@scottalanmiller said:

I've been there for that. One of the reasons that I hate Florida beaches.

We don't really get ride tide in the Atlantic. It's a bigger body of water so it doesn't get as hot as the Gulf. Why do you hate Florida beaches?

Jawaiian.

Bad Domain machine accounts, I'm hearing more and more about those lately.

@ajstringham said:

@Kelly , I'm not opposed to the idea. Just most counselors wouldn't help.

Fair enough. You have to be in the right place, with a good counselor (doesn't necessarily have to have specific background on you) for it to work. It took me years before I was in the place.

@IRJ said:

I passed. Woohoo

Awesome! any tips? I wanna take mine soon!

@scottalanmiller said:

@Carnival-Boy said:

Looks really good. I'd like to see a few stock photos of some beautiful people.

Always a big plus.

I think its a little cheesy, but that's just me

Dear Printer ,
Please stop always breaking down.I love fixing but at least not everyday.
Thanks,

@scottalanmiller said:

Why won't it do what you need? That should be no issue.

Pertino would not work for this. it is not designed for it.

He wants to connect to a European IP and then watch streaming media over that IP.

Pertino could I guess if the device in Europe was then routing the incoming traffic back out tot he internet. But that is not a normal configuration for Pertino.

Also you would have to force normal internet traffic locally to go out Pertino instead of out to the internet.

@scottalanmiller said:

@IRJ cool. How is it working?

Pretty well. I have only used it with friends and family. Not with any actual clients yet, but the speed is pretty good and its just as configurable as UltraVNC. Many different settings can be tweaked for slow connections or other special circumstances.

Really great for extending home labs.

@ajstringham said:

Glad you got it figured out. I was of no use on the question, or I would have helped.

I will point out that since its an ADM file instead of an ADMX file, I had to import it manually for the specific policy. ADMs don't automatically populate when in the central store. Although I did copy the ADM to the central store since it was easy to browse to when importing

And that is a weakness of single char excerpts from security codes. There's no good way to hash those, so they have to be stored in plain text. So make sure you don't reuse that as a PIN elsewhere.

My hand just grew back. So I have that going for me.

@StrongBad said:

Did you get a chance to try it? I am interested in hearing feedback on it.

When I have time I will try it and let you know. Its on my to do list.

@IRJ Congrats!

@Nic said:

Yeah as far as I know we don't have anything like that. Seems a bit unfair to existing customers too - like when you switch phone companies 🙂

If it is only for the first year or something, nothing really wrong with it. If it was a permanent rate, that would be different.

@alexntg that's how I always understood it.

@scottalanmiller said:

@IRJ You are using one of those freelance service sites like Odesk or whatever?

yes.

It was super easy to do. I just created the folder and dropped the new ADMX files in.