Has anything changed on the software level or if running Eero in Bridge mode, it still needs to be in front of everything...
ISP-Gateway---Single Eero---Switch----everything else including other Eeros downstream
Or can I just treat it like a -normal ap- where all AP's come off the switch
Hemming and hawing at this.....I have a workstation as such but need to get a laptop with supported card (Nvidia) + memory........for those times where I'm mobile and need to use the Rockit simply to Scan while off-site.
A rough look at 64mb Dell's or Lenovo's puts me in the $3K+++ catagory which is what it is given current today's market....
A quick search on Amazon on some Gamer laptop with 32GB memory may be just as fine and cheaper.....haven't ever used an Acer or the like laptop....
Any recommendations for anyone who want's to chime in here
For anything that is for production...my Mac is on a dock on a thunderbolt hub that is on a wired cable. Same for everything else where speed or reliability matters
We have multiple houses and in this one I'm typing now, while I have BNIB 7 Max'es sitting around I've been meaning to replace, my entire AP ecosystem is Pro 6 currently.
Just posting as I see numerous postings about this speed and this speed and what not....I dunno, but if it was that important, IMO, I'm going to be wired in some shape of form anyhow. All my AP's are wired as well.
Without reading every thread, would the common theme on this Eero Sub and speed....generally be due to a mesh setup.
Cause I've had Zero Issues with any of my Eero setups, but I've never had them in a Mesh Setup...all have always been hard-wired
Battery Cycles aside, too much risk vs. reward for me on a used laptop. Laptops have hinges on screens, keyboards, trackpad, ports, etc. Between the performance jump of the next gen or 2 gens later, battery, and possibly worn-fatigued components, it's just not worth whatever savings is there vs. the possibility of a repair needed. It's not it'a a Mini or the like in which it's a fixed component
Granted I say this having multiple MBP and there's been only 2 times I've ever needed AppleCare service. One was on an older intel one with the typical peeling glossy coat. And the latter was some trackpad issue. In all, MBP for me have been pretty reliable hardware wise
Ebay, Backmarket, platforms....where there is some sort of protection on a refund...direct like Marketplace or the like. I have not read much into it but the only true way to know if a device is MDM enrolled is to do full OS install to see if MDM pops up. I don't see one doing a OS restore on a Marketplace transaction
WTH.....was doing a service address lookup on Verizon fios business online.
I put in my contact details but did not confirm:checkout on the service.
Fast forward a few hrs later, a *3rd party* Verizon partner follows up via phone and email. Company : on-cc.com
Isn't Fios in generally *wholly* unionized on the sales side . On the tech:repair:install side, I am well aware it's still VZ direct union force.
I was *not* expecting a 3rd party to reach out in any sorts...
This is new to me....have a few business and have ordered Fios in the past
On the new quote I recveived, there is a line item
Order Processing Charge - Account Establishment. $70
Is this a -extra- add on that the agent **tacked** onto the quote