Why not comply and install VPN? I face the same issue at my company,
and that's how I work from home. Fortunately, they allow VM.
On 2024-02-12 20:22, Peter King via talk wrote:
Honestly, I won’t do that. About three weeks ago I had gotten approval for a
new static ip address, at which
Alvin Starr via talk wrote on 2024-02-12 20:38:
Honestly, I won’t do that. About three weeks ago I had gotten
approval for a new static ip address, at which point I asked for them
to allow me to ssh to that address. I was *refused* and told I had to
use a VPN because they “have to protect
On 2024-02-12 20:22, Peter King via talk wrote:
Honestly, I won’t do that. About three weeks ago I had gotten approval for a
new static ip address, at which point I asked for them to allow me to ssh to
that address. I was *refused* and told I had to use a VPN because they “have
to protect
I tried a lot of things. None of them worked.
Over the weekend I threw the computer in the back of a car and took it
to Bill Tian at PC Shop near Keele and St. Clair (and a high
recommendation for him to all). Told him it didn't get to POST no
matter what I did, and to figure it out and
Honestly, I won’t do that. About three weeks ago I had gotten approval for a
new static ip address, at which point I asked for them to allow me to ssh to
that address. I was *refused* and told I had to use a VPN because they “have
to protect shh from the internet.” (!!!)
An IT department
Peter King via talk wrote on 2024-02-12 13:56:
Ethtool says the new card is running at 1000Mb/s.
That's the link speed, not necessarily reflective of the bandwidth
provided by upstream.
A different computer behind the same switch (which claims to have
gigabit ethernet: TP-Link AC1750)
Maybe a bit off-topic
Meetup
Raspberry Pi invites you to a new event
Well, the first thing I did was take Lennart's advice, because it's
always good. I got a NIC with an intel chipset and installed it. No
difference.
Tried a different switch port, no difference. Switched up to Cat 6
cable, no difference.
Ethtool says the new card is running at 1000Mb/s.
