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Re: Email notifications setup: why test fails?
8 years ago, by johnrc in WiFi Guard Forum
Thanks, Andrew. Maybe a reboot helped but all is well now. I can access the dropdown list box. If the err msg comes back I'll post a screen shot for you.
Re: Email notifications setup - TLS option is unavailable
8 years ago, by johnrc in WiFi Guard Forum
PS: I'm still getting emails (every few minutes) Nevermind... coming from a different computer
Re: Email notifications setup - TLS option is unavailable
8 years ago, by johnrc in WiFi Guard Forum
Seem to be missing a file: "WARNING: can't open config file: /usr/local/ssl/openssl.cnf" On another matter, is there a way to minimize the number of emails sent when an unrecognized device shows up? I was getting emails... uninstalled to install the new version, and that dropdown list is ghosted again.
Re: Email notifications setup - TLS option is unavailable
8 years ago, by johnrc in WiFi Guard Forum
Thanks, Andrew. Strange... on this one computer, the Connection dropdown listbox is ghosted. So I can't select "...TLS". It's stuck on Regular. Other computers even on the same network are fine.
Email notifications setup: why test fails?
8 years ago, by johnrc in WiFi Guard Forum
Is anyone signed up with Rogers in Canada (Toronto) using the e-mail feature successfully? I can't seem to set it up properly. Tests fail. I've checked with Rogers and confirmed smtp.broadband.rogers.com but no go. It's fine at the office with a different ISP (Sympatico). Cheers.
8 years ago, by johnrc in WiFi Guard Forum
Does WiFi Guard provide a history (of connections over a given period of time)? I'd like to look back to see if any thieving magpies were using our internet connection early this morning. I know it will send an email if unrecognized device is detected, but I can't seem to set it up properly. Tests fail. I've checked with Rogers my ISP and confirmed smtp.broadband.rogers.com but no go. It's fin
Re: How to track down a sudden traffic overuse
8 years ago, by johnrc in NetWorx Forum
Thanks very much Andrew. I've never fully understood what "Ignore local traffic within the LAN" means... does that, for example, ignore downloading a file from one computer to another on the LAN? If so, would it ignore even if the computers are connected via Wifi?
How to track down a sudden traffic overuse
8 years ago, by johnrc in NetWorx Forum
Just been shocked to see our home usage go from ~2 GB per day to ~50GB per day starting Christmas eve. I'd like to track down more details to figure this out. We have a few Win 10 PCs, 3 iPads, iPhone. I've noticed --- thanks to Networx app --- that one laptop downloaded 40 GB yesterday. That's like 10 hi def feature length movies. Windows Defender did find a Trojan. Is there a way to drill dow