Will there defiantly be a charge?

Will you YouTube live, that works pretty well doesn't it?

@JackCPickup - Well Ebuyer and Misco doesn't supply them and they are probably one of our biggest IT suppliers.

It's a shame that we don't have many suppliers in the UK that are selling the Edge Router.

a few deprecated messages on some packages, node.js, and fspromise...

http://nibbler.silktide.com/en

This one is not too bad for site analysis.

Excellent post, thanks for the update Dustin.
The Xen Orchestra install script should be a sticky on this forum so its easy to find I think.

We all love Nextcloud here at ML..

@scottalanmiller - Do you have the paid supported version of Zimbra? and how are you syncing with mobiles/tablets, you using striaght imap or activesync

Will you be trying this yourself @scottalanmiller ?

It's defiantly taking my cpu for a sprint.....

Ouch, just before the GDPR comes in force as well.

Cant beat an egg for breakfast, especially poached

Has anyone tried this on a raspberry Pi 3: https://winterminal.com/#wtware

@scottalanmiller said in VeeamOn 2017:

NetApp is presenting and has nothing to say. Buzz buzz buzz time to market, stuff on horizon, blah blah

I'm not sure that the speaker even knows what products he makes.

lol, sounds like it's going well.

Wow, what's this, never seen this project before...Looks awesome.

@NerdyDad said in NHS England - Cyber-ouch...:

I didn't read the article, but do we know the environment that this happened in? Was it Windows, Linux, Unix?

Pretty much all NHS machines are windows based.

the WannaCry ransomware was patched back on march the 14th by Microsoft, so If systems were updated this could of been prevented...this does stress how important security updates really are..

@scottalanmiller said in NHS England - Cyber-ouch...:

@StuartJordan said in NHS England - Cyber-ouch...:

Many companies are apparently being hit, it's another form of ransomware doing it's rounds, I've always said NHS and Emergency systems should be private LAN only with no internet access.

I wonder how much that that would protect a network so large.

I think it would reduce risk a lot, obviously not 100% though.

Many companies are apparently being hit, it's another form of ransomware doing it's rounds, I've always said NHS and Emergency systems should be private LAN only with no internet access.