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Created by Elizabeth Ayer and Michael Francis Feb 5, 2009 at 3:30pm. Last updated by Elizabeth Ayer Feb 23, 2009.
Created by Elizabeth Ayer and Michael Francis Feb 5, 2009 at 3:28pm. Last updated by Elizabeth Ayer and Michael Francis Feb 5, 2009.
This is a project I'm taking on for 2012 so I figured I'd toss it out there to see if anyone had some ideas.Currently we host our own FTP for use in sending/receiving files from customers and…Continue
Tags: Transfer, Data, Encryption, FTP
Started by Mike Rigsby in Problems and Requests. Last reply by Jeff Hengesbach Dec 28, 2011.
I want something that I can connect one end via ethernet to the switch in my rack, configure an IP on it, plug the other end via KVM cables into a server and connect to it remotely.I don't want to…Continue
Started by Richard Holloway in Problems and Requests. Last reply by Deb Whicher Dec 7, 2011.
Does anyone have any familiarity with this? To describe my needs: We are in the process of having a wISP connection setup at a 100 horse barn. The intentions is to grant specific customers and staff…Continue
Started by Danny Nolan in Problems and Requests Oct 25, 2011.
A few months back I had to build a bridge that connected a camera at a front gate to a firewall in a service building 500ft away. It worked fine, but the short distance and Line of sight made it easy…Continue
Started by Danny Nolan in New User Information. Last reply by Danny Nolan Oct 13, 2011.
There are still many server environments around where it seems to be normal that each and everyone from the IT department acts as a domain administrator. Mostly this is tolerated because of the simplicity of server management. The same is true for a lot of service accounts which are being used on server side.This way the application administrator doesn't have to worry about any access rights locally and within the Active Directory infrastructure.
The easiest way to reduce the domain…
ContinuePosted by Thomas Stensitzki on March 22, 2011 at 4:02pm
I see there are four suspiciously spam-like posts in the blog feed, which I saw in my RSS reader.
Unless, of course, "discount Uggs" is a reference to some SAN controller I am not aware of?
Discuss.
Posted by David Mackintosh on January 26, 2011 at 7:25pm — 3 Comments
Posted by ANISHKUMAR ACHARI on October 1, 2010 at 2:18am — 3 Comments
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