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By Izlude · Posted
Oof my bad.. I just realized the WAN port on the X10 only allows 1Gbit input from the modem >.< arghh that derails everything lol. OK I'll need a new router then. Since I'm the only wired user in the household (everything else is wireless), would you say the RS100 is a good solution? As for a build your own, I'm afraid i'm limited in power here PC, Games, TVs, Printer, Receiver/Amp+ secondary Amp.. heck even the Mini Split (don't ask how/why they did it this way). One more major device trips the breaker :P Although I just noticed this tidbit on my router's config page. It almost looks as if the modem could somehow input "INTO" the 10Gbit port, rather than using the 10Gbit port as an output? https://imgur.com/a/uiObRNK What would be the purpose of this? -
By thartist · Posted
YESSS!!!!! Now that this comes up, interesting that MS hasn't planned on a 25H2... 🤔 -
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By wrack · Posted
Just give a great simple monitor. No AI nonsense. What's next? AI mouse that knows where you want to move?
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Hi. i have heard and seen netsupport in action. it's a great software for maintaining different computers on a network without knowing much about group policies and stuff... but it's too expensive for me. Is there any alternative to it? i want to restrict some user access and do most of the things netsupport does, just half the cost.
http://www.netsupportdna.com/overview.asp
if not. any group policies for dummies links? thanks
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