@scottalanmiller Unfortunately it will be a 5 hour drive to get there for me.

@scottalanmiller I'll be flying out of Love Field on Thursday.

@RojoLoco said in Best. Post. Ever.:

I'll be upset with you if ML turns into 10,000 of the same "what is best antivirus" posts.

Hopefully we will just get smart people coming over. And lots of them.

Hopefully it won't since most of our threads are more discussions than other places.

@scottalanmiller thats crazy...

@scottalanmiller said in EdgeMAX EdgeRouter software release v1.9.0:

@alex.olynyk said in EdgeMAX EdgeRouter software release v1.9.0:

"some vlan for no reason" Love it!

That's the most common use of them in the wild

I may or may not have a couple like that....

They really are, and outperform every other router I have ever used.

Just had a homemade Chorizo Egg and Cheese burrito!

@dafyre said in Remmina, the RDP Client for Linux:

In the bleeding edge version of it, it now supports RemoteApps and usage of the Remote Desktop Gateway as well.

That's good to know. I've been looking for one that supports RemoteApps and haven't found anything yet.

I've been using Remmina for awhile. I like it alot.

Just another reason not to trust Microsoft.

@scottalanmiller Actually not private... domain by proxy... pretty much the same thing though.

@scottalanmiller Most likely not... WhoIS info is private.

@BRRABill I have two DCS,
DC1 has DC2 as primary and itself as secondary. Then for DC2, DC1 is primary and itself secondary.

@cteneyck From the link you sent, it appears they are using Port 1 as the "Trunk" port... If you look at the diagrams where they are tagging VLAN 101 and VLAN 102, they tag it on port 1, they are using ports 2-4 for vlan 101 (leaving untagged for no vlan aware devices) and ports 4-8 for vlan 102 (untagged for non vlan aware devices)

@cteneyck There is nothing special about an "uplink" port. In the past they were designated ports for crossover connections, but now with MDIX you no longer need to worry about it. The "trunk" setting that is on Cisco switches etc, all it does is tag all the vlans on the port, so If you go in and tag all the vlans you are using on that port it should work.

Several switches don't have a "Trunk" settings... what I've done in the past is just set up all the vlans as tagged on the port that would be the trunk.

Just ordered another Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch to replace a Cisco 10/100 switch where ports are dying on it.

@DenisKelley said in Quick Guide to Windows 2012 R2 RDS Licensing:

It is not so much that RDS licensing is complicated. I see more folks struggle with licensing Microsoft Office on RDS than anything else.

From an old Microsoft post and I'm paraphrasing here:

Joe Business User: Hey, I have 300 users that need to use MS Office on RDS, but really only 10 will be connecting. So how many licenses do I need to purchase?

Microsoft: 300.

Joe Business User: [Comment deleted by Moderator]

Next add some of the Enterprise benefits of O365 and it gets even more confusing.

.................My two pennies.

MS Office licensing is the reason why I am on Office 365.