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I agree. Windows 11, however, also supposedly defaults to full-disk encryption. I'll never enable that, because how the hell are you supposed to recover your disk if it gets corrupted, plus it'll be incompatible with Linux. But just last week I saw someone in the Microsoft forum on the...

See those BLUE mileage hyperlinks, such as: 73.2, 69.5, 74.8, etc? CLICK on those, and they'll show you the signal propagation between the tower and YOUR antenna for that channel. You'll see if you are dealing with it bouncing off mountain ridges and such. IMO, this is the best antenna out...

My actuator is down and apart for a clean and grease. I asked about ssl (putty). If you set and lost the password, if I remember there is a way to reset it using ssl (putty). Other than that you can reinstall 6 and not restore settings. Then remove the firewall plugin. I don't think really...

I always liked TNAP 5.1 anyway.

You need to think, and reverse-engineer what you did when using this plugin. Did you use capitals, did you insert spaces, etc, etc... IF you can't figure out what you changed your password to, you'll likely need to blow away the slot and reload it from scratch. OpenWebif - Update SDA_FL_USA

Just curious. Have you ever pointed any kind of directional antenna at St Louis and done a scan?

I can still use the webif as usual. I just can't stream using it anymore. I can always go back to TNAP 5.1 where everything works as always.

Hey Scott, Since you have this setup. can you answer my questions?

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I shut that firewall off. More trouble than it's worth for what I do. Since I can't stream anymore, I also can't stream at the dish during orientation which used to help orienting the dish. I saw your comms with el bandido. Interesting. I'm not so interested in Linux. I like catching...

Far fetched but is the danged firewall plugin running? I had the same thing happen. Can you ssl into the box? EB versed me on the same thing over at his place.

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