@scottalanmiller said:

Google Recaptcha is enabled now.

Finally!!

@thecreativeone91 said:

Untangle is a major resource hog from what I remember.

It is. It isn't routing or switching software, it's just Linux as a full OS with tons of apps running on it. So unlike, say, Vyatta which powers the Ubiquiti which is based on Linux but is extremely light and fast because it is a custom kernel with a custom network stack just for routing, Untangle is the full blow OS with nothing special. So you need tons of horsepower to handle normal routing tasks effectively.

Wow...thanks for the assist. One must remember to read. Sigh.

So I found out that the @domain was not correct -> fail!
Adding @domain to existing (from people or public group) causes the rule to be read as this person AND the domain which => fail!

So I removed the person and added the correct domain as per @Carnival-Boy and ta-da it works like it should.

I have been using Outlook since 2000 and never have created a blank rule like @Carnival-Boy suggested. It was probably the first time I saw Stay Organized or Stay up to date in the Rules Wizard too! I have always right clicked an email to create a rule!

Thanks again on the assist. I can now trim down my rules.

Culprit identified!

That sounds like a good plan. At those prices, it is cheap to get a lot more performance!

About price differences.... Keep in mind that there is a difference between hiring NTG to perform a service where it is NTG as a firm that you are engaging or working with a "names consultant" where you are engaging a specific resource which is vastly more expensive typically as you are not leveraging the ecosystem.

I didn't bother. I trust that if it's working for everyone else, it'll work fine for @Minion-Queen . Thanks all!

No clue.

Our girls are Lego-holics.

Untangle, pfSense, Ubiquiti...all good, low cost choices.

A resident Bronie magically appears.

I think everyone loses jobs because of their resume. The best resume in the world (on average) will still be tossed from at at least 5% of shops.

I know people at Goldman Sachs who feel that even their senior engineers should have a one page resume that tells no details and at Citi they are looking for ten pages or more of serious information.

There is, sadly, no way to really know how your resume will be received in any specific situation.

Yes, disable Windows Defender if you are using another AV. In the 8 / 8.1 products, Defender is a full AV so you can either just use it or disable it if using a third party product.

That's pretty impressive.

Pretty basic but about on par with many Chromebooks. Microsoft has been vowing to fight the Chromebooks hard. This appears to be the beginning of a major attack on them. Will be interesting to see how this works out for them. Maybe this is the beginning of Windows being free.

Good timing...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-28838661