That would be my guess. My Assistant Director has a BB and he connects to our Exchange Server to get his mail. However, i had a rule to only allow his BB device's IP. After about 15-20 days give or take, it changed and i had to edit the rule.

 

do you get your IPs assigned differently when you're running BES as compared to BIS?

i have never played with the backend for BES, so i'm not sure if it functions as a DHCP server or not.

 

It doesn't function as a DHCP server.

After I got it up and running right BES has been superb though. Probably the only setup I have ever done where the guy who wrote the manual obviously did the install at one point.

That's pretty nifty that verizon provides public addresses. I had tried to do what you are describing on t-mobile and had to do some highly questionable setup on the device to get a public IP.

 

would have been nice if somewhere in the manual they had warned about not being able UN-BIND a BB device from BES once you started the process.

 

Oh I figured that out eventually. That's a real plus from an admins standpoint though. I really dislike how I can't really nuke any other mobile handsets other then my BB users. Even windows mobile devices can't be wiped as easily as the bb's.

 

by the way, don't forget your 3 o'clock today.

 

Since he is the only one we dont use BES. He just connects using activesync and installs our security certificate for authentication so he doesnt have to put his u-name and password. I can see when he connects though in my logs which is how i got his IP in the first place, and noticed it changed after those couple weeks. I can always tell when it changes because the event viewer will have like 50 entries in a row with an activesync error. Everytime, so far its been a change of IP address.

One thing that is interesting, or coincidence, i dont know which, is that the ip is always on the same subnet in a certain range. So for instance 1 day it will be xxx.xxx.27.102 and within 15-20 days it will change to xxx.xxx.96.17.

 

So, the fleshlight drags went well. I was very disappointed at the conditions and lack of fast cars available to run though. They had just repaved the runway, but it was like driving on gravel. Alot of the powerful street cars pulled out of the event early and the ones I really wanted to race (like a ZR1) wouldn't run me because they were afraid of wrecking if they pushed too hard.

Here's good HD video. I put info of all the cars I ran against in descriptions, enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Wu_LHU4NUA

This was the result of the day:

A new turbo!


Lastly, the Duke was a big success with every male nerd on Carson St. Chicks thought I was Rambo...I guess I can accept that.

 

that costume did turn out absolutely fantastic. hats off to your closet nerdiness sir.

what kind of turbo did they give you?

 

Did you have to register those "guns"?

 

oh and yeah here's a turbo that you can't use for a prize. haha

 

Thanks man. It was a lot of fun.

That turbo? It says "TDO4LR" on the housing. I don't plan on installing it, haha. Still a lot cooler looking of a trophy than the last one they gave me.

 

Congratulations Dave. Always good to see IX's owning X's.

 

Anyone know of a reputable car alarm installer in or around Pittsburgh?

On sidenote, Sears has all of their Mobil1 products on sale this week for $5 a quart...for those of you that may still be "under warranty". I know most are using Amsoil or better.

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...1&blockType=G1

 

ah nice, that will save a good few dollars. time to go stock up.