My son plays Minecraft on their Android tablet (Huawei MatePad 10.4 2022). And recently he faced with problem of using Huawei Smart Keyboard. The keyboard works well until you press the Enter key (entering to the chat). After exiting the chat you can't do anything (on keyboard) cause Android think that you are still typing in the chat and suggests you proper words (over the game).
For more than 2 years, I've an issue with periodical freezing of some YouTube videos (99% is Live events) in Firefox Browser. At the same time the same video playing in Chrome well.
To improve quality of WiFi coverage in my apartment I bought a second Keenetic Giga router (KN-1011) in addition to Keenetic Giga (KN-1010). From my perspective Keenetic is the best router for home usage. This confirms the presence of Mesh feature that can be configured by simple wizard.
The second router was placed in second room behind 2 walls from the primary router and connected by Ethernet cable Cat 5e (1 Gbps).
Everything was perfect until I decided to play online game where I felt periodic freezes. ping shows loss of 2 packets per ~ 1 munite.
Two companies (for example, parent and affiliate) have their own Microsoft tenants. Both companies are big, let's say more than 10000 users each. Everyday companies hire and fire employees.
The first company (parent) has an Internal website on SharePoint Online. Employees of the second company (child) have to get access to this website. Someone else shouldn't have rights.
Standard approach of Azure B2B "invite each user" is not a suitable option. You (or someone else) can't (it's possible, but I assume you do not want this) manually send an individual invitation for each new user of child company.
Is there another way? Yes, but it's not perfect.
The idea of the post is issue that we faced recently. Sometimes Outlook freezed for a while with warning message.
At the same time SCOM started to warn about issues with Application Pool of one Exchange server. This issues should be linked, but how?
Exchange server registered warnings 5011 in System Event Log:
Some time ago I helped with resolving an issue with authorization in Office 365 on Windows 8.
Cloud drive is a best and simple way to protect the data from loss (second copy).
VeraCrypt (as TrueCrypt fork) is a good tool to protect the data from leake (encryption).
It is reasonable to use these technologies together. But this solution has several specifics:
Evoko is a perfect room booking system. On the first step (Log In to Exchange 2016 server) of Evoko Home server (version 2.5.0.93 / Windows edition) installation I faced with an error "UNABLE_TO_VERIFY_LEAF_SIGNATURE".
Checkbox "Allow untrusted Exchange server SSL/TLS certificates" skip the error, but I want all certificates to be trusted. The Exchange server uses a certificate issued by local CA. The certificate is not expired, has all needed CNs and fully supported by browsers and Windows (cause a Root CA certificate is stored in "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" container).
