I feel like it is pretty low, but we'd have to look up some old ServerBear results from some other servers.

I've had good luck with Optoma projectors.

@JaredBusch said:

Right, their statement says no one ELSE can perform a MitM, not they they cannot. They can.

And that they can't do it between those two points. They can certainly do it between the GUI and the encryption layer.

The issue with the OP software model is.... what happens when your phone goes into the lake like mine did this week? Not only do I lose contact with those people, I lose a record of the communications, groups, lists, etc. Everything is stored on the phone. Now it is lost. There is no central server that can restore any of it, including the accepted person to person connections. I need to use another tool to reach each of those people again and set the whole thing up again. And anything sent to me that doesn't make it through reliably is just gone forever.

I might hate text messaging but when I get a replacement phone my contacts will come back, people, people who could reach me before can reach me again and the messages that I missed are pushed back to me again.

Thanks.

@JaredBusch said:

My CradlePoint is an old original model with no built in WiFi, so cannot use it like this. I'll have to contemplate purchasing a TP-Link.

You should, it is working great and only $19.99!

Sometimes they go on sale for 9.99

@johnhooks By using his pic for my avatar I hope to one day gain some of the powers he keeps in his moustache.

@Dashrender said:

@scottalanmiller and @Minion-Queen
Did you guys start this out on a fresh install situation, or to preexisting computers?

For example, thoughts on best way to deploy this to 100 workstations, then remove all of the apps currently not installed through Chocolatey?

Preexisting for about 20 machines and then the rest were fresh installs

@Dashrender said:

@JaredBusch - What do you think of the USG? What size deployments have you seen it in? have you setup VPN between two or more USG's?

I have never used the USG yet.

Traveling here in the states I just don't need that. But over seas and LONG flight trips this would be awesome.

We set up Usoris Remote Utilities. It's free for 10 pcs, business or not, and they have a bunch of connection types:

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That's all that you need to do. Sometimes installers leave things behind, which sucks. Might be empty files though. Often configs are left behind in case you need to restore.

@Dashrender said:

As for the sending of data - yeah this is pretty bad - though I see tempering of this by the fact that this software would be installed directly on the machine that a consumer would get anyway, and it would be buried in the EULA that the information would be sent to Lenovo, just like it is for Dell and HP, etc - All of them do that! and have for years.

All of them had means to stop it before, though.

The only thing I know about fantasy football is from the show The League... which while centered around a fantasy football league doesn't really go into depth on how it actually works.

@scottalanmiller said:

OH okay. I think maybe someone responded to you about your setup or something and then it looked like there had been a question that there wasn't. Thanks for clearing that up.

you are welcome

@anonymous said:

has failed; Cause: 408 Request Timeout/INVITE from local

Likely you need to open some ports so the can communicate both ways.

Of the two, I feel like FF works better for the NodeBB sites, at least for ML.

@JaredBusch said:

More or less.
Specifically, you need a SIP trunk to make outbound calls.
You need a SIP trunk with a DID to receive inbound calls and make outbound calls.

To expand on this. At home I have a SIP trunk from VoIP.ms with no DID. I have this connected to an OBi100 that is connected to a regular cordless phone. This phone is used by my wife to call Japan. I have no need for inbound calling on this trunk, so I do not pay for a DID.