u/Pristine_Pea9181

Hi everyone,

I'm completely new to selling on Etsy and I'm trying to figure out where to start with product research.

I'm based in Australia and would love to build a long-term Etsy business, but I'm feeling overwhelmed by the number of product ideas out there. I don't want to just copy what everyone else is selling. I want to learn how experienced sellers actually find profitable product opportunities.

A few questions I have:

• How do you research products before deciding what to sell?
• What tools or websites do you use for product hunting?
• Is it better to focus on digital products, handmade items, or print-on-demand as a beginner?
• Does being based in Australia make any difference when choosing products?
• What mistakes should beginners avoid when selecting their first product?

I'd really appreciate any advice, resources, YouTube channels, or personal experiences you can share. My goal is to learn the right way rather than chasing trends blindly.

Thanks in advance!

I'm a Webex admin and running into a strange issue. I enabled call recording for a user in our org, and user can record the calls but cannot find recordings. I check Webex User Hub where he is missing recording tab in the left panel. He is not getting any direct email link to play the recording.

Here's what I've already confirmed:

- ✅ User has a Webex Calling licence and can make/receive calls fine

- ✅ Dubber is configured as the recording provider at the org level

- ✅ Users in the org have the Call Recording option visible and record the call.

- ✅ User has a Calling location assigned

Please let me know your thoughts.

Hi All,

We currently have a NAS in the office which is not domain-joined and is configured with a static IP. It was originally set up for the marketing team.

At the moment, whenever a new user joins the team, I manually map the NAS drive on their laptop and provide them with the shared credentials to access it.

To improve this, I am considering joining the NAS to the domain and creating a security group. This would allow us to simply add users to the relevant group and automatically map the NAS drive to their laptops via Group Policy (GPO).

Could you please advise if your organisation follows a similar approach for managing NAS devices? If so, could you please share the end-to-end process or best practice being used?

Looking for some ideas for my 2026 work goals. I want to set goals that actually add value rather than just ticking boxes.

I’m interested in initiatives around process improvement, infrastructure optimisation, automation, reducing manual work, improving user experience, documentation, monitoring, security, or any other impactful projects.

Would love to hear what goals or initiatives have worked well in your IT teams.

Hi All,

We currently have a NAS in the office which is not domain-joined and is configured with a static IP. It was originally set up for the marketing team.

At the moment, whenever a new user joins the team, I manually map the NAS drive on their laptop and provide them with the shared credentials to access it.

To improve this, I am considering joining the NAS to the domain and creating a security group. This would allow us to simply add users to the relevant group and automatically map the NAS drive to their laptops via Group Policy (GPO).

Could you please advise if your organisation follows a similar approach for managing NAS devices? If so, could you please share the end-to-end process or best practice being used?