@travisdh1 said in HDMI Monitor suggestions:

@pmoncho said in HDMI Monitor suggestions:

@scottalanmiller said in HDMI Monitor suggestions:

@pmoncho said in HDMI Monitor suggestions:

@WrCombs said in HDMI Monitor suggestions:

Just finished Moving from Windows 7 Desktop to Windows 10 Laptop as the daily driver at work.
only thing i'm missing is my second screen and that's cause I'm missing the HDMI port on the Monitors we have here.
My Boss is going to buy what ever screen I pick out, with that said, what are your suggestions for a new monitor that is compatible with HDMI? (Which should be any recently made monitor, right? )

If going with a new monitor, I've always been partial to Dell 24" U2419H line. Nice color, crisp, clear.

If going new, I like 27" or larger.

If a single monitor, I agree 27 or larger would be the way to go. I have had 2 or more monitors for so long, it slips my brain that many will probably have one. I have found that 24" monitors hit a sweet spot with 2 or more.

I'm working with a 32", 24" and 20" right now, and wish for 3 40" monitors with how much I tend to have going on.

Dang, 3 40's would take up a lot of desk real estate. Wish I had that much desk room for those.

@scottalanmiller said in HDMI Monitor suggestions:

@pmoncho said in HDMI Monitor suggestions:

@WrCombs said in HDMI Monitor suggestions:

Just finished Moving from Windows 7 Desktop to Windows 10 Laptop as the daily driver at work.
only thing i'm missing is my second screen and that's cause I'm missing the HDMI port on the Monitors we have here.
My Boss is going to buy what ever screen I pick out, with that said, what are your suggestions for a new monitor that is compatible with HDMI? (Which should be any recently made monitor, right? )

If going with a new monitor, I've always been partial to Dell 24" U2419H line. Nice color, crisp, clear.

If going new, I like 27" or larger.

If a single monitor, I agree 27 or larger would be the way to go. I have had 2 or more monitors for so long, it slips my brain that many will probably have one. I have found that 24" monitors hit a sweet spot with 2 or more.

@WrCombs said in HDMI Monitor suggestions:

Just finished Moving from Windows 7 Desktop to Windows 10 Laptop as the daily driver at work.
only thing i'm missing is my second screen and that's cause I'm missing the HDMI port on the Monitors we have here.
My Boss is going to buy what ever screen I pick out, with that said, what are your suggestions for a new monitor that is compatible with HDMI? (Which should be any recently made monitor, right? )

If going with a new monitor, I've always been partial to Dell 24" U2419H line. Nice color, crisp, clear.

@scottalanmiller said in Gaming - What's everyone playing / hosting / looking to play:

@travisdh1 said in Gaming - What's everyone playing / hosting / looking to play:

@scottalanmiller said in Gaming - What's everyone playing / hosting / looking to play:

@Dashrender said in Gaming - What's everyone playing / hosting / looking to play:

@scottalanmiller said in Gaming - What's everyone playing / hosting / looking to play:

@G-I-Jones said in Gaming - What's everyone playing / hosting / looking to play:

Man all y'all are lucky. I work at a college, lol. They making faculty staff and students do remote learning!

I really hoping to be at home soon. I have shit to do. Baseboards and doors need painted, cabinets need stained, I have 5 weeks until I take the Networking + test. I could really just use the extra time home in general.

Same here, we are gutting a good portion of the house right now.

Gutting?

Yes, taking out the drywall, and it some cases even the supporting walls to replace the wood. Everything going down to the studs, and some studs being replaced.

Fixing all the water damage?

Fixing the 1970s damage. Ridiculous wall paper, half assed repairs, etc. It's a 1970s house that lots of it hasn't been updated. We did the worst room last year (second bathroom). Next worst room(s) being done now... master bath and the master closet area.

I am in the process of getting off the 2nd layer of sticky tile from the early 70's. What a beautiful Avocado this is. Blaaahhh. For the life of me, I cannot figure out why this color was so popular.

