@Nic said:

Ok cool - it might have been the system going haywire last week. Let me know if the problem comes back and I can get someone on it.

thanks

@IRJ This IS a Mini-ITX system with an AMD A6-6400K in it, so there's not gobs of horsepower 😛

@JaredBusch but whenever they talk about the increase, they only talk about the commercial Office 365 tied accounts. The OneDrive consumer, which handles many more files, is never mentioned, that I can see, in conjunction with the space increase.

@scottalanmiller said:

Did you remember to do....

apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && reboot

Before trying the distro update?

Apt-get upgrade didn't find the update, and I have run apt-get update. It's not seeing it for some reason...

@Minion-Queen said:

Yeah I do it like once a week at least for someone. But today it's just not working.

I just got a call from Microsoft. Try going to Billing -> Subscriptions. Click on the subscription whose licenses need to be increased, and then click Change License Quantity on the far right. The link is kind of small, but it will take you to a screen where you can add licenses to the subscription you have very easily. It worked for me.

@mdgm welcome, awesome to see Netgear here in the community!

@scottalanmiller said:

I know what LDAP authentication is, we use it constantly. But it has nothing to do with DNS and doesn't relate to the issue that you have here. All you need to do here is not use the ISP for internal DNS. That's all. The ISP should have nothing to do with this. The internal DNS server has to handle your DNS needs. That's all. The simplest thing is actually the solution.

I guess yes. So i think problem solved now..
Hmmm but the other problem cannot be solved you know what i mean..

Thanks @scottalanmiller ....missing the ability to +1 posts.

LOL, glad that it is working now.

Thanks for all the help and information.

I was able to hook up a monitor and login using Admin and one of the usual passwords. I checked the user list and realized I might have been using admin or administrator instead of "Admin". I was able to log in the Web GUI and make the necessary changes for no-ip.com and now they can view cameras from a domain name or mobile device app.

My only gripe is that you have to use IE if trying to view on a PC, which means you have to use an app on a tablet instead of a browser.

Personally use VMware LogInsight. Pricing is per socket, or per device logged (and they have a VSPP price per month). Fairly reasonable and super easy to work with.

I gave up, at least for the moment, and just went with the production Rails 4.1.6 version which went in without a problem.

@thanksaj said:

@FiyaFly said:

There are no other HP printers installed on this system.

Restart the print spooler.

Also, you may have to reboot. Is the printer gone from Devices and Printers?

@scottalanmiller They have been pretty solid so far, at least in my service area. I get notifications for service outages but I never notice them.

@scottalanmiller said:

@Bill-Kindle said:

@thanksaj said:

Before the jokes come,

Too late
http://www.askmen.com/dating/love_tip_60/79_love_tip.html

Oh no... the jokes came already.

That's a different problem.....

Ah good.

@RAM. said:

fun fact, lack of documentation is bad. Documenting you're a pillet for the whole world to see is worse.

True that.

I need to put a company logo on all outgoing e-mail, but my understanding is that Exchange can only put a link to an image, it can't embed an image. A link to an image is probably no good, because most e-mail clients will block the downloading of images by default, so recipients will just get a red cross rather than the logo.

Is that correct?

Do I need to buy a third-party tool?