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Looking for a way to better control and monitor your children's Internet usage? We love Skydog!
Since so many of us at Intrust have kids, we're always searching for the most effective ways to protect them while they surf. One of our team members starting using Skydog and we've found it to be one of the best family friendly routers available.
In the past few days there's been much coverage in the news and social media related to the Heartbleed Bug. Therefore, we wanted to take a moment and explain what it is, share what websites were affected, and give you some tools to ensure your information is safe.
How to delete partnerships that don’t show up in OWA
Recently I moved my mailbox from Office 365 back to our on-premise Exchange server (hybrid config). After the change, I started receiving email messages that I had met my 10 mobile device partnerships limit in Exchange.
I am very excited about the potential of Microsoft’s Azure Infrastructure as a Service offering. But for now all I am seeing is potential and not something ready for most companies I work with. Azure’s pricing, flexibility and performance is very attractive, but two things hold it back:
Azure currently only supports a single site-to-site VPN. Granted, there are plans to add support for multiple sites in the future, but for now a company can only have a single location connected securely via VPN to their virtual private cloud.
Today Microsoft announced that Skydrive Pro will now include 25GB of space per user, up from the previous 7GB. Skydrive Pro is the file storage, synching and sharing service that is included with Office 365. This is not to be confused with Skydrive, which is the consumer service.
If you ever break or lose the drain stopper for your disposal you can substitute a red solo cup!
After cleaning up after a recent party we discovered that the drain plug for our disposal was lost. We don’t know if one of our friends is a clepto, or if it was just accidentally thrown away.
To remain productive, I make sure to keep up with the latest news … but not just related to technology. Ideally, working for a technology company, I would only need to remain aware of the changes and news related to my field. However, as every sector of nearly every market is increasingly becoming “digitalized,” the changes that are occurring in one market will eventually affect my line of business, in one way or another.
A few free, lightweight apps that leave a small footprint on your system's resources but easily outshine and outperform the software that comes standard (or as a bonus) with your brand new machine are Notepad++, 7zip and ImgBurn. Of course this list could go on and on, but I have been using these three apps for a few years now and they always make the list after I rebuild my current machine or upgrade to a new one.
It’s standard best practice to use RADIUS with wireless to provide a stronger method of authentication, however, sometimes this isn’t always the case.
When using the Network Access Policy role in Windows Server to provide RADIUS services, many people miss the fact that although wireless users may be authenticating against Active Directory (which is great), the standard lock-out policies do not get applied (not so great).
What you need to do is enable Remote Access Account Lockout on the Network Policy Server by setting the appropriate values in the registry.
Recently I had a 3 TB hard drive on my computer stop working. The hard drive suddenly said that the drive was not formatted. I checked the disk manager and it showed that the file system type was RAW. I tried what I could, but ended up using a hard drive recovery program on the drive and save some of my files.
