Originally posted by ConsultingTechArchitect
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Previously on "Work must be undertaken in the UK - outside IR35 contract clause"
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Originally posted by eek View Post
The advice you've got in your posts is incomplete crap.
Originally posted by SussexSeagull View PostDragging things back to the original point if the company specify work must be done in the UK then it should be done in the UK unless they grant you Jan exception.Last edited by ConsultingTechArchitect; 4 July 2022, 15:15.
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Dragging things back to the original point if the company specify work must be done in the UK then it should be done in the UK unless they grant you Jan exception.
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Originally posted by ConsultingTechArchitect View Post
If OP wants to take the risk, everything he needs to do it is in this thread, mostly in my posts.
If he doesn't want to take the risk, then he can move on.
But if the OP wishes to destroy his contracting career by being a grade A muppet he's welcome to try and follow your advice - personally I would be asking the end client whether it's possible or not and then accepting their decision...
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Originally posted by ConsultingTechArchitect View PostIf OP wants to take the risk, everything he needs to do it is in this thread, mostly in my posts.
If he doesn't want to take the risk, then he can move on.
Your illegal or contract-breeching suggestions in this thread (and others) is not something that should be recommended to any professional business, but it's clear that you are not professional.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostHow about starting a new thread and not completely derailing this one with a solution to your poor advice?
If OP wants to take the risk, everything he needs to do it is in this thread, mostly in my posts.
If he doesn't want to take the risk, then he can move on.
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How about starting a new thread and not completely derailing this one with a solution to your poor advice?
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Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
Then it must stand to reason that CTA is using a smart fridge to run their home VPN.
In this respect, I'd have two choices. Keep a laptop running (bad idea), or keep a custom built desktop running. I'd imagine the desktop will be ok.. maybe. Once a fan stopped running and I have had issues with the liquid coolant to getting to the CPU. My tulip PC building skills are more of a risk than a PSU blowing up.
A low powered router running OpenWRT is surely a better idea?
the fridge does run linux though so maybe....
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Originally posted by Lance View Post
Fridges are one of the most common causes of home fires. After cigarettes, stoves, etc.
Unlike computers whose switched mode power supplies are very low risk. It's why they use them in data centres...
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Originally posted by Lance View Post
Try googling.......
https://lmgtfy.app/?q=fixed+ip+addre...dband+provider
and your home broadband router will almost certainly support DDNS. Most do (BT, Sky, etc).
I need to use a DDNS - BT Community
As for high power..... Raspberry Pi is more than capable, but hard to setup.
Or I'd use a Cisco ASA 5505 asa 5505: Search Result | eBay
I hope you're not a network architect.
I'm going to update everyone with my holiday pics over the next few weeks.
Let's hope I don't need to update everyone with a pic of myself on the front of the DailyMail website for getting sacked :-D
No, not a network architect.
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Originally posted by ConsultingTechArchitect View Post
Maybe you're talking about some sort of Dynamic DNS solution.
This would need to run on the router rather than a computer though, otherwise I'm leaving a high-power (fire risk) device powered on for weeks at a time.
Looks like I need to buy a router with DDNS support.
https://lmgtfy.app/?q=fixed+ip+addre...dband+provider
and your home broadband router will almost certainly support DDNS. Most do (BT, Sky, etc).
I need to use a DDNS - BT Community
As for high power..... Raspberry Pi is more than capable, but hard to setup.
Or I'd use a Cisco ASA 5505 asa 5505: Search Result | eBay
I hope you're not a network architect.
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Originally posted by ConsultingTechArchitect View Post
Thanks mate, you're a legend. Hope the ops gets some value out of this.
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Originally posted by ConsultingTechArchitect View Post
Maybe you're talking about some sort of Dynamic DNS solution.
This would need to run on the router rather than a computer though, otherwise I'm leaving a high-power (fire risk) device powered on for weeks at a time.
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