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    Is there any way to change the partition offset?

    Already tried mini tool partition wizard, it just claims the SSD is already aligned, which is incorrect.
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    Is there any way to change the partition offset?

    I have a Samsung 840 (regular) 250GB SSD. This SSD tool right here: (The tool) says that "Partition Offset" and "NAND Erase Block Size" are not aligned. It's because the 840 has an erase block size of 1536KB. So if I change the partition offset to 1536KB (1572864 bytes) everything will be...
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    How to you convert an SSD from NTFS to exFAT without losing any data?

    Because reasons.
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    How to you convert an SSD from NTFS to exFAT without losing any data?

    I created a system image and tried that, but it doesn't work on my PC for some reason. I get "windows could not find any file backups on this computer" even though the image folder is named properly, is in the root directory, and the Volume shadow copy service is running. Many other people with...
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    How to you convert an SSD from NTFS to exFAT without losing any data?

    I tried searching everywhere for this, they all say the same thing, that it's not possible to do this without formatting the drive. Yet there are simple ways to convert from NTFS to FAT32 without losing data, like with the free AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard. They also say that exFAT is just...
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    Would PGP be the best for a secure internal email communication?

    So you'd say PGP is more practical?
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    Would PGP be the best for a secure internal email communication?

    It's for internal communication between university staff, with maybe hundreds of users. But I guess they would also want to send emails to the outside world?
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    Would PGP be the best for a secure internal email communication?

    As far as I understand PGP uses a web of trust instead of a public certificate authority to sign certificates. Is this the best way to implement internal email security? Or is S/MIME better for some reason?
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    What technologies do you need to implement a RADIUS server?

    Thank you. That's all I needed.
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    What technologies do you need to implement a RADIUS server?

    Like what's a list of software and hardware needed to implement a radius server?
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    What is the best EAP type for a university?

    Thank you!
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    What is the best EAP type for a university?

    So PEAP uses both smart card and password authentication? This here: (EAP-PEAP Authentication Protocol) says that it only supports password authentication.
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    What is the best EAP type for a university?

    I have no idea what this is. What EAP type should be used?
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    What is the best EAP type for a university?

    If say: The professors and employees can use smart cards to connect Not all students have smart cards so they have to connect with a username/password Meaning it has to be an EAP type that can authenticate people based on BOTH their smart card or a username/password. What EAP type would that be?
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