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Kicking this back to the top

Back to the top dropping price to 300 each.

Kicking this back to the top.

Each, but feel free to make an offer. These are both very low milage. They were given to loan officers to test in the field who both immediately decided a full laptop was the better option

Monday monday

Sending a bump.

I have two X2 Tablets I received in trade for some work I did. These are both in excellent condition, used but very low milage. They will be shipped with clean windows 11 installs, and include both the detatchable keyboard as well as the pen. These are now SOLD If you have any questions...

Just upgraded to a 4090 and have no use for this. EVGA RTX2080ti Black. Light gaming use, never mined on and only run at stock clocks SOLD If you have any questions please ask.

Sure, I'll give that a whirl tonight

I'm going to ask a couple of what I'm sure are noob questions about configuration. I snagged a G2 a couple of months back and it's hilarious fun, however I have issues with scale. When playing Half Life Alyx it feels like I'm 9ft tall. Also when playing MSFS ..again everything feels scaled...

I have enjoyed this season. I picked destiny back up about mid season. Looking forward to the next. I need to get myself sorted out with a solid clan though so I can check out more of the end game content.

Looks like fun.... this would make me have to do something with the stack of ac gear I have stashed in the garage.

M60 ... sheesh... they need to call around a bit more, I know of at least one floating around nevada... and its even in aircraft configuration with the disconnector gear.

I only bought a 1 year? Now I feel like a tard. Will resolve this asap.

Tried that. Just tried it again and no dice, I am still not seeing any of the off topic forums.

Hey guys, When I look at my profile it says I have access to off topic expiring in 2038 or whatver, however I am not seeing any of the offtopic forums? This occurs from multiple browsers and multiple hosts. Not sure what to do from here.

Cox does forward the complaints along. I have had to ban Torrents in entirety at a couple of clients due to users downloading movies etc... that they should not have been at work.

wow.. that was a good trailer.. I'm really wanting to play this game now ...

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FS: PNY Quadro K5200. Had a 3d artisit in house and recently upgraded then the company decided to outsource all of that out of house. Card has about a month of use on it and is in good working order. Everything is included that was originally included from the factory including the original...

I'm presuming the message received was a Spam or fishing type email? The reality is that there is no universal way of vetting the source server is authorized to send an email. So what spammers will do is spoof your domain to get around standard spam filtering techniques. Quickest solution...

I keep a VM setup chock full of VERY questionable porn for the day these guys call me. They never do though... then again maybe it was just an excuse to collect that sort of stuff in the first place.... :eek:

"green screen" could be a lot of different things. Having some experience with folks who like to run this sort of stuff in modern environments I can say in most cases you will find its now connected to the network and end users connect to it via a terminal emulator of some sort rather than...

How much hardware do you have in there? Are we talking 1 or two racks or a bunch? Secondly I take it your office has some sort of alarm system?

Personally my preference is opposite of red squirrel's. I can't see adding an additional layer of management that doesn't need to exist. In a correctly setup Exchange environment the phones are significantly easier to add, I don't need to mess with pin resets or having blackberry software...

The reason BES works without needing users to update passwords is that it doesn't use them to connect to the User's mailboxes in the first place. It connects to exchange directly via a Service account in a similar manner to how you would connect to other user's mailboxes with an administrator...

No clue why they added 3389 to the list. The info is a direct copy from technet. I do know that in certain scenarios if you don't add 987 you will get to the workstation list in RWW but wont actually be able open the Rdp session.

I cant imagine that they would release a firmware that cant port forward, but its always a possibility. Maybe try setting up a dmz rather than a forward and see what goes?

as for 3 it can pull the updates automatically or you can tell it when to update via the web interface. Very straight forward. All updating is done via the upgrade menu under the config tab regardless of which modules you have installed.

On the cheap I like Dlink's APs a lot. I have had a lot of good luck with these, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833127262

Basically it looks like it will be Postini with a new name on it. Wonder what this will do to the pricing models.

From microsoft, Routers on Windows SBS 2008 must be configured to forward Internet traffic to TCP ports 80, 443, 987, and 3389. I'd expect the same ports would be needed for 2012. Are you not receiving a page at all when you attempt to connect? Or are you getting the page then not able to...

How many mailboxes are you filtering for? Personally I'm a big fan of cloud spam filters like Postini or Baracuda's service. Postini costs $12 a year per mailbox so the pricing isn't too bad depending on the amount of mailboxes you need covered. As for Watchguard products, I'd rather punch...

have you setup the smtp settings? These are generally only available from the web interface on the Ricohs. You will need to set the copier up with an outbound email account the same as you would with any other email client in your organization.

Your second partition will be fine provided you do not re-partition the disk. You want to do a reformat on the existing partition, not removing existing partitions is probably the safest bet. Personally if the data is important enough to worry about then its important enough to have a solid...

Ricohs have a web interface for this stuff. They also have an option to not respond to ICMP .. so it not pinging may not necessarily be a bad thing. I’ve pretty much written a book for you on this, I’m sure a good bit of it is redundant info but you never know when some little detail...

I'm a big fan of the D-Link DAP-2553. Exceptional reach for the pricetag which is around $135 depending on where you shop.

They are, however endpoint protection is getting rolled into another product line, I believe its called System Center or some such. If you ask your vendor they should know the specifics. (Unless its CDW, those guys can be retarded :p )

What is the specific device? Do you know what sort of printing front end it has? When its on the network you should be able to use a web browser to log into its internal interface if you know what its IP address is. Older network Copiers are a pain in the ass, most of them require special...

Symantec is still an iffy product, I'm with Alex in giving a nod to Forefront Endpoint Protection or whatever Microsoft is calling it this week. You can remote push the installs and its a fairly lightweight client depending on which components are attached.