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Hoping to get some help on this.. I have a Hikvision camera NVR which runs its own 192.168.254.0/24 network for the cameras. I want to be able to manage and stream from these cameras from my internal network behind my UniFi Cloud Gateway. I need the CGW to simply be a client on the camera network with a static IP. I need to NAT any traffic from the internal network to the camera network since the CGW isn't the gateway for that network. I was running a FortiGate before the CGW and doing this on it was trivial.. plug in the camera network to a port on the FortiGate, assign the FortiGate a static IP on that port, turn off the DHCP server on that port and set up a firewall rule allowing me to access the 192.168.254.0/24 network with NAT enabled. For the life of me I can't figure out how to do this on the CGW. I can't seem to assign an IP to a port, only to a network. I set up VLAN 7 for the cameras (to keep them off my internal network) and specified a 3rd party gateway.. but then I lose the ability to assign an IP. If I specify that the CGW should be the gateway for the camera VLAN 7, then it only lets me specify a gateway IP, not an IP for the CGW to use when talking to that network. And I can't figure out how to create a policy to NAT the traffic to that network.. HELP :)

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Can someone who did a Professional Internship be honest and say if they had an 'in'. I keep hearing how there are thousands of applicants for each PI. How did you stand out if you didn't network your way into the position? Went to the Endless Possibilities Showcase and I'm wondering if that will help at all.

Hello to anyone reading this. I honestly don't know where to start but feel like an introduction and context would be helpful. This is a bit of a debbie downer post so if you're not in the mood to read another artist's long sob story, then please feel free to just skim through my reel!I graduated with a BFA as a 3D Generalist in August 2025, coming into the school with 0 prior knowledge of 3D art. I'm not going to lie when I say it was a grueling experience and I honestly gave it my all, but in the end it really doesn't feel like I was good enough (at least compared to my peers). Our curriculum required at least 4 projects in our final demo reel, and I'm admittedly dissatisfied with half of my work, but I was on a severe time crunch by the end and I had a tendency on getting stuck on one phase until it's "perfect" (I know it's bad practice especially as a 3D Generalist, I'm working on it I promise)I have so many "networking" connections but most of them stopped talking to me after graduating, which adds on to the feeling of inadequacy. I'm very happy for my fellow alumni, their work is honestly amazing and inspiring and I really hope they'll keep getting gigs/climbing up the social and working ladder, but I can't keep scrolling LinkedIn seeing their accomplishments as I work at Walmart for minimum wage, it makes my stomach turn... I stopped exploring 3D art for some time outside of some simple sculpt sketches because I've been feeling so disheartened recently, and knowing I'm not at the level I thought I would be by now, just have to work harder I suppose.I've been slowly losing my passion for art and just life in general, my whole life I thought that if you work hard and have good personality and attitude, you'll succeed, but as more and more time passes by, the less I'm believing it. I still wake up everyday with hope, despite the numerous ghosting and false hope interviews. I guess I'm just feeling....lost and don't know where to put my energy into. This is just a shout into the void, and sometimes it still feels hopeless. Phew, it feels scary posting this out loud, even if anonymously, but I hope this feeling resonates to some of you. Please feel free to judge, critique what I have now, and please be kind to advise me on which direction I should go from here or what I should keep working on. Thank you so much to you reading this, and the existence of this wonderful community. TLDR: My college Demo Reel. Title/End Cards and captions removed for anonymity :) https://ift.tt/3ZKxdcM

Starting to lose motivation in my journey. I finished all my ratings over 6 months ago and still haven’t had any luck getting a cfi job. I’m constantly walking into flight schools in my area with my resume and a cover letter, shoot the shit with other instructors and what not. I have my cfi/cfii/mei and still nothing. Every place I’ve been to they always tell me they’re not looking for anybody but then I find out a month later that they had recently hired someone else. It’s a pretty defeating feeling. I don’t think I’m an awkward person or bad pilot or anything so I don’t really understand what’s happening. I work the ramp, volunteer at the airport, and keep myself networking with others and still don’t have any luck. Granted training has kind of slowed down since it’s been colder wx, as well as the whole industry slow down since I’ve finished but I still don’t understand why these other guys get in over me.
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