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On 16 Jan 24 05:11:30, Jas Hud said the following to Arelor:
and why do you have wifi access with no internet access? whats the point.
Wifi IP cameras that talk to a local DVR do not ever require Internet.
From Newsgroup: micronet.comp
On 16 Jan 24 07:54:29, Jas Hud said the following to Arelor:
Well i mean for your customers. i suggest you post an email address that they can email files for printing.
If this thread were actually about his company with customers - which it was
If this thread were actually about his company with customers - which it was not - and if he didn't care about security or confidentiality or he hired a very lazy tech with no cert flying by the seat of his pants... sure, why not.
I'm sure he wouldn't need me to tell him that at any company valuing security where a central printer/copier is involved, the employee's printed document
is spooled encrypted to the copier. The employee may only retrieve the job by actually going over to the copier keypad; sometimes with 2FA.
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Re: Re: Alternative Win32 Telnet Client?
By: Jas Hud to Arelor on Tue Jan 16 2024 07:54 am
Well i mean for your customers. i suggest you post an email address that they can email files for printing.
I wouldn't let any outsider access any network.
Oh, I was speaking about my home network here.
And now i know i can rob your house and just burn it down because your came dont record off site!
he says he provides network access to suspicious clients but they don't hav internet access on their wifi.
And now i know i can rob your house and just burn it down because your came
dont record off site!
Please read carefully.
The cameras do not have Internet access. I didn't say my DVR didn't.
Arelor wrote to Jas Hud <=-
Say you have a network printer you want to connect to your LAN over
wifi, so people can sent print jobs to it from their computers, but the manufacturer is known for bullshit firmware upgrades which happen automatically over the Internet.
Mike Powell wrote to NICK ANDRE <=-
I hope Jas re-read that before he took off for Canada with the matches
and gasoline. :D
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And now i know i can rob your house and just burn it down because your came
dont record off site!
Please read carefully.
The cameras do not have Internet access. I didn't say my DVR didn't.
I hope Jas re-read that before he took off for Canada with the matches and gasoline. :D
he says he provides network access to suspicious clients but they don't have internet access on their wifi.
https://i.imgur.com/EfJFU2d.png
when you say suspicious customers do you mean actual hardware and not customers? i thought you ran a store?
Nick Andre wrote to Jas Hud <=-
I'm sure he wouldn't need me to tell him that at any company valuing security where a central printer/copier is involved, the employee's printed document is spooled encrypted to the copier. The employee may
only retrieve the job by actually going over to the copier keypad; sometimes with 2FA.
Digimaus wrote to Arelor <=-
Say you have a network printer you want to connect to your LAN over
wifi, so people can sent print jobs to it from their computers, but the manufacturer is known for bullshit firmware upgrades which happen automatically over the Internet.
*cough*HP*cough*
At one of my last gigs, we had something called "follow me" printing.
You'd use your security badge to badge into any printer and the print
job would show up there. I managed a dozen offices around the country
(and 5 in the local area), being able to print with just a badge from anywhere was pretty damn cool.
Mike Powell wrote to NICK ANDRE <=-
I hope Jas re-read that before he took off for Canada with the matches and gasoline. :D
Obligatory video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3eC35LoF4U
XD
printer I did was an HP inkjet 500, which is still running somewhere
to this day. When they were Hewlett-Packard, and built printers like tanks.
LOL, the Talking Heads were something while they lasted.
I had a DeskJet 500 and I regret getting rid of it. Built like a tank and very reliable.
From Newsgroup: micronet.comp
printer I did was an HP inkjet 500, which is still running somewhere
to this day. When they were Hewlett-Packard, and built printers like tanks.
I had a DeskJet 500 and I regret getting rid of it. Built like a tank and very reliable.
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