PTT is a way of provider TPM, they are not two separate things. PTT is a non-dedicated hardware approach to TPM 2.0. PTT is designed for low power devices, often used in industrial computing.

Traditionally TPM requires a TPM module, a dedicated hardware processor and firmware for security. With TPM 2.0 dedicated hardware is no longer required. PTT is Intel's implementation of TPM 2.0 for low power systems.

Never heard of any of them. Why not use OpenVPN?

@jepoytengco said in OSPF uses:

@scottalanmiller

so eventhough it is widely used in Big networks or Enterprise networks. Having said that OSPF is shortest path, in terms of connection convergence is one advantage of OSPF?

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Jeff

OSPF detects the shortest path, detects status of the path and chooses the shortest working path for traffic. That's the high level summary.

Don't know that one.

@scottalanmiller

Actually there's no problem in upgrading my OS, the only problem is that I might need to create first a vm for my other apps to work. After this, I might proceed with the upgrade. Actually the purpose of setting up this Hyper V server is for my colleagues to practice on Windows Server VM's. But thanks for the inputs, another day and another learned input from tech gurus like you guys.

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Jeff

@Mike Davis

Can you share the template you've used for Fortigate interfaces.

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Jeff