Veritas Cluster Manager Java Console Password

It works with Mac / ProTools. You will need to install Java for the software to work.

I been using my trusty Linksys WRT54G for over 15 years and decided it was time for some upgrades and that I wouldn't buy into the combined router/AP/switch boxes any more. For ease of upgrading individual components and the ability to get better quality components where I wanted them it just made sense. Ubiquity was a natural choice for the AP. Great reputation of enterprise quality without the enterprise price. Setup took me about 10 minutes. Finding an old laptop with Java was the only tricky part - I didn't have Java on any of my new systems and didn't want install it either. Range and signal strength are much improved over the old 54g. PoE is wonderful - no need to place this beautiful white orb by an outlet or run an extension cord through the attic. Some people complain about the PoE spec for this AP not being industry standard but it doesn't bother me. I don't have other devices that utilize PoE, so a PoE switch doesn't make sense for me anyway.

What can I say? Everyone who knows Televue knows that they are getting excellence. One look at the Beehive Cluster through this eyepiece let me know it was exactly what I expected.

Works great and the only thing I had to set up was the option to have a password to protect it if someone else tries to use it.

Easy setup. Easy to change WiFi name and password. Easy to use the app.

If you lose the spotlight password, the instructions do not tell you how to reset the password

I ordered this generic brand partly because the Canon brand became a cluster to order on line, and more expensive. The hood fits perfectly on the 18-200 canon lens - both positions forward and back. It looks professional and well made.

We love our 3 in 1 charging system! The fact that there’s just one wire is GREAT! No more cluster of different chargers and wires all over the kitchen counter. The Kitchen counter where this 3 in 1 charger is located is our charging station for the house.

These are excellent binoculars. I use them for handheld binocular astronomy. They inspire confidence: Fully multi-coated, waterproof, solid mechanics, comfortable in the hand. Most importantly, they see well: Stars are pinpoints. The Orion Nebula, the Beehive Cluster, and the Double Cluster in Perseus all appeared clear and beautiful. For 8x I expected it to split the double star Kuma (or Nu Draconis) in Draco, and it did. It also showed 2 of Jupiter's moons on a not-so-clear night as clear points (the other two moons were too close to the planet and so appeared as one). The 6 FOV is adequate. Daytime views are neutral, not tinted. I am not comparing them to 7x50, 10x50, or IS binoculars, as each of these display the skies differently, each having its own unique advantage over the others. But as 8x40s go, these are superb. Easy to grab and go, no need to mount, comfortable to use, with clear and pleasing views.

Using two of these, on separate light stands,with 45 watt fluorescent bulbs, both cluster of lights, close to each other, and in turn bounced from a single 60 white umbrella , I was able to capture beautiful dance video.