Sorry everyone for a late response. Just been dealing with some family health crisis. As far as the personal files. I've learned that the IT team has locked down everything via group policies. My girl has to ask permission to do almost anything she needs to do for work. As for the type of Exchange server they are hosting, I don't know. I'm sure they're not going to give me that info. lol! Thank you for your support and feed back on the matter.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

@MattSpeller said:

@lance Looks sweet man, but I promised myself long ago - no more non-standard keyboard layouts. Goes double for laptops; give me a proper keyboard layout or give me death!

Same here, has to be a standard keyboard. Except for replacing the caps lock. Make that a Sun-style control button!!

It's always best practice to disable root login over SSH, especially from the Internet; use su or sudo for root access. Another good practice is to disable password-based authentication; only use keys with a passphrase. The setup you're doing here is useful for allowing scripted/automated connections between machines (e.g. for backups, scheduled tasks, etc) but they should be accounts with limited access, not root. You should be creating layers that make it difficult for someone to gain access to your systems; root keys with no passphrase means you're solely relying on that one strong password (which is one keylogger away from being defeated.)

@JaredBusch said:

Especially since you only need one recursive query on one table. This is a basic org database query using a CTE.

Except you need some weird loopbacks and stuff. For those of us from severely inbred families it gets pretty complicated.

@Rob-Dunn Yup, I hope it helps!

The email interface is not even shown! They either haven't figured out how to make it yet or they are not too proud of it.

AWESOME!

@Nic said:

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Done!

@Minion-Queen said:

It's not completely done. My brother is working on a TTY type translator using this technology for profoundly deaf people. So far the project is pretty cool they are still in testing stages.

Maybe he hasn't been told. Google cancels these things with no warning.

@g.jacobse said:

@thanksaj
Think it just auto-downloaded..

Yup, the Mozilla Maintenance Service at work.

Hey Joy, did you find out why they were asking for this? Did they watch a webconference or something that recommended it?

@Minion-Queen said:

As @SAM says we would be happy to help you out there. Do it all the time. Let me know what you need

I got this one resolved, but I will definitely talk to you next time

They are definitely not using SQRL. They are only using a QR code with an embedded nonce to do side channel authentication.

But it's a first step. It will take very little effort for LMI to use full out SQRL. Actually I'm not sure what they are waiting for?

The third one is "running Crouton in a window inside ChromeOS"

@Reid-Cooper said:

@thanksaj it was linked in another community in a discussion today.

SW or a different one?

Sorry to hear of the difficulty setting this up. But as I am interested in doing the same,.. maybe I'll skip the issues.

I use the highly secure leave-it-off function on my home PC. If my assistance is requested at home by Mrs nadnerB, then I use Teamviewer.

A domain in the first 5 days of ICANN registration.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_tasting

Was supposed to be an oops thing, but it is/was abused by spammers.

Well, I have two units arrived now and setup. What tests would you like to see done to these?

I have the usual array of I/O testing programs* lined up & 1TB of hot fresh and nasty user data being dumped onto them.

*Solarwinds permissions view
ATTO Disk Benchmark
IO Zone
Intel NAS Performance Toolkit