u/3G_Lighting

RPS cable question.

Has anyone who has the RPS, that's the device that allows you to connect Unifi devices to it using an cable that looks to have ATX style connectors on either end, on making custom cables that are shorter?

I see why Ubiquiti doesn't want to make one shorter than 1.5M long, they offered a shorter one with the RPS or the UDM-Pro, but since they seem to not recognize 24U racks as it makes it impossible to manage the 1.5M cables. Though I am sure they would see more RPS's being sold and would likely have a tough time keeping the 1M long cables in stock if they offer it as I have seen a lot of people here and on the community who have smaller than 24U racks (the Ubiquiti ones) that would most likely like to have some redundancy, like me who uses a Dell 24U.

I have the 1.5M cables which are quite heavy and hard to get locked in. I always find when I get one or two locked in at least one of the other ones fall out. And the cables rest on my Dell R830 which if I had to ever pull out to do some maintenance on would cause the weight to shift straining the cables causing them to disengage (fall out).

I recall seeing a post somewhere of someone saying they cable ends were ATX style, but nothing more was said, and I have lost the post plus haven't found any new mentions of it online. I guess no too many people are interested in redundancy.

Thanks

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u/3G_Lighting — 2 days ago

Microsoft 365 Licensing question

Previously we were managed by an MSP. When they gave us control of our tenant, we manage it now. They left everything setup the way they did include the partner relationships for the MOSA licensing. We started transferring everything to MCA licensing.

So, my question is what the difference between MOSA and MCA licensing, mainly is there any benefits over the other, and for security reasons is it safe to remove the GDAP and other partner relationships?

If we wanted to start using MOSA, if its better, do we need to find our own partner and what is involved in doing that?

Thanks,

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u/3G_Lighting — 2 days ago
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Our environment is in hybrid mode. I need to setup SMTP with Auth 2.0.

I have this line called "How to send emails in .NET with the Microsoft Graph" which our dev team sent us. How to send emails in .NET with the Microsoft Graph | by Philipp Bauknecht | Medialesson | Medium But it's using Azure AD, and the information in it old and outdated.

The supported account types don't show up the same way as I see in our Entra ID. Also we do not have a Directory (tenant) ID as I seen in the other info, and also don't have Certificate ... option in our Entra.

So, is there a way to achieve this in Hybrid mode?

u/3G_Lighting — 29 days ago