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224 articles
Managed IT

The October Bill

You added 360 seats in March. The annual term you added them to does not care that the season ended in October, and neither do the accounts, the offline card cap, or the access points.

2026-08-13 · 11 min readRead →
Networking

The Camera Vendor Asked for a Port Forward

A port forward to a recorder is the fastest way to give an integrator remote support, and the fastest way to put your camera system on the public internet. There are better answers, and harder questions nobody writes down.

2026-08-12 · 10 min readRead →
Cybersecurity

Your MSP Filled Out the Form. You Signed It.

The technical answers came from your IT provider. The signature is yours. And the harder problem is not the application at all — it is proving the control stayed true all year.

2026-08-11 · 10 min readRead →
Networking

Why Dock Access Points Die in 14 Months

An IP67 rating tells you nothing about chloride corrosion. Here is what actually kills marina access points, why the mounting hardware fails before the radio does, and how to build a pier link that lasts.

2026-08-08 · 11 min readRead →
Industry Trends

The 90 Minutes Before You Touch Anything

Powering on flooded equipment to see if it still works destroys the insurance claim and the data in the same motion. Documentation has to come first, and it takes about 90 minutes.

2026-08-06 · 10 min readRead →
Managed IT

The Generator Ran. The Servers Died Anyway.

A generator that starts is not the same as servers that survive. Three failure modes sit between the utility feed and a cleanly shut-down hypervisor, and testing any one of them proves nothing about the other two.

2026-08-05 · 10 min readRead →