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I have moved 3 Vmware platforms to S2D with Hyper-V. It's been nothing but good. Many vendors (such as Dell) will provide technical support for both hardware and software if you buy a S2D product. I would avoid Nutanix at all costs. I took it out of service here. It was unreliable, awful slow interface and used a lot of resources just to run it.

There is a privacy setting in Windows 10 that has caused this problem for me. If you open the Windows 10 settings app and search Microphone Privacy there might be something there.

It’s 37c here. [emoji41]

I think only us Geeks will understand this!

Is it possible to do this (without the schedule element) via powershell? If so you could creat a script to enable / disable chat and run it as a scheduled task on one of your servers?

What do you call a paper airplane that can’t fly? Stationery

Its 2021 here in South Australia! Happy New Year!! [emoji322][emoji322]

Here you go mate: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/wireless-networks/214756-how-do-you-do-your-unifi-controller.html#post1837642

For that reason I installed it on an Ubuntu server. Much better than running it on Windows. I made a guide on here. Just copy and paste the commands and you’re all set.

True. However if the controller goes offline the access points continue to operate as normal. A little bit of extra work during setup makes it worth it I think.

This is what happens when you allow postal ballots. Everyone else cheats!

My old Android did the same. As does my current iPhone. You can also use the volume buttons to take the picture - easier than looking for the button in screen.

Yes - pretty mcuh!

This will either be: 1. Great News 2. A total disaster I wait for the result...

I’m not sure I would trust that. It shows no outages where I am...

YouTube also offline.

Same here for my personal free account. I was in the middle of a game and the login prompt blocked the screen and I died!

Just noticed its the same as I do.

How does this behave differently please? It would have an impact on licencing for other systems.

Hello, We are setting up inTune and its working great with IOS Devices. We Android there is an issue. I enrol them via "Corporate-owned, fully managed user device" and scan the QR code. During the enrollment it is asking to sign in with the users Microsoft account. For 3 reasons this is an issue. Some of our users don't have an account. Some devices are shared, for example an on call phone. You can't add phones to groups until the enrollment is complete. Enrolment is completed by login into the account. For sites in regional areas away from the head office this is an issue. We could end up in a situation where they are not enrolled at all. I am wondering if anyone has any solutions please? Thanks

I thought chinese companies like Huawei could no longer use the Play Store due to some legal issue imposed by the US government. To be honest I am not up to date and wasn't fully informed at the time.

Do they have Google Play or did that issue die out?

Does the log include the domain name as part of the username?

I used Smoothwall for many years and never had it configured that way. Unless something has changed recently. Maybe @tom_newton can clarify.

You're probably best of asking Nessy themselves about system requirements. The risk is reduced in comparison to asking strangers on the internet. I did have a quick look on their website and it isn't much help. https://www.nessy.com/us/blog/help_centre/nessy-reading-technical-requirements/ As for refurbished iPads you should consider the depreciation and total cost of ownership. Whilst a refurbished device is cheaper it will also become end of life quicker (Apple stopping software updates) compared to a new device such as the 2020 iPad Air. If you divide the cost of an iPad by how many remaining months of life you may find the new device has a lower cost per month.