Yeah, that's a good point about the speed. I'm using some Raspberry Pi
Zeroes, so really I would be shocked if they could even use 100Mbit. (I'm
using a USB-ethernet adapter. I like avoiding WiFi.) It makes perfect sense
to me that there could be issues with gigabit speeds and dumb devices. :)
But
With the end-of-cable splitter, it's possible they'd work, because it would
look like ethernet + barrel connector power, however I have had trouble
when the ethernet cable only supports two pairs for data (because the other
two pairs are used to transmit the power) but both ends think they are
My experience trying to power the MR24 with "passive PoE" and/or less than
48V were not successful. You really need a standards compliant PoE
injector for them.
Apparently there is/was a patent on the chips that do/did the IEEE PoE
standard, which made them too expensive (I recall something like
PLUG Advanced Topics Is Back!
Who: Beth Dean and Otavio Pontes
What: System Stacks Usecases and Swupd Client
Where: Intel, 5200 NE Elam Young Pkwy, Building 3 Auditorium, Hillsboro
When: Tuesday, November 19th, 2019 at 6:30pm
Why: The pursuit of technology freedom
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PLUG Advanced Topics Is Back!
Who: Beth Dean and Otavio Pontes
What: System Stacks Usecases and Swupd Client
Where: Intel, 5200 NE Elam Young Pkwy, Building 3 Auditorium, Hillsboro
When: Tuesday, November 19th, 2019 at 6:30pm
Why: The pursuit of technology freedom
Stream:
If this will do it, it would be a cheap and easy fix.
https://www.amazon.com/BeElion-Passive-Injector-Splitter-Connector/dp/B01HMNJHII/
I've been planning something similar to run a raspberry pi in a location
away from a power outlet. Since I don't need hardly any power, the 12V will
be just fine
On Mon, 18 Nov 2019, Tomas Kuchta wrote:
Combination of VPN and ssh/sshfs is for redundancy because of various
access restrictions on public and customer networks.
Tomas,
That makes sense.
Public and customer networks are often heavily restricted and
circumventing DNS and https - so VPN or
On Mon, 18 Nov 2019, Russell Senior wrote:
If you can easily reach the MR24 with a regular ac adapter (12V DC
output), then the PoE isn't really buying you anything. If you want to put
the MR24 somewhere that is hard to plug into power directly (you have to
run ethernet to it anyway), that's
I use vpn to home office together with ssh and sshfs to access data and
remote vnc safely.
Combination of VPN and ssh/sshfs is for redundancy because of various
access restrictions on public and customer networks.
When unlucky - both VPN and ssh traffic blocked - I fall back to nextCloud
over
If you can easily reach the MR24 with a regular ac adapter (12V DC output),
then the PoE isn't really buying you anything. If you want to put the MR24
somewhere that is hard to plug into power directly (you have to run
ethernet to it anyway), that's where PoE becomes worthwhile.
On Mon, Nov 18,
On Mon, 18 Nov 2019, Rich Shepard wrote:
That's reasonable, but I don't know where this fits between the Meraki and
the ER-X, ...
A bit more reading suggests it would fit between the Netgear GS116 gigabit
switch and the Meraki. That would save a cable and the electrical outlet
since the
On Mon, 18 Nov 2019, Russell Senior wrote:
Won't work.
Russell,
That's what my research suggested.
If you want to do PoE for the MR24, I suggest one of these:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007Q87KP2
That's reasonable, but I don't know where this fits between the Meraki and
the ER-X,
Won't work. Unfortunately, not all PoE are the same. The MR24 needs 48V
(and a protocol to negotiate), but the ER-X does what's called "passive
PoE" which doesn't do the protocol and is limited to 24V (and probably also
the supply voltage that you provide to the ER-X, which is probably just
12V).
On Mon, 18 Nov 2019, Rich Shepard wrote:
Since the Meraki MR24 Wireless Access Point can be powered by PoE and the
Ubiquti ER-X has PoE in and out capabilities I'd like to power it that
way.
Update: The ER-X is limited to 24v while the standard is written for 48v. I
haven't found information
Folks,
Since the Meraki MR24 Wireless Access Point can be powered by PoE and the
Ubiquti ER-X has PoE in and out capabilities I'd like to power it that way.
I'd appreciate pointers to what I should read to learn how to get PoE into
the ER-X, what cable(s) to use, and whether a splitter would be
The illustrious Mr. Wescott once said:
"Richard has a long commute. He lives out past Estacada, even."
Actually I'm in Southwest Missouri ;)
Due to time zone differences etc., video feeds are not particularly useful.
I'm wondering if presenters might provide two or three URLs to give
those
On Mon, 18 Nov 2019, Mike C. wrote:
I think the key advantage of a vpn for someone like you is that you can
securely access important / confidential information via the Internet on
demand.
Mike,
Thought so.
VPNs were initially designed to extend the corporate LAN to a traveling
worker's
>
> I'm not traveling out-of-state as much as I used to and I'm curious when
> a VPN would be advantageous for a sole practitioner professional services
> provider who would access the office LAN for mail and files when not
> sitting at the desk there. All thoughts welcome.
>
> Rich
>
I think the
I'm not traveling out-of-state as much as I used to and I'm curious when a
VPN would be advantageous for a sole practitioner professional services
provider who would access the office LAN for mail and files when not sitting
at the desk there. All thoughts welcome.
Rich
Hi guys,
Just a heads up. The survey is not for Clear Linux users only. Everyone is
welcome. __
On 11/12/19, 20:09, "plug-boun...@pdxlinux.org on behalf of
tomas.kuchta.li...@gmail.com" wrote:
Thank you
Mozilla Firefox 68.2.0esr just keeps waiting
Google Chrome
Sorry for the late notice. Took a while to get confirmation from the
speakers.
Advanced Topics is at the Intel Hawthorne Farms Auditorium at 6:30pm on
the third Tuesday of the month. For November that is TOMORROW, November
19th.
There is a Max stop right next to the Hawthorne Farms campus. The
On Sun, Nov 17, 2019 at 2:41 PM tom wrote:
> Has anybody got any details on the specifications for the communication
> between the embedded controller and the battery module for the ThinkPad
> T430? Also perhaps some CAD schematics of the battery module enclosure?
On Sun, Nov 17, 2019 at
A good practice is to keep all necessary system files on the boot disk and not
depend on another disk to boot. Not always possible, I understand.
Check your BIOS for boot order. It may have tried to use the USB.
Check if nfs is running to be sure after the upgrade.
Just some suggestions.
I built a little gizmo to go mid-span between the PC and the external
device, where two additional serial ports connect their RX to the two data
lines coming from the PC and external device, respectively, then log (with
timestamps) the data that goes by. Then I can correlate the data coming
from
I found something to like about Okular, which usually I've considered
too basic or clumsy for things I want to do with PDF documents. When
preparing some medical documents to be sent through email, so that any
sensitive info such as birth date is totally removed, I found that there
are a lot
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