I realize that this is tangential, but....
The area around Portland is awesome. I used to spend a lot of time there in the 80's.
I've had lunch at the Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood, cruised the Columbia River Gorge, stopped at Multnomah Falls, the fish ladder at the dam, Pittock Mansion, the Grotto, the navy shipyards, .... there's a lot to do. The scenery is great.

@dashrender Agreed, i doubt it is DHCP and to answer why, i don't know, can't see it. Their MSP is just playing blame game i was trying to posit a solution without having all the data. If those things are each on 255.255.255.0 subnets though, no way they can talk without something routing it.

@Tim_G said in Historical Data Retention:

@scottalanmiller said in Historical Data Retention:

@dbeato said in Historical Data Retention:

@scottalanmiller not really, just some I don't remember

I have started to forget about MS Project completely. It's been so long since I knew of anyone actively considered using it. So many alternatives that are not so costly and don't have old fashioned web clients have made it fall into the background of technology history. Once people mention it, I remember it. But ask me about project management software and I never think of it anymore.

Which ones are on your table now?

When I was a project engineer we used Primavera a lot for CPM scheduling. We also had a lot of in house stuff developed for Lotus Notes (blah).