1 462.5625 5W 25kHz* 2 462.5875 5W 25kHz* 3 462.6125 5W 25kHz* 4 462.6375 5W 25kHz* 5 462.6625 5W 25kHz* 6 462.6875 5W 25kHz* 7 462.7125 5W 25kHz* 8 467.5625 0.5W 12.5kHz 9 467.5875 0.5W 12.5kHz 10 467.6125 0.5W 12.5kHz 11 467.6375 0.5W 12.5kHz 12 467.6625 0.5W 12.5kHz 13 467.6875 0.5W 12.5kHz 14 467.7125 0.5W 12.5kHz 15 462.5500 50W 25kHz* 16 462.5750 50W 25kHz* 17 462.6000 50W 25kHz* 18 462.6250 50W 25kHz* 19 462.6500 50W 25kHz* 20 462.6750 50W 25kHz* 21 462.7000 50W 25kHz* 22 462.7250 50W 25kHz*
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GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) and FRS (Family Radio Service) radios are often used for short-range communication, but they have some key differences that could matter depending on what you need them for.
In a nutshell: If you need more power and range, GMRS is the way to go—but it requires a license. FRS is simpler, cheaper, and license-free, perfect for basic, close-range use.
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- Strict Alignment: The domain must match exactly. - Relaxed Alignment: The domains must be organizationally the same, meaning subdomains are acceptable.
Alignment ensures that an email isn’t just technically correct with SPF and DKIM but also visually and contextually aligns with your domain, further protecting against impersonation attacks.
How They Work Together
Think of SPF, DKIM, and DMARC as layers of a security fence. SPF checks who’s allowed in, DKIM ensures the message hasn't been tampered with, and DMARC sets the rules and monitors everything. Proper alignment of these protocols creates a stronger barrier against phishing, spoofing, and other email-based threats, enhancing your domain's security posture.
TLDR; SPF and DKIM help prove the email is legit, and DMARC, with its alignment checks, makes sure that everything lines up correctly to keep your domain’s reputation intact.
sudo a2enmod rewrite #enable rewrite mod sudo a2enmod ssl #eh, optional? sudo systemctl reload apache2 #reload Apache sudo nano /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf #modify vhost to forward to webpage. ------Add below to above file to redirect------You only need port80 for most social media websites. They handle SSL themselves. Now, i'm off to get rid of this sciatica pain.ServerName yourdomain.com RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.instagram.com/yourusername/ [R=301,L] ------ sudo systemctl reload apache2 done!