out SpaceX and the other American companies. The way he does it, it's not clear at all unless you dig into the details that it is America, not China, that is leading the launch race.
But Bob wants to highlight SpaceX, not America, so he does what he does. His blog — his rules.
mkent: My goal is to highlight the success of all American companies, driven by profit, capitalism, and private ownership. If ULA was doing what SpaceX was doing I'd be thrilled, and it would get highlighted quite nicely. They aren't. Neither is Blue Origin, yet. Or Rocket Lab, despite many promises.
I eagerly await the day that all begin showing up in the leader board, so that SpaceX doesn't dominate. It isn't up to me, or SpaceX however. It is up to them.
Robert: My comment isn't about SpaceX vs. ULA vs. Northrop Grumman, etc. Comparing company vs. company is legitimate, as is showing how SpaceX is dominating the American launch market.
But the confusion with your chart is that it compares American companies with foreign countries. For most of last year, the chart made it look like China, not the United States, was the world launch leader. A casual glance at the chart right now would show the same thing.
I know enough about the launch industry that I can parse your chart and understand its meaning. But based on the frequency of questions very much like Darwin's — it seems to happen about once every three or four times you post the chart — a lot of people do not. The chart seems to confuse, not clarify.
I'm suggesting that putting all of the American launches under a single line titled "America" with the American companies split out in the text below instead of the other way around would reduce the confusion. Or perhaps breaking out the American companies in an indented sub-list under the "America" line instead of in the text would be even better.
It would, perhaps, reduce the number of times you have to answer the same question.
29 America
—– 20 SpaceX
—— 3 Northrop Grumman
—— 2 ULA
—— 2 Rocket Lab
—— 2 Virgin Orbit
…but with the hyphens replaced with the proper html code to indent the subgroup properly.
My chart above still shows SpaceX dominating the American launch market, but it also shows America dominating the world launch market. It also shows at a glance one other thing. Space launch is beginning to be the United States, China, and everyone else. That's even more apparent when you consider that nearly half of Russia's launches are OneWeb launches and a South Korean rideshare.
And THAT shows one other important point. SPACE is beginning to be the United States, China, and everyone else. Once the OneWeb launches are over, Russia will have a niche launching Progress and Soyuz capsules to the ISS, and Europe will have a space science niche. Nearly everything else will be either the United States or China.
And THAT drives debate to your overall free market vs. controlled market point. How that plays out throughout the 21st century will be a pretty good indicator of the future of humanity.


Josee Doyon and Jennifer Ha finished tied for 27th and the Kent State women�s golf team shot a 37-over-par 901 and finished in 12th place at the Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational at the University of Texas Golf Club in Austin.
The Golden Flashes entered Tuesday�s final round in 10th place and shot a 15-over-par 303 a day after shooting a 10-over-par 298.
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Mr. Ostfield has combined his experiences in professional sports with higher education, including developing and teaching "Leadership of a Professional Sports Franchise" in the University of Michigan's Sport Management Masters Program, teaching "Sports Economics" in New York University's Sports Business Masters Program and teaching "Sports and the Law" at the University of San Diego School of Law. Mr. Ostfield's achievements were recognized nationally in 2000, 2001 and 2002 when Street & Smith's SportsBusiness Journal included Mr. Ostfield on its annual "Forty Under 40" list, culminating in Street & Smith inducting Mr. Ostfield into its Forty Under 40 Hall of Fame in 2002. Mr. Ostfield earned a Juris Doctor from Boston University's School of Law, a Master of Business Administration degree from Boston University's Graduate School of Management and a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania.
One of ESPN's preeminent journalists, Jeremy Schaap has been with the company since 1994. He now serves as the co-host of the weekly E:60 on Sunday mornings and continues to contribute to ESPN's other studio shows, including Outside the Lines and SportsCenter.
In 2015, Schaap won the prestigious Robert F. Kennedy Award for reporting on human rights and social justice issues, a first for ESPN. The RFK Center honored Schaap for his story exposing the plight of migrant laborers in Qatar, who live and work in inhumane conditions. It's been projected that thousands will die as the tiny gulf emirate, by some measures the richest country on earth, prepares to play host to the 2022 World Cup.
Sarah Spain is a columnist for espnW, a SportsCenter reporter, host of the "That's What She Said" podcast and co-host of Spain and Fitz, airing weekdays, 3-6 p.m. ET on ESPN Radio. Since joining ESPN in 2010 Spain has also contributed to other programs and platforms at the company, including The Dan Le Batard Show, Russillo & Kanell, His & Hers and Olbermann. She previously co-hosted ESPN Radio's first all-women program, espnW Presents: The Trifecta, and also co-hosted Izzy and Spain.
Prior to joining ESPN, Spain wrote a popular sports blog on ChicagoNow.com, acted as a recurring guest-host of ChicagoNow radio on WGN AM-720 and was a freelance writer for the Chicago Tribune Red Eye. Sarah also did some sideline reporting for the Big Ten Network and hosted the Coors Light Fantasy Players Minute, an online fantasy football show.
Former Major League Baseball player Bobby Valentine assumed the role of executive director of athletics at Sacred Heart University in 2013.
Valentine has helped to raise the visibility of Pioneer Athletics over his tenure with appearances on ESPN, SNY and other national and regional media outlets. In just 24 months, he spearheaded numerous projects to better Pioneer Athletics, including the hiring of the program's first-ever strength and conditioning coach, the construction of the Student-Athlete Enhancement Center and the addition of women's rugby to varsity status. In support of the new strength and conditioning coach, Valentine directed a $150,000 renovation of the weight room with state-of-the-art Hammer Strength equipment for use by varsity athletes and the general student population.
Sacred Heart University is constructing a $21.8 million state-of-the-art fitness facility named after Valentine. The three-story, 57,400-square-foot Bobby Valentine Recreation Center will include an indoor track, a 5,000-square-foot bowling center featuring LED widescreen monitors, an 18-bike spin center, a 45-foot climbing wall and a two-story, 7,000-square-foot fitness center for cardiovascular workouts, free and cable weights, circuit training and CrossFit opportunities. The third floor will also feature a juice bar. The anticipated opening is August 2019.
In a time of unprecedented change in the sports industry, James Pitaro, president of ESPN and co-chairman of Disney Media Networks will discuss the disruptive trends in sports media and share his perspective on the future of the industry. Pitaro will be interviewed by fellow Cornell alum, Sarah Spain, espnW columnist and ESPN TV and Radio personality.
Gary Bettman, NHL Commissioner, has guided the NHL through an incredible period of growth and heads up all collective bargaining negotiations on behalf of the league. Michael Levine, co-Head CAA Sports, leads one of the top sports agencies in the world, representing athletes and driving new areas of growth. They both have a deep understanding of the issues surrounding athletes, owners, leagues, sponsorships and have led their organizations through significant challenges. They have been involved in structuring and closing deals that have shaped, and will continue to shape, the future of the sports industry. Jeremy Schaap, one of the world's preeminent sports journalists, will lead a discussion focused on leadership, innovation and deal-making in the sports industry.
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