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A user on r/army subreddit explains why ArmyKnowledgeOffline, a website for accessing Army resources, was temporarily offline and how to use other sites as alternatives. See the comments for more discussion on DNS cache poisoning, TLS, and DNSSEC.
A user shares a link to a new site that bypasses the NIPR block on AKO offline, a resource for Army personnel. Other users comment on the post, some thanking the original poster, some suggesting other alternatives, and some joking with the bot.
A user shares a link to a new website that lists the links that the old AKO site used to provide for Army resources. Other users comment on the site's functionality, the transition to Army 365, and the creator of the website.
A user posts a warning that AKO Offline, a resource for accessing Army Knowledge Online offline, will be discontinued on October 1st. Other users and a bot reply with alternative links and phone numbers to access Army resources.
A user shares a link to a website with army-related resources that he created inspired by armyknowledgeoffline.com. Other users comment on the website's design, functionality and content.
A user complains about not being able to access their ERB (Electronic Record Brief) from ako offline, a website for Army Knowledge Online. Other users reply with jokes, suggestions, and information about NIPR (Network Information Protection Resource).
the over-head yeet measures the ability to just fucking send it. on the command, ‘get set’, assume the position by spinning the ball twice in your hands, then try to dribble it like a basket ball only to realize it wont bounce back up to you.
Users share their opinions and experiences on the best army websites, especially ako offline and militarycac. Some complain about the lack of security, functionality and accessibility of the army portals, while others joke and troll about the topics.
A user reports a problem with accessing military email through web.mail.mil on explorer or edge. A Microsoft agent suggests some possible solutions and asks for more details.
A user asks why AKOffline.com, a website for army links and resources, is going offline due to a policy conflict. Other users comment on the history, usefulness and alternatives of AKOffline.com and its predecessor AKO.