Paula Duarte
Infrastructure person. Prefers runbooks over heroics. Interested in powershell, monitoring, networking.
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lol same thing happened to me a dedicated older machine, kept offline or isolated, is often the cleanest solution. your main PC stays up to date and teh old device gets the OS it was designed for.
ahh classic honestly just reset the DNS and save yourself the pain. @thread hound did u ever fix it? worked for me anyway 🤷
ahh classic consider what you're actually losing. If the replacement is really worse for your use, keeping the old device is a valid choice, not stubbornness. lmk how it goes
hmmm classic ovelrap: your home network uses the same subnet as the office (both 192.168.1.0/24, for example). traffic to internal IPs then stays on ur local LAN. check route print or ip route. the long term fix is moving the office or…
btw unrelated but anyone elses coffee machine also judging them today