@JaredBusch said in Apple 2FA:

Authy has long been a better solution to use. but recent news means GA is just bad.
https://lifehacker.com/switch-from-google-authenticator-to-a-more-secure-2fa-a-1842212483

Good to know. Authy it is.

@JaredBusch said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

@JaredBusch said in Apple 2FA:

@Dashrender said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

@Dashrender said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

@JaredBusch said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

Working on our potential WFH plan, I plan on having my users use 2FA to access our SSL-VPN. I won't have an issue with Android and Windows but I have no clue how to help those with iPhones as I have not used or played with one.

I use Authy myself and a few others use Google Authenticator. Did some searching and Apple has 2FA in the OS but states it is only for Apple devices.

So what do individuals use for 2FA for work or other sites? Just use MS Authenticator and Google Authenticator?

Umm, what would apple's built in 2fa have to do with your third party websit 2fa?

The fact that Apple does not have their own Authenticator app in the app store like Google and MS do. Plus, what Apple does have, only works with Apple products. Hopefully this knowledge will save time for someone is in the same situation.

Other than that, nothing.

Well sure - Since apple owns it's world from soup to nutz they can bake their own MFA in, none of the other platforms do - so they have to to provide add-on apps.

Yeah, I totally understand why they do what they do. Just didn't realize they wouldn't have an app for their users. Oh well, moving on...

Since apple controls the whole thing, they don't need to do what others do - so a separate app isn't necessary for them.

Would you just stop. This has nothing to do with actual 2FA as he is attempting to implement. Do not conflate things.

So, then are you saying that the 2FA that is internal to Apple OS, is totally different concept than the 2FA the Google/MS app provides?

I do understand the the implementation may be different but is the concept different?
If so, then I definitely am missing something.

Yes, you are missing something. It is not OTP 2FA as you are discussing.

Ok Thanks, that make much more sense. Will worry more about Apple if I ever get one.

@JaredBusch said in Apple 2FA:

@Dashrender said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

@Dashrender said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

@JaredBusch said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

Working on our potential WFH plan, I plan on having my users use 2FA to access our SSL-VPN. I won't have an issue with Android and Windows but I have no clue how to help those with iPhones as I have not used or played with one.

I use Authy myself and a few others use Google Authenticator. Did some searching and Apple has 2FA in the OS but states it is only for Apple devices.

So what do individuals use for 2FA for work or other sites? Just use MS Authenticator and Google Authenticator?

Umm, what would apple's built in 2fa have to do with your third party websit 2fa?

The fact that Apple does not have their own Authenticator app in the app store like Google and MS do. Plus, what Apple does have, only works with Apple products. Hopefully this knowledge will save time for someone is in the same situation.

Other than that, nothing.

Well sure - Since apple owns it's world from soup to nutz they can bake their own MFA in, none of the other platforms do - so they have to to provide add-on apps.

Yeah, I totally understand why they do what they do. Just didn't realize they wouldn't have an app for their users. Oh well, moving on...

Since apple controls the whole thing, they don't need to do what others do - so a separate app isn't necessary for them.

Would you just stop. This has nothing to do with actual 2FA as he is attempting to implement. Do not conflate things.

So, then are you saying that the 2FA that is internal to Apple OS, is totally different concept than the 2FA the Google/MS app provides?

I do understand the the implementation may be different but is the concept different?
If so, then I definitely am missing something.

@Dashrender said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

@Dashrender said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

@JaredBusch said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

Working on our potential WFH plan, I plan on having my users use 2FA to access our SSL-VPN. I won't have an issue with Android and Windows but I have no clue how to help those with iPhones as I have not used or played with one.

I use Authy myself and a few others use Google Authenticator. Did some searching and Apple has 2FA in the OS but states it is only for Apple devices.

So what do individuals use for 2FA for work or other sites? Just use MS Authenticator and Google Authenticator?

Umm, what would apple's built in 2fa have to do with your third party websit 2fa?

