My users keep complaining that our Exchange server won't accept messages/attachments over 15MB. I keep explaining that email is not meant to be a file transfer service and no one seems to get it. I know there are tons of services out there to do this sort of thing. I would like it to be "secure" and also is it possible to provide a way for people outside our company that do business with us access to send us large files, on demand?
What are you using?
@scottalanmiller Yeah, that is for sure. I have also never been a fan of laptop gaming and skipped right over their laptop section and went for the desktops.
I would also like to add that you don't need SCCM to deploy images that are pre-configured and automated. Look into MDT with WDS PXE booting. I have it setup and image all PCs. It is included in Windows server licensing.
I haven't set this part up, but you can even have it pull the user profile settings from an older system first then apply it to a new one.
I thought you needed to have SA for the upgrade. You can always check your VLSC account to see what you have. Also, I don't think Windows 10 is any exception to performing clean installs instead of in-place upgrades. I have already seen really strange issues from people doing the in-place upgrades.
I have always been one to build my own rig. Although, these are competitively priced from what I can see.
@scottalanmiller Why do you "need" iOS?
I have a note 4 right now and am curious what the Note 6 (or probably named 7) will feature for sure. Lots of leaks and rumors. Most likely will be my next phone.
I have touch on my Lenovo ThinkPad T550 and I don't really use it. I would use it more but it has regular hinges so the KB and trackpad are always available.
I use Keepass and update via Ninite Pro. And I have never seen anything to do with ads in the 10 years I have been using it.
I also use Keepass and have been for about 10 years. I store the keepass db in my dropbox folder and the keyfile on my devices and use a master password. On my phone, I mark the keepass db as a favorite or whatever dropbox calls it, and it automatically downloads the latest version when I make changes on one of my other devices.
Starting my journey with Extreme - so far, I am impressed.
Taking to social media is a great way to get contacted by customer service for larger organizations. Worked for Frontier communications and some others in the past. Contacted very quickly.
@Jason Strange. I have had about 10 domains and even SSL cert renew exactly 30 days before, which is way before I was expecting them to. The SSL, I had to call and cancel because I didn't want it.
Also note that auto-renew is triggered a full month prior to expiration.
I watched the first season and loved it. Less than impressed by the second season.
I have the UAP‑AC‑LITE and am powering it via the POE pass-through on the ER-X. You just use the POE injector that comes with the AP to power the ER-X, which powers the AP.
Have been using the ERX for a few months now and love it.
If you are looking for something that cheap, this is probably a bit better quality:
http://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=10601
Did you migrate the DB or are you just setting it up from scratch on the new server? Here is the migration guide, in case anyone needs it.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh852339.aspx
I did this about a year ago. Wasn't too bad. Make sure to update your GPO to reflect the new server name.
