

This plugged into a raspberry pi would be a cheap alternative to a true kvm appliance.
https://openterface.com/product/minikvm/
You don’t need a kvm for 5 systems, just one for the machine that doesn’t have vpro.


This plugged into a raspberry pi would be a cheap alternative to a true kvm appliance.
https://openterface.com/product/minikvm/
You don’t need a kvm for 5 systems, just one for the machine that doesn’t have vpro.


Vpro is really only needed to get you into your bios or fix an issue where you disabled network somehow.
You could buy a standalone kvm. I think there’s one that uses a raspberry pi.
Or you could set up vnc or something similar on your host if you need a gui.
I would put vpro as a nice to have but not essential component option.
Non-vpro with amt will still get you to the pre-os screen I think.


You posted this into the /c/fediverse community. It should be in /c/news or somewhere else.
Might be best to delete it and post again.
Welcome!


It’s not clear what paid licensing gets you. What’s an Enterprise OS for example?
Took me for a spin.
That’s not how it works.


Set up a VPN to your router as a backup. If something goes down, you can still vpn into your LAN and reach all services.


I pay for mobaxterm.


Self signed certs are usually created with OpenSSL. Find an example online. If you own a domain create your cert against that name.
The better option is to get your backend also using let’s encrypt and change to https. The whole point of lets encrypt is “encrypt all the things”
You should be able to fix your browser cert error messages by adding the cert to your trusted root store. Easy to do on desktops, mobile devices might be harder to do without an MDM.


Let the right one in.
There was also a French film very similar to Chappie that was decent.
Dude needs to pay for google workspace instead of using Gmail.com for his employees.


Isn’t the LL Bean city near by?


Not bad. Strict schedule. Sleeping sort of sucks because people are always checking in on you.
Getting forced to have a room mate because they can’t be trusted by themselves isn’t great either.
When all of the other older kids are gone and the nurses trust you, they let you handle some of the data entry, or they let you play with the really young kids. It’s sad to see 5 year olds with depression.


I personally would recycle them and buy/build something to fit my needs.
Ai would be regurgitating data that it shouldn’t have access to outside of your tenant. That isn’t happening. That’s how you know.
Corporate entities are in control. They wouldn’t stand for it.
MS has been very aware of how ai-adverse corp has been. They’ve had to write out policy specifically for ai-use even though their existing policy covered it. Corp lawyers have scrutinized this ad nauseam.
This isn’t a closed source issue. It’s a legal issue that would end MS’s existence if it were violated. MS doesn’t make money off of selling windows licenses. It’s m365.


I don’t think it will pop. I think it will continue to gobble up components for the next 5 years.
Yes. They do not mess around with enterprise customers. If they started training on paying customers client data they would 1) lose a significant amount of customers and 2) expose themselves to millions of lawsuits.


Enterprise firewalls can detect if you’re running services on non-standard ports.
For example if you try to use ssh on port 443, I block that.
If you try to use https on 8443 I block that.
Also if your domain is on a dynamic dns domain or is relatively new then it might get blocked.
In what context? My Teams Rooms devices can recognize and isolate my voice in a conference room with 10+ other people.