@Mike-Davis said

If the company can remote wipe it, you don't want anything personal on it.

Explain to me how anything would be on it...when the data lives on a server which you are viewing through a web browser?

@Tim_G said

It's company owned, and I don't care to keep anything personal on it, even if it's a dual boot. Strictly work. It just keeps all cards and what-ifs completely off the table. It's best that way.

You are doing it wrong.

Emails live in a browser
Files live in a browser
Delete what you don't use.

I just got a Razer blade stealth from the US.

4K display, touchscreen (won't use but cool) Pcie SSD, i7. It runs like lightning, love the machine.

Oh no that is a purchase price. But there is a maintenance contract which has to be renewed annually.

Give it 6 months.

@coliver - For the Cisco, 1 million dollars.

For every other brand, maybe a few hundred.

@KOOLER said in New StarWind Virtual SAN Free - All restrictions removed!:

@Breffni-Potter said in New StarWind Virtual SAN Free - All restrictions removed!:

I tried to get a copy of Starwind free in the past and they were like "Here's a trial, have fun"

I don't know how you've managed to do that, free and trial were always SEPARATE download options. What did you do exactly to achieve your "here's trial etc"?

I filled in the form.
Spoke to a rep. The rep then said, here's a trial.
I asked where the free 2 node license was, was told I could not have it.

I'd be tempted to look at other products personally. What is it you want to do?

Dynamics is a full blown ERP system. Not just a CRM.

It is expensive
Complex
For enforced workflows and procedures.

Yes. I tried to get it. I had a call with a rep and I just got a trial. Bait la switch.

@JaredBusch said in Toshiba Shutting Down Business Phone Division:

@Breffni-Potter said in Toshiba Shutting Down Business Phone Division:

Cool, Irrelevant tech.

Hardly relevant, there are a lot of these systems out there and they need to be serviced and replaced.

Fixed.

I tried to get a copy of Starwind free in the past and they were like "Here's a trial, have fun"

Different alerts have been posted on this site guys, This is why we update and patch and watch for notices from vendors.

Exploits have and are found on a regular basis, the vendors then patch like lightning to prevent it.

https://arstechnica.co.uk/security/2015/05/extremely-serious-virtual-machine-bug-threatens-cloud-providers-everywhere/

You can do your research and google your hypervisor of choice to see previous patched vulnerabilities.

There have been exploits in Xen & VMWare & Hyper-v where if a guest VM is breached, the attacker can get to the host and therefore, other VMs. @Mike-Davis

Cool, Irrelevant tech.

Toshiba did phones?

https://medium.com/dara-it

Will we get to June 2017 before we finally have working SSL

Yes. The main file store is on OD4B.
SkyKick backing up the data on 365 servers and a backup is taken off the desktop on a few machines, so there is another layer of backup.

The partners are the customers. The end user is not the customer, ever, period, never.