Posts made by tiagom

Does the WISP market still use 24V passive PoE currently use it or have they moved away from it?

Congratulations!!

@Nic Well said.

Was going to mention that as well. Quickbooks online is always an option.

Wonder why they went away from the POE/POE+ standard. Are you stuck using their poe injectors and switches or are there other vendors that use this standard?

Quickbooks install on his computer and vpn into the network that has the quickbooks data.

Interesting will have to toy around with it.

Agree in that situation there is no reason to have a local DC.

I use local DC's in remote sites mostly when the connections are very slow ie.. i have one that has 400+ms latency to the HQ.

@stacksofplates Oh cool I assume that is all automated? The snapshot and then the review at 6 months?

The website just refused to load for me. Gave me a nodeBB error, not CF.

@stacksofplates said in Concept: Automate License Acquisition:

@tiagom said in Concept: Automate License Acquisition:

From my understanding FlexLM only handles managing floating licenses, it doesn't actually automatically purchase licenses.

But with a true up you could.

Not sure i follow.

I have several floating licensing servers and none provide any automatic purchasing feature.

From my understanding FlexLM only handles managing floating licenses, it doesn't actually automatically purchase licenses.

Working fine here on desktop and mobile.

@bknudtson Welcome!

Im sure the vendors rather get the sales upfront

@scottalanmiller Makes sense. Also could have multiple vendors in case one fails.

Interesting, what i could see happening is this is setup and then many months down the line credentials have changed and the auto acquisition fails. Then does it prevent the failover from occurring or do it continue after a set timeout and cause you to be not compliant on the licenses.

I actually asked where did you get this idea to password protect a folder. The times that i encounter this its always from non-technical end users who are used to password protecting office documents.

For some reason users love to try and put passwords on everything.. If only they could remember them...

I had this come up previously. I secured it with standard folder permissions. The user logging into their computer is the "password protection".