No joke, I decided to pop in today and was just randomly scrolling through and saw my thread.
OP is alive and well lol
Yeah this in new thread stuff bud. But you got your work cut out by the sounds of it. You don't typically setup your own network in a wework office in my experience. Your...
Here is the ebay listing for the Li Heat and attached is the cross section graphic of the cable they use. Is that twinaxial cable like 3m or something better/worse?
Looking for input on a new PC case. The GPU thermals on my current setup aren't great due to the shallow height above the GPU's. For reference, the PCIE power cables touch the lid. The bulk of the exhaust from the bottom GPU recirculates into the top GPU.
Due to housing changes, I need to...
As others have said a windows server with Active Directory and file shares. Or if you don't have a server a quality NAS has means of securing docs.
For cloud based I've seen Sharepoint, box and dropbox im action. Lots of companies fighting to be your cloud vendor. They all have their pros and...
Lookup the spec sheet of the model your interested in. They are rated to function normally in certain temperature ranges. Not sure if there are any designed for outdoor use, but interesting question. Let us know what you end up doing.
Your right, from what I understand if layer 3 switch is available that would provide the best performance and handle the routing. I updated the original question removing option 3.
I guess what I was trying to figure out is there any performance differences between these "router on a stick"...
Riddle me this, which of the setups below would yield the highest throughput between vlan 10 and vlan 20? I've seen all 3 of these setups in the real world.
Setup 1 (vlans on router&sw, single link)
Firewall
interface 1 trunk VLAN 10,20 tagged
Switch
interface 1 trunk VLAN 10,20 tagged...
I love how divided [H] users are on this topic. I thought for sure a gathering of IT folk would come to a concensus.
Can we remake this thread with a poll?
I've always interpreted it as jif. The inventor calls it jif. That's good enough for me.
It's like toilet paper rolls. Over or under...
What is shocking is why did they have to pay the ransom rather than restore from on site backup files? Did they not have any backups? Did the backups get encrypted also?
I've seen the crypto virus take on dozens of forms. Hackers have refined the code now that it no longer requires...
I believe this is what you are asking for?
https://www.racksolutions.com/2post-sliding-halfshelf.html
Close up image:
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Just picked up a gigabyte p55w v4 from newegg blackfriday deal for $999
ready to install my intel 730 480gb ssd, but i'm struggling with the gigabyte factory image.
There is a tool called "Smart USB Backup". Supposedly you plug a 32GB or larger USB flash drive in and it will wipe it, copy...
Picked up my first laptop (I'm 27) gigabyte w/970m for 980 off newegg
Ouch, Those are selling for 89, currently, and from best buy none the less. I would see if they can price match
Never owned a laptop, but I'm finding I need some portability these days to appease others. Seems like laptops GPU's are finally robust enough to push 1920x1080 with decent frame rates. Looking for suggestions as I am new to this market.
Budget: $1000-1250
Requirements
LCD 15" IPS...
That is bizarre. They market it as a 300MBPS wireless N router. yet it only has 10/100 nic ports... I wonder how they plan to achieve 300MBPS over a 100MBPS circuitry. Nice one asus.
I'm starting to delve into more complex networks and I am looking for some feedback on this setup.
Flat network, no vlans
Subnets X, Y, & Z need to talk to each other.
ISP A also does PRI for voice at all 3 sites on the shared pipe
Site X (subnet x) (firewall x)
Interface 0: MPLS...
Make sure the device you are testing with has a wireless N or newer radio. Wireless G maxes out at 54MBPS with full signal.
Confirm your PC/Laptop/device is negotiating a link speed above 75MBPS. Try standing directly next to the router for all testing to rule out signal penetration issues...
that is correct and starting with server 2012 they no longer bundle ANY CAL's with it.
they are just setting you up for a failure so when they come knocking on your door saying its time for an audit they can sue the F8#k out of you if you dont comply.
i think many IT have no idea. almost all...
They've had issues with their rails for sure. I currently have two different RL-26 rails. One is a good 2 inches shorter =/. I can only pull the server out about 85% then i have to unlatch the rail lock.
Not to mention when i ordered the second RL-26 from newegg they shipped me some non-ball...
my company also resells watchgaurd. we too generally stick with other brand AP's. trendnet tew-653
is cheap and has a proven track record for us. If the trendnet doesnt cut it i usually throw a meraki at it.
watchguard wifi has been steadily improving over the years from what i've seen. It used...
When the PC has not seen the domain controller for an extend period of time (e.g. no vpn, never bringing it into the office, for 30 days) the trust relationship will break and he will get locked out, no prompt to change password. That is usually how it goes. At that point he will need access to...
Lol that date is a joke. To this day I am still buying windows 7 boxes for clients. Granted they come with 8 licenses at no additional charge.
I don't see that changing soon. Still quite a few XP machines left to turn over.
I would install to print server and map them to workstations with a logon script (batch file).
I find it to work quite well. Mapping takes place at logon along with network shares via batch files.
You can get fancy with scripts and check subnets and failover to other print servers. Maybe...
You would appear to be correct. Senao is the OEM and Engenius is owned by Senao.
According to this thread http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=86305
Senao makes equip for these vendors too:
01 = Engenius
02 = Sitecom
03 = Hamlet
04 = Rosewill
05 = Corega
06 = Amper
07 =...
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Trying to understand the reasoning for separate battery backups. So if the surge initiates on a coax line potentially it will traverse Modem > BBU > devices attached to BBU > devices on same circuit, before it finds its way to the building ground? Whereas if it was on its own BBU and...
TRENDnet TEW-653AP
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833156275
EnGenius EAP9550
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833168059
I've been buying the trendnet's but I think EnGenius might be the OEM and I'm just getting ripped off??
Not familiar with...