Over 20 years experience in the IT field, last 13 as the Jack-Of-All-Trades I-T administrator for a NorthEast US Communications company. Familiar with all Windows O/S as well as Lync/Skype-for-Business, AdTran routers, Avaya switches, Cisco firewalls, and basic Linux tasks.
Troubleshooting 802.1X auth issues with our wifi and our recently upgraded NPS server. Ntoe I did not do the upgrade nor put in teh wifi so flying a bit blid as there's no documentation from the previous employee who set this all up originally.
Me Thinks I can get new wifi out of this if I play my cards right
@gjacobse for me same thing if I don't hear my cell phone ring at 2am the wife slap will wake me up
Anyone want to build a new NAS? BackBlaze giving away free pods:
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/come-and-get-em-storage-pods-that-is/
Work changed the coffee provider again. At least this one delivers on time and replaced all the coffee makers AND gave us extra pots in case one breaks or goes missing. More office moves today.
Pas weeked was hiking, camfire in teh backyard and playing a little ham radio
This week-end is my youngest's birthday party; Toy Story theme this year
If you have a primary/failover type set up take a look at Peplink Balance products. They can do outside IP address translations and forwarding such that packets coming in on say 66.0.0.1 (Carrier A) can be sent to ip 12.0.0.1 (Carrier 
with in the device. They are expensive; but worth it. We used to use a Peplink Balance 580 here to both load balance between a (then ) Level 3 (Primary) and Time Warner (secondary) circuit but also to fail over; traffic would be re-directed via DNS (ether SRV secondary records or "round robin") to the secondary provider and the Balance 580 would essential NAT the address to the primary carrier's IP (on our equipment).
https://www.peplink.com/company/peplink-enterprise-features/
@WrCombs Bad power; or they have transient power spikes on the network cables/poe switch or the PC. See if you can check your power and grounding withthe building/maintenance person, if they have one. We had a rash of nic's on dock stations failing (of all things) in one of our offices; we thought it was the docks but then we replaced the piece of dog poop UPS the switches were on and haven't had a problem since.
Im in Buffalo, NY Toronto is our closes big city. I love it but do not get there as much as I would like.
@JaredBusch post just reminded me I have to get my PiAware ADS-B tracker running this weekend, early Fathers Day gift from the kids.
@WrCombs Same here and still haven't found the coffee pot (office moves going on, someone broke one of our pots and the other is AWOL)