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I have a Jarvis desk (from before they were called Fully). I still run it today and love it.

The only active part of the splitter is goign to your telephones. Essentially the "DSL" side of your splitter is just passing the line straight through. The filtering is only needed when you add non-DSL items to the same loop. The service you are looking for may also be known as "dry loop" DSL...

Have you tried calling your work's IT department?

How well does it balance? I'd be afraid of the monitor pulling it down.

pfsense would be my go to for a frat house environment Hardware could be anything, definitely doable for under $700 and gets you a ton of nifty features you may or may not need

Option 1: Assuming you use MoCA (coax WAN port) Turn on RFC Bridging mode on the VZ router and plug your personal router into the VZ router. Option 2: Ask VZ to switch your WAN to the ethernet port in the ONT and then plug your router's WAN straight into this ethernet port.

As a customer, I just want a traditional ONT with a ethernet handoff. Let me plug the rest in. I can't give any input from the carrier side.

www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin is my daily read

If you do a copy config nvram does it error out? If so, probably bad flash onboard.

Did a save not get performed prior to the reboot?

Hi [H] I've got the following for sale: x2 Thinkpad T42 laptops x3 docking stations I'm looking for $20/item plus shipping, which is your choice. Pictures available here: https://imgur.com/a/PAIeY Some more info: The two Thinkpad T42's: #1 - Travelstar 80gb #2 - Toshiba 40gb Both come...

I've been getting them too on my Yahoo account. Lots of the spam with the random numbers on the end.

Brocade (Foundry really) -- good big switches. I used them at my old job and never had any issues Nortel/Avaya - All the Avaya routers and switches are really just Nortels products. People seem to like them a lot more than I do, but I never had to manage them day to day in an office Juniper -...

How big of a system (how many phones/locations/trunk types)? Do you need UC features? IP or TDM?

Good for branches and low traffic sites. Good little routers, but they are becoming "last generation" compared to everything else out there.