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Chumbawumba4ever97 posted:This is more of a general question but I just got rid of my old cable internet provider and switched to Fios. My old service required that I use their stupid lovely modem and router. Verizon is letting me use my own Asus router. Their ethernet cable from the ont plugs directly into it which owns so much. you can just leave it as it is, the ip (subnet really) of the router is arbitrary, just has to be in 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x
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Chumbawumba4ever97 posted:lol of course, I have two RT-AC68Us (one is a repeater). Luckily it looks like a firmware update resolves it. I might be confused about your setup here, but I imagine you would have fibre box -> router -> repeater (wired?) What I would do is have just one router (the first one) acting as a dhcp server. Usually you would just have that as 192.168.1.1 because most consumer routers use that. Your repeater could then have any address in 192.168.1.x. Sometimes repeaters will instead connect in a different way (with NAT and their own dhcp server) so then your network on the repeater could be on a different subnet like 192.168.2.x. If it is working right now the best thing to do is leave it alone lol
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Pile Of Garbage posted:SAP->AD->SAP->AD->Salesforce->SAP->AD). 
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Are users directly putting things in the db?? i feel like u would do this sort of thing on the app level
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my thinkpad runs off of one usb-c cable it also has a proper ethernet port
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put clear at the end of your bashrc
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get one of those usb linux jobbies that installs grub and then install windows as well (maybe need to copy a working windows partition idk since the installer won't work). then use grub to load windows e: disclaimer: no idea if this will work
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