Sound familiar? As an IT consultant or solution provider, every minute wasted chasing up the latest connection details or searching for login credentials is valuable time you could be spending working with clients and delivering your services effectively.
Here’s where VPN Tracker 365 comes in…
Find out how you can start using your newly configured UniFi VPN connection on your Mac in VPN Tracker 365…
Our latest side project here at Zeitpunkt Haus in Munich has a very simple explanation: We don’t like the front of the new colourful iMacs. While the back looks stunning in either colour you choose, the front offers only a washed-out, pastel version of that. Or to be even more precise: Two variants. As one is glass (the chin) and the other is metal, even they do not go very well together.
To put it short: We skinned our iMacs’ front and base 😱
The first step was to find out the colour properties of that nice, strong, saturated back. That’s what we want to see on the front, too. We started with the red iMac.
With the help of Pantone formula guides, it turned out that this red is very similar to the Monza red in our tizi line: That is Pantone 206, which is for instance the colour of the metal cooling head of the tizi Turbolader 3X MEGA in-car USB-charger. It just had to be a little bit darker.
Needless to say, you can hardly simulate an anodized aluminium colour with an inkjet printed paper, but still we wanted to get as close as possible – at least for the light circumstances in the office room where the red iMac found its place to live.
So, we printed a number of shades of that colour on the very same self-adhesive paper that we would later use to create the actual stickers and compared it to the sexy back-side of the iMac.
When we found out the actual CMYK values (0/100/90/20), we measured the iMac’s chin and base and created the required forms in Illustrator. (Download the template).
We printed the template on our HP 500 PS inkjet monster on self adhesive vinyl paper (HP Colorfast C6775A), cut it out as accurately as possible, and stuck it over the ugly pastel areas.
Et voilà: An all sexy-red iMac front and back!
VPN Tracker 365 version 21.4* is now available for all customers to download! As well as introducing a fresh new my.vpntracker UI, this update also brings some key changes to the app for both team- and individual users.
Get up to date on everything that’s new in the latest version in this detailed update guide…
*Version 21.4 also including any subsequent minor updates to follow the main release.
This brand new UI streamlines the existing Team Management tools and workflows you may already be familiar with, and also introduces some new features that pave the way for some major changes we have coming up further along the pipeline.
In this guide, we’re taking you on a tour of everything that’s changed on my.vpntracker and how to take advantage of the latest team features.
With so many businesses currently operating on a remote scale, IT admins have their work cut out for them. As our business has also been affected by the change to remote working over the last year, we wanted to make it easier for admins to manage groups of remote users and get them set up with a secure and functioning VPN connection.
In this guide, we show you how to use the brand new Enterprise Installer Package to easily get your whole team set up with VPN Tracker 365 in just a few simple steps.
Read MoreVPN Tracker 365 version 21.1.1 is now live and welcomes full support for PPTP VPN connections on Big Sur – exclusively available in Pro and VIP plans.
This new update also brings even better compatibility for IPSec and OpenVPN protocols and a couple of important Connection Safe improvements.
