@scottalanmiller Get on 'em!!

@Dashrender 75 down, 35 up here.

@Dashrender My parents bought me a GBA but refused to let me have a console because they feared me becoming addicted. I told them at first I would be but it would calm down after a bit. I also told them the longer it was delayed the worse the initial response would be. I was right, of course.

@scottalanmiller Agreed.

@scottalanmiller And it's always been mediocre at best. At least from what I've seen.

http://blogs.vmware.com/smb/2012/11/10-with-aj.html
http://blogs.vmware.com/smb/2012/11/feet-wet-virtualization.html
http://blogs.vmware.com/smb/2012/12/why-virtualiz-aj.html

Sorry I can't post the actual articles. There are the links.

@Dashrender I never liked Panda. Too many issues. Either too restrictive with too many false positives or too poor of protection depending on where you are in the stream of time.

Also, I believe you can accomplish the same thing via GPO, no?

@Dashrender What...what...WHAT?!

@Hubtech My thoughts exactly when I saw it...;)

This was going to be my first Spicecorps that I missed because I got sick that day...GRRR!!!

@bsouder *Pi

@bsouder Awesome.

@bsouder No problem.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8wdg7dcn2vjgngy/2014-02-12 14.51.11.jpg

@scottalanmiller Share some insight please.

I'm aware. The problem is that by default UT uses port 25 for SMTP by default. I found in the installer's access KB an article on how to set it to 587. So, in theory, after changing the port, you should only have to use authentication for the email server of smtp.office365.com and I'd assume it'd use TLS but it was unable to get it working.

I tried some but was unsuccessful in getting it to work. Further testing will proceed soon.

@scottalanmiller DO IT!!

That was pretty good.