The fact that Apple does not have their own Authenticator app in the app store like Google and MS do. Plus, what Apple does have, only works with Apple products. Hopefully this knowledge will save time for someone is in the same situation.

Other than that, nothing.

Well sure - Since apple owns it's world from soup to nutz they can bake their own MFA in, none of the other platforms do - so they have to to provide add-on apps.

Yeah, I totally understand why they do what they do. Just didn't realize they wouldn't have an app for their users. Oh well, moving on...

Since apple controls the whole thing, they don't need to do what others do - so a separate app isn't necessary for them.

Agreed. For users who only want to live within Apple's own universe, it definitely is not necessary.

@JaredBusch said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

@JaredBusch said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

Working on our potential WFH plan, I plan on having my users use 2FA to access our SSL-VPN. I won't have an issue with Android and Windows but I have no clue how to help those with iPhones as I have not used or played with one.

I use Authy myself and a few others use Google Authenticator. Did some searching and Apple has 2FA in the OS but states it is only for Apple devices.

So what do individuals use for 2FA for work or other sites? Just use MS Authenticator and Google Authenticator?

Umm, what would apple's built in 2fa have to do with your third party websit 2fa?

The fact that Apple does not have their own Authenticator app in the app store like Google and MS do. Plus, what Apple does have, only works with Apple products. Hopefully this knowledge will save time for someone is in the same situation.

Other than that, nothing.

You are not understanding how 2FA works.

That is quite possible.

@Dashrender said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

@JaredBusch said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

Working on our potential WFH plan, I plan on having my users use 2FA to access our SSL-VPN. I won't have an issue with Android and Windows but I have no clue how to help those with iPhones as I have not used or played with one.

I use Authy myself and a few others use Google Authenticator. Did some searching and Apple has 2FA in the OS but states it is only for Apple devices.

So what do individuals use for 2FA for work or other sites? Just use MS Authenticator and Google Authenticator?

Umm, what would apple's built in 2fa have to do with your third party websit 2fa?

The fact that Apple does not have their own Authenticator app in the app store like Google and MS do. Plus, what Apple does have, only works with Apple products. Hopefully this knowledge will save time for someone is in the same situation.

Other than that, nothing.

Well sure - Since apple owns it's world from soup to nutz they can bake their own MFA in, none of the other platforms do - so they have to to provide add-on apps.

Yeah, I totally understand why they do what they do. Just didn't realize they wouldn't have an app for their users. Oh well, moving on...

Now, Google/MS do allow you to use their MFA tool for more than just their own services, and it appears that Apple does not, so on an iOS device you're forced to install a separate MFA tool, like Authy or GA, or MA.

No account from Google is required to use GA by the way, I don't think so for MA either.

Hmmm... Good to know. Maybe the last few setups I did (a while ago), I probably just went to fast, along with the users already having Google accounts and setting them up also.

@JaredBusch said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho said in Apple 2FA:

Working on our potential WFH plan, I plan on having my users use 2FA to access our SSL-VPN. I won't have an issue with Android and Windows but I have no clue how to help those with iPhones as I have not used or played with one.

I use Authy myself and a few others use Google Authenticator. Did some searching and Apple has 2FA in the OS but states it is only for Apple devices.

So what do individuals use for 2FA for work or other sites? Just use MS Authenticator and Google Authenticator?

Umm, what would apple's built in 2fa have to do with your third party websit 2fa?

The fact that Apple does not have their own Authenticator app in the app store like Google and MS do. Plus, what Apple does have, only works with Apple products. Hopefully this knowledge will save time for someone is in the same situation.

Other than that, nothing.

@travisdh1 said in Apple 2FA:

@pmoncho Authy https://apps.apple.com/us/app/authy/id494168017

Yeah, I thought about Authy as that is what I use and like. With being Apple products, better to use Authy then having them create a Google/MS account and then setup G/MS Authenticator app on top of that.

