On Tue, 24 Apr 2018, Peter Tiggerdine wrote:
I've just observed an interesting situation where a vendor is charging upto 18months
"fee" to bring a device back into active maintenance and
support. The customer purchase the kit secondhand. Naturally the customer is
pushing back (don't blame th
> I've just observed an interesting situation where a vendor is charging upto
> 18months "fee" to bring a device back into active maintenance and support.
> The customer purchase the kit secondhand. Naturally the customer is pushing
> back (don't blame them).
> Is this common in our industry?
H
Hi All
Apologies for the noise.
I've just observed an interesting situation where a vendor is charging upto
18months "fee" to bring a device back into active maintenance and support.
The customer purchase the kit secondhand. Naturally the customer is pushing
back (don't blame them).
Is this comm
Well it seems that persistence pays.
NTT now peer across Sydney with Azure.
Now MSN have updated their routes.
Hope this improves the general situation for connectivity in Sydney.
Chris
-Original Message-
From: Chris O'Donoghue
Sent: Monday, 26 March 2018 2:09 PM
To: 'ausnog@lists.ausn
https://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=133533
TL;DR - someone can push a request to winbox port and get the internal
USER DB back before authing.
If best practice is followed (i.e. firewalled off) - you should not have
been compromised, but best to update when new ROS available and c
