Recent Blog Articles and News
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How One Client Saved 28K with Microsoft Office 365 Auditing
We saved one client over $28,000 per year on Microsoft Office 365 licenses through our Office 365 auditing process. Here at Intrust, almost all of our clients use Microsoft Office…
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Office 365 Mailbox Size Considerations
Changing Office 365 licensing can stop mail flow. Recently, while reviewing license levels, a company decided to drop a user’s Office 365 license from Business Premium ($12.50 per month) down…
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Office 365 Mail Rules to Use for Anti-Spoofing
Fraudulent emails are becoming a common cyber threat. Anti-spoofing mail rules set up in Office 365 can help. In these phishing schemes, scammers research internal company names and send emails…
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Saving Changes When Using HP Thin Clients and Windows Embedded
HP thin clients that use Windows embedded as the operating system (OS) have a feature that causes them to revert back to the previous state upon reboot. With HP thin…
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Turn an eBay Search into a RSS Feed
Have you ever been watching eBay to find that rare item, or just trying to keep an eye out for a good deal? You can save a search in eBay…
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Enabling Account Lock-Out RADIUS based Authentication
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…
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Fixing Windows Update Error Code 80246008
Recently, one of our customers called because they were unable to install their updates and received windows update error code 80246008, which it reported as an “unknown error.” Here’s how…
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Bloomberg WINTRV.EXE Problem with Kaseya
We have a few customers who currently use the Bloomberg Professional Service software for financial trading. Recently, all of them have had an issue where the software will not start.…
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