@NashBrydges said in ZeroTier File Transfer Speed:

Hmmm...maybe my expectations were too high. I transferred a 1GB test file from the remote PC to my Nextcloud install on Vultr and got around 200Mbps as well.

Assuming you used an SSL cert, then you still have the VPN overhead in that situation. but yeah, likely you are reaching the limit of the connection via the internet.

@stacksofplates said in DLP (Data Loss Prevention) solution:

I'm confused why you would need DLP if they are encrypted drives like you were asking about earlier.

The idea of encrypting the drives was dropped - notice this thread never mentioned that...

The idea of a solution that could somehow require all USB attached storage to somehow magically be encrypted is farfetched at best... so we dropped that way of looking.... Upon doing so, the insurance company said "apply DLP to anything written to USB storage".... so the start of this thread.

But continuing in this thread and conversations with my client we've totally changed tactics again - all USB storage access will be removed. File transfers will happen through OneDrive for Business and Email. So we've dropped any discussion of DLP at this point.

There could be a router between your two locations on the internet that is the source of the bottleneck.

This is why Scott wants you to use a non-VPN connection to make a speed test.

@Dashrender said in Yealink Feature needed. Not sure what to call it.:

@DustinB3403 said in Yealink Feature needed. Not sure what to call it.:

@Dashrender said in Yealink Feature needed. Not sure what to call it.:

Not make noise the entire time... make noise - a single tone one time - when they hang up - basically to remind you - hey Gorgie is off the phone, you can call him now.

So George is on hold > BLF flashes this entire time > George gets tired of waiting > Call missed goes into "Missed Call Log" & play tone when Call-Waiter hangs up.

Still seems a bit odd to need that, even for a single "Hey you missed George audio reminder".

No...

let's start over.

Dustin is on the phone, Jason calls him. Jason presses a button on his phone that enacts a process that WHEN Dustin hangs up, Jason's phone will beep letting Jason know Dustin is now off the phone.

that's all - there's no request for a BLF anywhere...

now it would make sense for the button that Jason pressed on his phone to lightup basically showing that Dustin's line is active - until he hangs up.. then the button would be assigned to nothing.

this process does bring a question up - on the old phone system - when the beep happened - how did the waiting person know whom to call back? what if they forgot who that notice was for that they wanted to talk to...

@DustinB3403 said in Yealink Feature needed. Not sure what to call it.:

@Dashrender said in Yealink Feature needed. Not sure what to call it.:

Not make noise the entire time... make noise - a single tone one time - when they hang up - basically to remind you - hey Gorgie is off the phone, you can call him now.

So George is on hold > BLF flashes this entire time > George gets tired of waiting > Call missed goes into "Missed Call Log" & play tone when Call-Waiter hangs up.

Still seems a bit odd to need that, even for a single "Hey you missed George audio reminder".

No...

let's start over.

Dustin is on the phone, Jason calls him. Jason presses a button on his phone that enacts a process that WHEN Dustin hangs up, Jason's phone will beep letting Jason know Dustin is now off the phone.

that's all - there's no request for a BLF anywhere...

now it would make sense for the button that Jason pressed on his phone to lightup basically showing that Dustin's line is active - until he hangs up.. then the button would be assigned to nothing.

@DustinB3403 said in Yealink Feature needed. Not sure what to call it.:

@JasGot said in Yealink Feature needed. Not sure what to call it.:

it would just ring or chirp your phone so you would know they hung up.

That's an odd sort of thing to have. I could imagine a BLF that would stop blinking, but to make noise the entire time that the caller is on hold, while you the call recipient are doing something/on another call.

That seems annoying. .

Not make noise the entire time... make noise - a single tone one time - when they hang up - basically to remind you - hey Gorgie is off the phone, you can call him now.

@WrCombs said in Fitness and Weightloss:

Weighed in at the doctor the other day at 154 lbs ( 5 pounds more than the last time I was there)
for being 5'8 my Dr. said that's an extremely healthy weight.

I've started talking with a Nutritionist - she's put me on a "diet" ( i use loosely.)
the only thing she's given me is Macro Goals - Macro-nutrients are Protiens , Carbs, and Fats
and my Goals are to hit a certain Number of grams per Macro a day. It doesn't matter what I eat (more or less) as long as I hit my Macros before I go to sleep at night, I'm good to go.

Been working out 3 days a week still , mostly at home work outs though ( pullups, push ups, ab works outs) I have yet to join a gym but that may happen.

My goal is to not add any weight and lose maybe 10 pounds and gain muscle.

I call it nutrition instead of diet, then people understand that you're not on a short term thing or a fad thing.

If you're gaining muscle, it's likely the scale won't change much for you... muscle weights a lot more than fat. The scale hasn't changed much for me in the past 6 months...

@wirestyle22 said in DLP (Data Loss Prevention) solution:

@Dashrender said in DLP (Data Loss Prevention) solution:

@wirestyle22 said in DLP (Data Loss Prevention) solution:

@DustinB3403 said in DLP (Data Loss Prevention) solution:

@wirestyle22 said in DLP (Data Loss Prevention) solution:

Doctors don't care enough about security until they have to pay fines. @Dashrender you're still in the medical field right?

No one

FTFY

My mother in law is the litmus test. She "cares about security" but is not willing to do anything about it

I think you meant - clearly she doesn't care about security, because she's unwilling to do anything about it.

Yes, she's a typical user

As are most!

Though - I did training for 3 new users yesterday - and much to my amazement and delight, two of the three were actually pretty excited to learn about LastPass.

Interesting idea.

My Mitel system has the ability to leave a 'message' which blinks the vmail light on the phone... when a person presses the message button, it just calls the person who left the 'message' back.

Personally I've found a real dislike for this particular feature because I frequently forget what I called for in the first place by the time they call me back.

I also realize this doesn't exactly get you what you want, which is instant comms with the person when they hang up the phone, but what happens if you leave your phone before they hang up? now they are calling back an empty desk.

@siringo said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@siringo said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

well my venture into non O365 email lasted a week, moved back into my O365 mailbox last night, hadn't closed/cancelled the service.
Like going home to a warm fire and slippers. Not the cheapest experience, but warm and comfy and everything is right where I need it.

What did you try? There aren't many serious players. O365, Zoho, and Gmail if you want something really outside the box.

Just tried Zoho using IMAP. It was terribly slow.

Why were you using IMAP? why not the web interface for email?

I haven't used a fat client in years for my personal email - why be tied to a device for access?