@nadnerB

I have had great results with this and the other people in the thread I worked with reported similar results.

@Dashrender said:

@Reid-Cooper said:

@StrongBad said:

Hmmm.... maybe Outlook 2003 is part of the issue 🙂

Tee hee.

lol I was thinking the same. Is Office 2003 EOL support this summer too?

For Outlook 2003:

11/20/2003 - Lifecycle Start Date 04/14/2009 - Mainstream Support End Date 04/08/2014 - Extended Support End Date

May Outlook 2003 rest in peace! 😉

Awesome!

@technobabble said:

@IRJ said:

Thanks for the one week notice, Microsoft.

That is really bad. I understand axing something, but giving less than 2 weeks notice is crazy

Ah....but as said in the article: Microsoft will keep existing sites alive for two years, and Office 365 customers “will have the option to subscribe to third-party solutions by using links from Office 365.”

I read the article but totally missed that paragraph for some reason....

Looks like the issue is with NTP dæmons, not with NTP clients. So in the SMB, very few people would be impacted. Running internal NTP is uncommon until you are relatively large.

@PSX_Defector Wow...they aren't cheap! But I like what they can do!

PostgreSQL scales better. It is more performant for large, relational lookups and has better scaling options. MySQL is fast for light, non-relational lookups but that means that it is often eclipsed by even faster, even lighter NoSQL options. PostgreSQL has replaced MySQL for nearly all new web architecture development that doesn't work well with NoSQL.

@Dashrender said in SOHO Router Equipment:

Are you saying that the UNMS isn't basically the same thing?

It is completely not the same thing.