RDP to a Windows Server, or use a Windows VM.

7.5 billion in stock

https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2018/06/04/microsoft-github-empowering-developers/

@black3dynamite said in Managing Color Printing:

I don't remember exactly but I think we are only charged based on print counts or something like that, so we don't really worry about it that much.

B&W are normally around 1 cent per page, Color is normally closer to 10 cents, so it makes to big difference

@jaredbusch I wasn't suggesting me... Maybe he is close with someone in the community he would trust...

@jaredbusch said in Has Anyone Used Netgear Orbi?:

I recommend the Ubiquiti AmpliFi with two mesh antennas.

I always forget about this option, also a good way to go.

@networknerd Honestly, I would stick to the plan, and get Ubiquity gear. You could skip the Cloud Key, and just setup the controller on a laptop, or find someone who would let you use there controller

@ambarishrh @JaredBusch

Nextcloud

Wait, screenshot makes it seem like your trying to connect via AFP? Why?

How are you accessing? SMB? NFS?

@scottalanmiller did you try just emailing [email protected]? or [email protected]?

@dustinb3403 I have done this before and had the site down within 48 hours.

Go to Settings > Update & security > Advanced options

Option 1 allows you to choose a servicing channel (previously called a branch). The default setting is Semi-Annual Channel (Targeted), which corresponds to what was previously known as the Current Branch.

You can change this setting to Semi-Annual Channel (the new name for what was previously known as Current Branch for Business, as shown here. That defers feature updates until Microsoft declares them "ready for business deployment," a milestone that typically occurs about four months after the initial release.

@scottalanmiller Ubuntu is a surprising choice for you

@dashrender said in Webroot SecureAnywhere Business Replacement?:

I've actually been considering dumping my AV everywhere and moving to Intune

Why not Windows Defender?

@dustinb3403 we refused, however they just went to our parent company and got them to do it, meaning then they forced us to do it. I am pretty sure when you use Microsoft products you agree to be audited.

@dustinb3403 how much is it? Does it include support?

"Kick the can down the road"