Symantec Drive Encryption is supported on all of the following Windows Server versions: S ymantec Drive Encryption on Windows Servers ![]() This includes such off-line defragmentation tools that bypass the Symantec Drive Encryption file system protection in the OS or system restore tools that replace the MBR.įor more information about requirements for UEFI systems, see article TECH203071, "Symantec Encryption Desktop 10.3.2 compatibility with Microsoft Windows 8/8.1". Note: Symantec Drive Encryption is not compatible with other third-party software that could bypass the Symantec Drive Encryption protection on the Master Boot Record (MBR) and write to or modify the MBR. ![]() Tablets and any systems without a wired or OEM-supplied attachable keyboard are not supported For more information on the firmware and boot drive, contact your system administrator or hardware manufacturer.Boot drive must not be configured with RAID or Logical Volume Managers (LVM).Boot drive must be partitioned in GPT with only one EFI system partition on the same physical disk.UEFI firmware must allow other programs or UEFI applications to execute while booting.System must be certified for Microsoft Windows 8/8.1 64-bit or Microsoft Windows 7 64-bit.To encrypt systems booting in UEFI mode, the following additional requirements must be met: If you are installing Symantec Encryption Desktop for email or other Symantec Encryption Desktop functions, you can install on Windows 8/8.1 32-bit systems and boot using UEFI mode without having to meet these requirements. ![]() The following requirements apply only if you are encrypting your disk. Note: Click the links in the Table of Contents below to skip directly to each topic discussed in this article.Įncryption Desktop for Windows - System Requirementsįinding Your Serial Number or License Numberįor all information related to Symantec Encryption Desktop system requirements, including compatible Operating Systems, see KB TECH224415.Īdditional Requirements for Drive Encryption on UEFI Systems All points will be discussed, including where to download the software, as well as performing the actual installation. This article includes all the steps necessary to install the Symantec Encryption Desktop client.
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![]() FedEx Ground delivers on business days, Monday through Friday:.Here are some common questions about delivery times. FedEx Delivery ProceduresįedEx offers a variety of services and delivery times, which will depend on whether you’re shipping overnight or ground or shipping to a residence versus a commercial property. If you want additional information about shipping large or heavy items, be sure to check out our blog How To Ship Heavy Items and Oversized Items. We’ve compiled information and links about delivery times and service from “the big three,” FedEx, UPS, and USPS, below. ![]() Today, the USPS has nearly 470,000 career employees and with about 228,000 mail trucks, operates one of the largest civilian vehicle fleets in the world. The oldest of the three carriers highlighted here, and operated by the federal government, the United States Postal Service can be traced back to 1775 when Benjamin Franklin was appointed the first postmaster general. “Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds,” so goes the USPS motto. By the end of the decade, UPS was operating all over the West Coast. In 1916, they painted their vehicles UPS’ famous dark brown color and in 1922, rebranded again as United Parcel Service. Eventually, they acquired their first Model T Ford delivery truck and began delivering packages from stores, rebranding the company the Merchants Parcel Delivery. Under the name the American Messenger Company, UPS was started in 1907 by two Seattle teens, James Casey and Claude Ryan, making deliveries on foot or by bicycle. He founded Federal Express in 1971 as the world’s first overnight delivery company, and FedEx has since changed the way deliveries get done. While his professor didn’t think much of the idea, Smith believed in it. As part of a term paper, Smith designed a cutting-edge new system that would allow for the safe delivery of time-sensitive shipments. Smith, then a Yale undergraduate, FedEx was nothing more than a college project. FedExįirst conceived in 1965 by CEO and Chairman Frederick W. You’re probably familiar with the names, of course, but before getting into their delivery procedures, here’s a little bit about each one. There are three major package delivery carriers when it comes to your shipping solutions. ![]() The 3 Major Shipping Carriers