@RojoLoco said:

Good plan, for sure, but I think the point of fooling netflix is to get the selections from other countries not available in your home country.

True, but for my 5 and 7 yo children as long as they can watch US Netflix shows from Japan which does not have ANY Netflix access yet, then it is good enough.

So did you buy a few lottery tickets?

Tryin arping it.

http://www.netscantools.com/nstpro_arpping.html

@scottalanmiller said:

Site was offline for a bit, did you get a chance to install Ubuntu?

No, I've been remote working today pulling that infected machine out of service, and solving others issues since i was there.

Okay, that makes more sense.

@PSX_Defector said:

I just got a room at the no tell motel that I said I would never stay at again. Oh well, cheapest place in Austin at the moment. Holy crap prices for that weekend are insane.

No doubt!

I did find a two room place 2 blocks away for $200 a night through airbnb

That is also my default starting recommendation.

For just under $200 you get 1 ERL + 1 UAP. Pretty much perfect for almost all SMB offices.

Drop 2 hours of labor in there and you are done with the base proposal.

I really liked RS web access. Not for everyone, of course, but my favourite web interface of all the major email platforms. I miss how fast, reliable and responsive it was.

@JaredBusch said:

@Dashrender said:

https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2015/08/nsas_partnershi.html

There were several news sources reporting this weekend that documents have been leaked that indicate that AT&T (and Verizon and others) have voluntarily worked with the NSA to connect private information for years.

The only part of this that is "news" is the amount of willing help given, not that help was given.

Every single carrier will have done this to some degree or they would not be in business right now.

I'm not sure if they wouldn't be in business, but I agree, they all have participated. Also agree the only new part is the willingness.

@Dashrender said:

Sadly I'm guessing this process will be a requirement. Assuming all other imaging rights remain unchanged (i.e. you purchase one VL Windows Pro license granting you a KMS key and VL media, you can deploy images using that KMS key and VL media), you'll need to upgrade the OEM license through the above process to be legal - otherwise, while I'm sure you could just deploy Windows 10 Pro based VL images after you've updated your KMS key on your KMS server, you probably won't be legal, because the OEM license hasn't been upgraded.

I would think that this is likely right based on how they lock the free upgrade key into the hardware ID that it generates.

@Dashrender said:

Although I don't believe you are completely out of the woods just because you have a business Agreement (BA) with a provider you use that is housing Personal Health Information (PHI) - in fact I'm pretty sure that I'm suppose to request a result of their own audit to ensure they are doing what they are suppose to be doing.. only after collecting that yearly (though how I'm suppose to know it's valid is beyond me) would I be close to be indemnified.

That's possible, back when I was doing HIPAA all the time that was not the case but it does get updated regularly.

Knowing that it is valid is likely none of your concern. You can't know that audits are valid more or less by definition. You'd need the auditor to be audited and that auditor audited and so on and so forth.

OK good enough for me.. no Tripplite

Funny thing.. my KVM is a Tripplite KVM.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubiquiti/comments/32ovll/how_do_i_configure_a_guest_network_on_unifi_ap/

@Dashrender said:

@Reid-Cooper said:

It's a local printer, so this issue is isolated to a single machine?

Yep isolated to this machine and user... this particular one is very troubled!

Isolated to the machine AND user? Have you tried from another User Profile on that machine?

@mlnews @scottalanmiller Token error with chrome & FF - don't know what to tell you 😞

@Dashrender said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

@coliver said:

@Dashrender said:

I need the machines that I control to be attached to the WiFi pre-logon. This allows anyone with a domain account to log onto the machine.

For private devices, this isn't an issue as we don't allow personal devices on the network.

If I remember correctly NPS allows pre-authentication for domain devices and then "re-authenticates" when the user logs in.

NPS doesn't re-authenticate it. It's just it passes the credentials to the 802.1x authentication first to the NPS server, logs in then will to SSO to login on the computer, using the same credentials. NPS isn't involved in that part of the configuration, you enable it via a GPO.

I don't understand - can you explain it another way?

What coliver seems to be saying is that there is double authentication, but unless you're moving the client (laptop) to another VLAN based on the user who is logging in, I don't understand why you would authenticate the user after the machine has already authenticated.

He was having some major technical issues this morning following discussions and getting very confused. Might have been just making this stuff up to like he was on the other threads.

and that is what my vendor said - but then there is this vendor
http://www.balticnetworks.com/ubiquiti-unifi-switch-48-port-poe-switch-750w.html

who indicates on their site that it does support Layer 3.

Just migrated my UniFi controller to a Ubuntu box today.

Chose Ubuntu because they have package updating for it. To go the CentOS route would require manual downloading and extracting of tar files.

Having problems with the UAP at one site not wanting to update and stay online.

Prior to migrating, I updated the Windows controller from 3.2.10 to 4.6.6 and updated all the AP's connected to it.

I downloaded the config backup from the existing controller GUI and then shut down the machine.

Then I spun up the new VM and restored the back on the first startup wizard screen. all up and happy.

@Dashrender I did not get to use any so have no direct feedback.