Re: Filtering Levels
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2018 5:38 pm
Good point. All the more reason to set the filter level to at least moderate.
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Each time I need to use the clerk's computer to do anything on lds.org during the three-hour block of meetings, I must unplug the WAPs from the firewall to get enough bandwidth from our little DSL modem to complete my task. I did that twice yesterday. I am fortunate that the DSL modem, the firewall, and the switch that connects all three WAPs are located right there on the desk.johnshaw wrote:What are the use cases that people see to set the stricter policies in practice? I get the theory, but I'm never going to set them differently (or at least that will be my SME to the SP that we don't).
Are there really clerks/B/SP out there running through the building asking people to get off their phones because they can't do official church work on the network? Is that a real thing? - Quick Turn off Wireless so I can transmit MLS to Salt Lake - (the imagine cry of the clerk in the heads/minds of the IT staff at CHQ/COB)??
There is a tool for that: https://tm.lds.org/. I will admit that pulling plugs may be easier if everything is right there at the desk.drepouille wrote:Each time I need to use the clerk's computer to do anything on lds.org during the three-hour block of meetings, I must unplug the WAPs from the firewall to get enough bandwidth from our little DSL modem to complete my task. I did that twice yesterday. I am fortunate that the DSL modem, the firewall, and the switch that connects all three WAPs are located right there on the desk.
hmmm... still a bit hard to believe, I know some buildings just have terrible, terrible Internet - But hmmm... not sure why it can't just wait until after I guess... seems very odd to me to stop wireless in the middle of church services.drepouille wrote:Each time I need to use the clerk's computer to do anything on lds.org during the three-hour block of meetings, I must unplug the WAPs from the firewall to get enough bandwidth from our little DSL modem to complete my task. I did that twice yesterday. I am fortunate that the DSL modem, the firewall, and the switch that connects all three WAPs are located right there on the desk.
Possible because the counselor and clerk who are preparing the deposit just after noon don't wish to wait until the last ward is out at 4:00 pm?johnshaw wrote:hmmm... still a bit hard to believe, I know some buildings just have terrible, terrible Internet - But hmmm... not sure why it can't just wait until after I guess... seems very odd to me to stop wireless in the middle of church services.
Not currently.jefferyabell wrote:Is this possible?