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Aunt Beth posted:IBM provides onsite repair services for macs now that it's best friends with Apple. I believe you can also do this as a reseller which would be funny having companies all becoming resellers. This is how you can get spares in HK.
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HTTPS ok, VPN very random as many local routers are really poorly implemented devices or the great firewall will just block it.
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Internet Explorer posted:Just replace the hardware and fix the actual problem, God drat. You should not be rebooting your firewall once a week. Doesn't Cisco still support this in IOS? Regular reboots to fix memory leaks and other features.
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McDeth posted:Is anybody aware of any alternatives to ExtremeZ-IP/Acronis Access Connect? Acronis the backup company? One would imagine an endless amount of crazy shouting people trying to reach them demanding support for restores. I wonder how many times they are threatened with law suits? The alternative to that product appears to be OS X 10.9 or newer and SMB 2/3. That product only appears to fix SMB 1 being rear end, you can still get missing files with AFP and the performance is worse than SMB for a long time. Implemented a Spotlight server is pretty cool though, all the OS vendors don't put much effort into improving network searching: I think Microsoft added it with Windows Search 4, Gnome people did have it with Beagle but then dropped it and concentrates on local-only domain. I guess people just waive their hand and say use a DMS. MrMoo fucked around with this message at 19:00 on Jan 19, 2016 |
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pfSense the commercial entity has recently released a $299 tiny appliance that may be worth investigating.
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CainFortea posted:Until recently, our rental system was a bunch of dumb terminals hooked up to a unix mainframe. The guy I replaced had them all talking over ethernet somehow using some kind of serial to RJ45 adapter. I'm not a unix person, so I don't even pretend to understand how a 20 year old dumb terminal can talk with a unix system over an ethernet connection, but I never saw any of them on network scans or anything. It's common to use serial to RJ11 or RJ45: a lot of networking equipment for example for console access.  at randomly changing the pinout across the site. Otherwise is it a converter rather than adapter? There are oodles of boxes for machine control and junk that loves that. Also popular in finance industry for broker feeds that run over serial protocol ever since they were created back in the 60s. 
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