@Jason said:

That's weird none of ours every auto renew. Heck usually they don't even expired based on time. It's a minimum money spent, when you pass that it expires. It's to make sure they cover all their build our costs for the fiber circuits.

That's how it's been for me too. After the original contract expires they just move month to month. Luckily they haven't tried to jack up our rates in Month to Month, but I suppose they could.

I haven't seen this, but I've used it only from a Linux machine.

Thanks! Free is good and this is something I would like to review. I am currently the only one running 10 Enterprise in my company and I am waiting for some things to get sorted out before I consider replacing all of our Windows 7 systems with it.

@scottalanmiller I agree, I just don't understand why these products are not pulled sooner from Amazon. The Office Plus versions should not even exist on the site unless it is the Volume License.

KBs are generally only good for specific knowledge. The stuff you are talking about is general knowledge. Generally KBs are useless for this kind of stuff.

@scottalanmiller said:

I've proposed that in the past as the "there is no such thing as full protection via hardware". The theory is that the "burn" mechanism is so close to the drive that you can't do a byte by byte copy, but I find it unlikely that that is true.

Yes, I know you have.

🙂

correct.

@gjacobse said:

@DustinB3403
That is our plan... of course it appears that we need to take a look at the Server DHCP Scope as well.

Of course, don't want to try and overlap.

Normal here.

If it does continue to disconnect, possibly update the firmware on all devices to the latest.

I don't know the source quote, so I'm not commenting on Apple's statement, but the Guardian definitely says that Apple said that the error itself was intentional:

"Apple has hit back at criticism of its controversial “Error 53” message on iPhones, claiming it is part of measures to protect customers’ security."

@Dashrender said:

@coliver said:

@Dashrender said:

Folders in that list that don't have the double folder within a folder icon are not OUs. As such GPO's don't apply to objects in them.

learned this the hard way a long time ago.

I guess I don't understand what this means. What icon are you talking about?

Missed this.

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Ok thanks, that makes more sense.

I'll have to look at libreproject , I came across libreplan, but it looks like it hasn't been updated since Ubuntu 10 lts

It's not bad, I use one liners all the time, and that's a very simple one liner. Linux culture is to use a string of separate commands instead of one that does everything.

Are you going through the material here? The need to not have a GUI is discussed:

http://mangolassi.it/topic/7825/sam-learning-linux-system-administration

@meghal said:

I want to just hide or delete e-mails with certain subject.

Outlook rules are the way to go.
Home tab --> Rules --> Manage rules --> New Rule
dem rulez

adding info ..
how to view detail of applied group policy like in this site : https://kb.intermedia.net/article/1721

@Jason said:

@Dashrender said:

Not that it means anything - but I've never heard of Extreme Summit.

you don't know the purple? Haha

LOL I guess my needs just don't justify it.

Most of the stuff you're dealing with Jason are so far outside with 99% of the users here deal with.