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There's no real 100% uptime for any service.  Saying you wouldn't use it because of a certain event is a pretty rash thing to say in my opinion.  The entire fact that they're able to get everything fixed within 30 minutes I'd say is why you should use them :) They took care of it all in a pretty...

ALL THIS TIME.  HOW COULD YOU?  And now you'll tell me Secure Dragon is actually a front for world domination!  

I am jealous of you and your office. Also to be perfectly honest, I can't honestly trust anyone with the name GVH in front of them.  I mean hell you know how Johnny goes around under a false name, maybe it's another one of his false accounts acting as "Chief Executive Marketing Operations...

Verywell.  That's understandable then!  That is another method to approaching the issue.  I just didn't really consider it necessary because on a standard base-setup the WiFi system wasn't working anyways. I'll give it a shot soon.  

While that is an option I don't see how that is related to the issue at hand.  Currently the main focus is to determine if the issue is hardware related or software related.  With a hard reset on default WiFi connection (no passwords, no encryption, no security) either temporarily works (for...

I stopped reading after that. I apologize but I'm going to be brutally honest right here.  I don't care if your "service is great" right now.  I don't care if you're in the best datacenter in the world.  If your legal documents and registrations aren't in order and if you didn't spend time on...

Maybe PM here or LET?   Also, like what @qrwteyrutiyoup said (and like standard support ticket), give it at least 24 hours. 

Just for clarification (I don't know if you know or not) but @Steven F is on staff at WHT as a Community Liaison.   Honestly @Steven F, I'd just contact @mpkossen and ask him to review his research and/or sources.  

So...  how is Jonny going to finance that office and that "luxurious furniture" now that he's banned from his "biggest market"?  #WINNING?  Ok besides for my dick-ish comment, I'm not surprised this happened.  I'm pretty sure GVH Jon would be involved in something like this.  You can tell from...

Yep latest firmware.   Apparently due to regulations they don't allow firmware downgrading.   Quoted here: Sauce Yeah it's quite the amount of work I already put into it.  It's been an on/off project to fix this... whenever I have the time really.  

What.  You don't have a friend Squirrel? 

Haha totally reasonable question especially since very often the simplest question could find the problem. Yep I've tried it with multiple devices.  My netbook originally was the device to diagnose it (Windows 7 64-bit).  My phone was also unable to connect to it (Samsung Galaxy 4, Android)...

Already tried that multiple times.  Sometimes it temporarily works and then stops working about a minute afterwards. It's pretty flaky.  I can't seem to get what the problem is.  

Howdy folks. Seeming a ton of you guys are working in IT, I thought I'd ask you guys for help on troubleshooting this WiFi access point (something I've been trying to do for a few days now).   So I have a Buffalo AirStation HighPower N450 (Of course, this has DD-WRT Pre-installed using the...

Yep.   While it would slow down (not stop) targeted attacks, most of the time are simply malicious connections trying to get into SOMETHING by scanning the IP range.  Those are 99% of what you're going to be up against and Cloudflare does not protect you against that.  

I'll make a new PayPal competitor. Name it PayFriend!

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Aww yisss

Hm.  I don't see it as far as I can tell. Although I did find the LET topic on it.   Also seems Shovenose posted about it a while back here: 

Ooh tinc for a VPN network to hook up all the storage systems does sound interesting. Besides for security concerns, any benefit over this from? (simply curious)