@hobbit666 reminds me I need to make a new one for the new win10 build

@gjacobse we have Yammer as part of our O365 package. I do not have details about the how as I was not the one who set it up. I will see if I can get more details

Checking out Backblaze disk stats:
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/2018-hard-drive-failire-rates/

@pmoncho @Dashrender We are in the same boat with fax and alarm systems; in addition to having to support legacy PBX systems that can only be managed by dial-up. Several of our POTS have been moved to fiber delivered "voip" and off the carrier's copper plants but we have a few holdout ones that we have to pursue alternatives.

Exploring the Allegheny National Forest this weekend, checking out the Kinzua overlook.and some hiking to celebrate our 7th wedding anniversary

@dashrender Ive answered similar question from a previous manager (wo had no I-T background) by stating the vendor of the software/hardware we are having an issue with is the ultimate "authority", and proceeded to explain hardware and software support contracts and the importance of said contracts. In addition I listed other paid resources available (Experts Exchange subscription at the time).

@scottalanmiller Probably going to go right past you, we're heading to NJ for turkey day and we go through Genenseo on our way down

We use Xerox and have a specific account set up in O365 for scan to email. We found option 1from.here was the only one that worked. Stinks that we have to burn a license for it.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/mail-flow-best-practices/how-to-set-up-a-multifunction-device-or-application-to-send-email-using-microsoft-365-or-office-365

watching the weekly wrap-up, thanks @scottalanmiller

this is what we did instead of a dedicated backup server. Nas has worked perfectly and added benefits including o365 backups without a separate license purchase

@travisdh1 its to make up for the short week, everything has to condence.

@dashrender bout time

Basketball practice with my soon to be 6 year old

We have same issue at 2 of our sites. We have the older version of below at each of them; set up to power cycle the modem after 1 min and 5 min of no Internet:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0831T2DYV/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_AVB60TSEZJDG854NV2HD

Packing up the car, heading to New Jersey tomorrow to spend Thanksgiving with family.

@Pete-S Old job we used Azuer AD exclusively because we were already in that space; no need for a'Third party" provider. We did review Okta as it integrated with on premise AD, and liked it but why spend extra $$ since we had to get E5 licenses already for other reasons. If you have a lower license teir Okta may make sense as its I think US$6/user/month if I remember correctly.
Haven't started new job yet so I don't know what system they're using.

@scottalanmiller I still have my 2in1 5.25 AND 3.5 disk drive, no idea if it works though. Also have a USB 3.5" floppy drive that does work

@Pete-S We were in process with that when I left. We still have legacy VPN needs so were demo'ing a Fortinet solution uses Azure SSO that worked well. I had gotten Mimecast email services workign with Azure SSO as well; both using SAML.

fixing server that hung on updates; why server 2016 has update problems I have no idea

New gig is using Bitwarden, converting from Zoho Vault