July 2022 - Blind-sysadmins - lists.hodgsonfamily.org

Ubiquiti and/or PFSense access
by Andrew Hodgson 30 Apr '23

30 Apr '23

Hi all, I have a new flat and with it comes a 1GBPs Ethernet connection as part of the building service. The router they have given me is causing me a lot of issues so I want to upgrade it. I have been looking at different models and I have discount a lot due to the 1GBPs connection. I have a Sophos router from a previous job, but it doesn't support IPV6. At this point I am looking at potentially going with a Synology router, the Unifi kit or a PFSense build. has anyone used any of this and can comment on the usability with JFW? i know the Synology will be pritty much the same as the NAS, though they don't have a demo site for the router. I am going to check out the Ubiquiti demo site next but I know people on this list were using it. Thanks. Andrew.

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please, remote support
by Ibraam Wahib 24 Jul '22

24 Jul '22

hello dears i need to help my friend to setup some programs / configure jaws and so on... which better remote support i could use? i think for nvda, but we need to configure jaws, i can't use jaws tandum for personal matter is it safe to use rim beta tister version? if this is good solution; how i start session, need different shortcut to access end-user machine? which shortcut could use to move to my machine not end-user during session? please send me user guide or just your help. thanks very much.

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Remote Incident Manager
by German A Fermin 19 Jul '22

19 Jul '22

Hell all, Just in case you all didn't know, a new Remote Incident Manager is in currently in public beta right now and they are looking for feedback. Having used the first RIM iteration as well as tandem and NVD remote, this so far is awesome. Latency is great, could use Jaws/NVDA and it doesn't matter what is on the other end. Although NVDA is the only one thus far where you can remote control a machine for a sighted user that does not have any screen readers installed. Obviously Narrator but then the target computer would hear that. With NVDA, they would not. They also just introduced unattended sessions. Thought this group would be interested. https://getrim.app/ Herman

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