Working on our potential WFH plan, I plan on having my users use 2FA to access our SSL-VPN. I won't have an issue with Android and Windows but I have no clue how to help those with iPhones as I have not used or played with one.

I use Authy myself and a few others use Google Authenticator. Did some searching and Apple has 2FA in the OS but states it is only for Apple devices.

So what do individuals use for 2FA for work or other sites? Just use MS Authenticator and Google Authenticator?

@Dashrender said in Outbound Email group terminology:

@pmoncho said in Outbound Email group terminology:

@Dashrender said in Outbound Email group terminology:

@pmoncho said in Outbound Email group terminology:

Thanks group.

At this time, we currently we use Kerio Connect for email (users use webmail function not Outlook connector). That will hopefully change in the future based on changes that are currently happening at work.

I will check into the shared mailbox scenario also. Nice to know that there are possible options out there. Armed with the search terms, it definitely helps when researching my current and future email apps.

What's wrong with kerio?

It was bought by GFI. That is the biggest issue. Large price increase and development prior to their purchase was much better. Support is not what it use to be either.

I'm being a little @scottalanmiller'ish as it has become more of a moral issue.

Plus, I would like to eventually SasS.

EDIT: Prior to GFI, I really liked Kerio. Stable release updates and support was awesome. Felt they had a huge chip on their shoulder and wanted to kick MS Exchange A$$. That trait is now gone and it reflects in their product.

If you're being Scottish.. then you don't want to look at Hosted Exchange. If you're like him, you'll look at Zoho.

They will be on the list if they can help me with this situation.

@Dashrender said in Outbound Email group terminology:

@pmoncho said in Outbound Email group terminology:

Thanks group.

At this time, we currently we use Kerio Connect for email (users use webmail function not Outlook connector). That will hopefully change in the future based on changes that are currently happening at work.

I will check into the shared mailbox scenario also. Nice to know that there are possible options out there. Armed with the search terms, it definitely helps when researching my current and future email apps.

What's wrong with kerio?

It was bought by GFI. That is the biggest issue. Large price increase and development prior to their purchase was much better. Support is not what it use to be either.

I'm being a little @scottalanmiller'ish as it has become more of a moral issue.

Plus, I would like to eventually SasS.

EDIT: Prior to GFI, I really liked Kerio. Stable release updates and support was awesome. Felt they had a huge chip on their shoulder and wanted to kick MS Exchange A$$. That trait is now gone and it reflects in their product.

Thanks group.

At this time, we currently we use Kerio Connect for email (users use webmail function not Outlook connector). That will hopefully change in the future based on changes that are currently happening at work.

I will check into the shared mailbox scenario also. Nice to know that there are possible options out there. Armed with the search terms, it definitely helps when researching my current and future email apps.

Thanks. I will look up the "Send As" term. That may work.

I just see customer service emails from the likes of webroot, CDW and many more.

Have done a bunch of searching but not hitting the mark.

What phrase do I need to search to find out what email systems provide the following functionality:

I have three users in a group called PM. I would like inbound email sent to PM@domain<.>com to go to all three users. Each user in any combo can reply to the email sent to PM and when they reply out, I want it to show the From and Return address as PM@domain<.>com (not their own account).

Also, if any of these users get an email to their own email address, I want the From and Return address to show their own (like normal everyday email).

What is the term I need to search for?

Groups/Distribution List doesn't really hit the mark because it works on the inbound but not the outbound issue I have.

@G-I-Jones said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Studying for my Networking + certificate with flash cards I made from the lessons. About 5/22 lessons through, with 139 flash cards made so far. Also drawing Fiber Optic connector types in Adobe Illustrator, and adding them to my desktop wallpaper so I have to see them constantly. Anything helps. Shooting for 8 weeks from now for the test.

I've been "studying" for my network+ for a long while now. Problem is I keep getting side tracked by a bunch of other things. Should have actually taken the test two months ago. UGH.

I've mainly used AnyDesk or RemoteUtilities