My $0.02
I had a Brother MFC-9840CDW all-in-one for years and it did trojan
service, printing numerous issues of double sided newsletters in
batches of hundreds. I have to say it stood up very well to the
abuse given it wasn't an industrial device. It also did envelopes
very well, though they need
On 1/27/2016 4:23 PM, Roy McMorran wrote:
I'm off to Google 'printer reviews' but if anyone has a suggestion
thanks in advance.
Thanks for all the suggestions, definitely looking like the Brothers are
worth a look, a vendor I hadn't considered yet.
As I've been researching this I've come acr
On Wed, 27 Jan 2016, John Stoffel wrote:
I'll chime in here as well, I've got an ancient MFC-8860DN laser
printer at home and it's got to be 8-10 years old and it's given
flawless service. I've replaced toner a few times, maybe once for the
drum. Cost around $400 when I got it, and when it jams
I am building a talk for our Tech meetings here at $WORK to show some
system monitoring in action. Creating the VMs is easy but I am at a loss or
not sure how to have a separate network in a virtual setup on my laptop. I
would like to have four or five VMs with one being the montioring system.
Then
Hi John,
Quickly with no details – you could use a virtual switch (bridge) that all of
the VMs connect to, and assign addresses from a common IPv[4|6] subnet to the
VMs. If you want the host to be on that same subnet, you’d need a virtual
interface on the host, and attach it to the same bridge.
On Thu, Jan 28, 2016 at 02:07:48PM -0500, john boris wrote:
> I am building a talk for our Tech meetings here at $WORK to show some
> system monitoring in action. Creating the VMs is easy but I am at a loss or
> not sure how to have a separate network in a virtual setup on my laptop. I
> would like
