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I had the same issue at one of my apartments. My solution was to get a UBNT Edgemax light router and a VPS. Then i setup a VPN tunnel between the two and set certain traffic to route out the VPN tunnel. I kept having issues with SSH when i was double natted and the router/firewall/hotspot thing...

I had an issue like this on my comcast connection. It turned out to be that the connection was split to many times before it reached the modem. The modem showed that it would lose sync and then reboot after a bit. However my signal levels where worse then yours. Can you see the modems logs and...

The mikroitk wiki is your friend. I wouldn't use openvpn on the mikrotik though it is very limited.

Oh yes don't forget that especially if you enable web filtering. I had to add rules in for netflix and a couple of devices like the roku and wd live tv before it would work correctly.

By default Sophos blocks all outgoing ports so you need to make sure that whatever port the NAS is trying to communicate on is allowed out. I don't use that function on my synology but i had the same problem with my nest and philips hue lights when i setup my sophos UTM.

Ah good i had been contemplating trying them but i think i'll pass based off of that. Datashack and WSI are almost the same company from what i've seen. I'm going to be losing two of my servers i have colo'd in CA for free and to replace them i've been contemplating a OVH server.

Its a decent host for the price. Apparently if you get compromised they have been known to just shut off access. I haven't had any down time and the speeds are decent the majority of the time. I use ESXi and run my lab, gaming, and mumble server on it. None of my friends have complained so far...

I'm going to guess datashack in Kansas City and soyoustart/ovh in Canada. I pay $59 for a dedicated server at datashack.

What about using security onion. I've used that at home before and it captured packets just fine. It has a bunch of different tools including snort and snorby.

The only time i ever bought from RadioShack was when I was using my employee discount. Now i rarely go there but when i do i make sure to use my sisters discount since she still works part time at the shack.

In Northern California it is a fairly common thing as they "blend" them in with the surrounding trees. Here is a picture of one. Some stop lights have wireless units on them depending on the location.

The nano release is for embedded devices usually as it is meant for install on a CF card. I had to look at this for the specificspage. The VGA file means it uses the VGA output instead of just the serial console. Depending on the way you installed it originally you are probably best off using...

wow thats pretty bad...the cellebrite i used at radioshack could transfer 100pics in less then 15mins. The only time we would see the pictures is if the phone decided to go into slideshow mode when the cellebrite started the transfer. It was rare but it did happen.

One of my previous bosses was color blind and he designed websites sometimes.....

i would do what shockey suggested...no extra money is spent

I work part time at a radioshack and last i checked(January of this year) the unlimited 3g plan works with 4g devices. i asked my verizon rep before i upgraded my phone because i wanted to make sure i kept the unlimited plan. now i have an unlimited 4g plan :D

DUDE!! you wouldnt happen to live in nevada county would you cause thats the same thing that happened here!

Yep and I was worried about running into issues with the fresnel zone between my friends house and his gma's cause there is a small embankment and trees. The only problem is when a big truck or bus stops there once in a blue moon it losses the connection. I don't think he would need a high...

I use a nanostation at a friends house to get internet to his gma's house its less then 1/4mi but when I first got it I tested it up to close to 1/2mi away with my laptop and I was just barely able to connect to it. For the most part it had a clear los a few small trees and a small shed it had...

dslextreme or sonic(if your in CA as far as i know) might have been able to give you service...only downside is at&t still owns the lines so any service calls that require a truck roll have to go through at&t but since dslextreme is the actual customer only they are allowed to schedule the truck...

oh i know the feeling with the DOS voicemail machines...one client i have won't upgrade even though i can show him saving close to $200 a month just by switching so a half VoIP half POTS setup even more if we switch to an almost all VoIP solution. there DOS vm machine took a dump about 6 months...

yes the place i was working for before my new job used this for home users, and they where pretty happy with it.

I like 3cx. I was using it to run my house pbx for a while but then i decided to stop because i wanted to be able to use the g729 codec to save bandwith on my crappy internet connection.

voip.ms covers canada and there is another one on the dslreports forum to i think but i don't know the name.

I use flowroute for my moms business and have had 0 problems with it. At home I use voip.ms and it is awesome to. I actually use it for a failover route for my moms office incase something happens with flowroute or the asterisk box goes down at my moms office.

yeah my new job uses kronos and its slow as heck to load. It probably takes 1-2mins for me to be able to punch in or out. its also slow to update.

I used them for a little while and they where great, and I know one of the guys who runs it is on [H]

my mom was listening to a description of the suspect on the tv and from the description my mom said he sounds like he could have schizophrenia. He had recently been 5150'd

voip-info has links to the firmware for the 7960, but i have no idea if they have it for yours

see if you can do them all at once and have a little fireworks show

Ya I had the same thing going to protect my WHS, but then I changed it out to more of a media pc. I think my memory in the astaro computer is bad I reloaded it today and a few hours later it crashed. Only difference between this install and the last was I had the 64 bit install and today I used...

Turning it off was the simplest solution I found on the astaro forum. I would assume that if i added my torrent ports to the exception list it would let them through. I never played with it though as it is not something that I do a lot now.

I believe you have it backwards. the Source should be the internet(Internet IPv4) and the traffic destination should be the internal network and then the destination should be the computer running utorrent. Thats how mines setup. I would think though you could make the traffic destination be the...

Make sure you turn off the IDS. Thats the one thing that i kept forgetting to do when I would try to download torrents. I have bigger problems now though. For some reason i keep having a kernel panic after its been installed and has an uptime of a few days to a week, but other then that I love...

same here

My suggestion as well

I have used them both, but it was when amahi was just entering beta. Both are pretty good, but FreeNAS is more of a NAS only option. While amahi is more like a windows home server. There is also one called openfiler, but I have never played with it. I liked freenas over amahi just because I...

No, but I took a computer forensics course at my community college. The teacher was a real estate lawyer that said "i haven't done this before so we will be working through the labs together". The book was insightful but the teacher had no business teaching a course like this.

Excellent stuff there.

Yes i used it with an engenious 2610 and a 5610. We where going to deploy the 5610 with it, but the openmesh firmware didn't work correctly with the 5610. It had a problem with the power output not being right compared to stock engenious firmware. The 2610 though works really well with it. My...