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So, the way you would do this is creating separate VLANs, then using firewall rules to filter what communication is allowed between them.
In my home for example, I use a few smart devices that are controlled over the LAN from your phone. Think like a chrome cast. I would rather those devices be on my IoT network than my main, but they break if devices from my primary network can’t find them.
So I allow only those specific devices to communicate across my VLANs, with other devices (cameras, lights, etc) being dropped at the firewall.
That’s the basics and can be accomplished with any semi-decent router/firewall. If you have any more specific questions regarding what hardware you have available shoot me a message and we can talk through it
No you hit it, nothing will be enough. It’s a childlike view on geopolitics.
There’s no way in hell they allow him on stage with an adult that can string together a complete sentence
Unironically yes
Oh yeah, I got banned from a dozen communities I’d never even been to
Suddenly every bodies rent goes up about as much as their ubi check
Chinese companies work according to mandates from the party a lot of the time, there’s less separation than in the US
I like the trick where you squeeze the skin around where they’re sucking so they explode
No, it’s a $30 indie game.
Each expansion more or less adds extensions to the game the fundamentally expand on the mechanics and systems within the games. I’m okay paying for that, personally.
Meh. They charge for DLC, the DLC is optional and adds a lot of depth to the game, it’s a small studio…
I’ll take it
Maga-women have no principles, as is the case with most republicans
That’s actually a pretty good idea
Vote for who you want just don’t pretend your helping yourself or anyone else
Yes
Moving on
Never lived somewhere with buried infrastructure huh?
Sounds pretty plausible to me. An organization doesn’t have to be very big to get into the hundreds or thousands of devices on a network when you account for servers and VM.
A company with 40 employees all accessing and RDS server using a company laptop is looking at 85+ devices already
Yeah. It also affected banks, hospitals, retailers, distributors… someone definitely got fired. And it’s not even something that can be fixed remotely.
Flights were grounded across the US for everything but southwest I think
Speaking from my background, it prevents someone from trying to boot using an external device to access your system, assuming you have a BIOS password in place.
Of course encrypting your drive works just as well, but security in depth demands a “why not both?” Approach