Here is what I've done:Ĭreated up-to-date AVAST emergency recovery/scanner drive. I had him immediately turn off the computer and get it to me. One of my customers reported that someone took over his computer, was moving the mouse, closing windows, etc. One of the more interesting events of April 28th Reason not to focus solely on death and destruction today. Mentioning a dead Volvo owner in my last Spark and so there appears to be no
Spark! Pro Series - April 28th, 2023 Water Cooler. You can alternatively place the printer on LAN1 private and both wireless and LAN should have access to it. I don't need to access the printer from the Wireless (company) or LAN 2 (Company) so that is ok.just wondering how to set up wireless Private? I am using the T-Plink EAP245 as posted beforeĪdding a separate subnet for Wireless (Company) shouldn't be a problem with no need for printer access. I was looking att having a different subnet for Wireless Private but am now wondering about contacting the printer? I have allowed added a mac address and IP for my printer on the Lan 1 (Private) subnet and everything works fine. I have set a range for Lan 1 (Private) and everything I have at home is reserved dhcp under the range by mac address. 
I have a subnet allocated for Lan 1 and another subnet allocated for Lan 2 I have a quad port intel card that will be as follows:
I have the WAN at the moment on built in network interface. OK.getting going here but have questions.
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