for Package Delivery If you’ve landed here, more than likely you’re wondering which carrier is going to deliver your product to your customer the quickest! So, let’s take a look at the three major carriers of package delivery and the delivery procedures for each. Now, not everything needs to be immediate a survey cited by eMarketer shows that the majority of customers (almost 25%) consider three days to be the most “acceptable timeframe” for order shipping. Ecommerce giants such as Amazon have made same-day shipping and next-day delivery the norm, so people have little patience when it comes to long delivery times. Let’s face it: when today’s customer wants something, they want it now. Shipmodul MiniPlex-3Wi-N2K (429) seems very attractive if you are really in need of a multiplexer. Multiple hardware ports You do not need it Some gateways are equipped with a built-in multiplexer and have multiple NMEA 0183 hardware ports in addition to a NMEA 2000 port. It appears these old relics are still available new. SEAiq Open IPhone app connected to YDWG-02. New: S-102, S-104, S-111 SEA iq Pilot incldues support for IHO S-100 series standards. It combines a complete set of piloting features with unparalleled easy-of-use. Then I installed a brand new analogue 'spinning light' depth sounder.I thought I was the duck's nuts! Usually when you open an app, you will see a black screen for few seconds and then app will crash with or without an error message. SEA iq Pilot is the only multi-platform piloting solution, with support for all major platforms and all pilot plugs and PPU devices. Thus I can use SeaIQ on an iPad without GPS with an iPhone. My first boat had 12v electricity when I bought it. The app works great with ENC-charts and the support of NMEA GPS server/client is very useful. However, I always seem to avoid hitting the bricks and can attest that using older charts, without some corrections, heightens one's awareness and makes for a very careful sailor and reminds me that if I had to eschew all but one item of modern technology on my boat, the item I would choose to keep would certainly be my depth sounder.Īnd that reminds me of how long I have been sailing. To correct them retrospectively would take an army of maritime monks with weeks to spare. Indeed, to correct them, in a timely manner, according to regular Notices to Mariners, given that my chart catalogue covers a major part of the world's oceans, would occupy me for hours each week. I understand it is not the most prudent of things to admit to, but I am probably not Robinson Crusoe in saying that some of my paper charts are largely uncorrected from the time they were bought. Direct Route Exporting w/o PC: With this option you can share routes between apps on your iPad or with a cloud service. Apps with this function: AquaMap, I-Boating, SEAiq, iNavX, and iSailGPS. Admiralty charts are hideously expensive and a major cost prior to any trip of consequence. Direct Route Importing w/o PC: This uses the iPad’s Open In option which is very handy. After that, many of the features require purchase of an in-app upgrade.Ĭontinued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.This thread puts me in mind that the rest of the world should supply marine charts for the same price as they do in the USA. All features are enabled during a 7-day evaluation period. No purchase is required to use SEAiq to view charts. * Automatic download and display of weather (wind & isobar) It also includes the ability to automatically download charts from NOAA for the USA and download of raster charts based on satellite imagery. It is the only marine navigation app that allows you to load your own charts in a variety of standard formats, including: S-57, S-63, iENC, BSB, and KAP. USB: Install USB driver for PC or Mac then find COM port No. You can also purchase S-63/S-57 charts for anywhere in the world from the ChartWorld online store. ![]() It supports S-57, S-63, Inland ENC, and BSB/KAP formats. It includes support for displaying charts in the S-57, S-63, iENC, and BSB/KAP formats and use of external NMEA/AIS over WiFi. SEA iq (US49.99, International & USA) SEA iq is the only vector marine chartplotter app that allows you to use your own charts on your iPhone or iPad. Bluetooth Bluetooth Spp name: KSNTEK-BT(only for computer not iOS) c. SEAiq Pilot VPP is designed especially for use by river, channel, and harbor pilots. ![]() SEAiq is a full-featured marine navigation app. KSN55-C SERIES USER MANUAL CONNECTIONS a. It also includes the ability to automatically. 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