@technobabble said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@technobabble Working now.

Ah..the ole wait longer trick?

Second only to "turn it off and back on."

Checking now, seems to be fine. Maybe it was fixed last night? Maybe it was just you 😉

@scottalanmiller said:

I've not found one that I like. Definitely a week point. I like both the default and the OWA apps on iOS. I've used Good Mail and like the security but dislike the app.

Good Mail is a pain to use. Especially if you get any large volume of email.

If you've turned off the 2003 server already, you should remove WINS from DHCP now. You could be causing yourself more issues by having it, than you will by removing it, again assuming the 2003 server is already off.

I have no idea how we even got two.

So weird.

Yep, now there are 3 Windows Phone threads.

Stumbled on the and it applies too....

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Yeah but it would look awful. Nowhere near enough power to render that.

I would have a cold spare ready but not replace proactively unless, you know. Like ten years old.

yeah, i got it

Seems pretty low risk. Even if it isn't very good its not too expensive.

Interesting. Good for learning.

I am looking at sharepoint site to do the workflow

I've done this for a Gold Partner before. The big thing I remember was to get customers to acknowledge some projects that you use for each competency. It wasn't too difficult. If I remember, it was just have x number of certified staff and then get project references.

Not sure if you have the same issue, but I had this problem on our PBX server when I was using Trixbox. It was annoying that the front desk phone rings like 50 times a day and after logging a ticket with Trixbox they said its a hacking attempt due to the ports opened for remote sip phones for my branch offices. One advice from them was to only whitelist the branch office IP and check, that didn't really helped much.

I setup fail2ban which even though was not supported by trixbox, after installing that and some trial and errors, the ghost calls stopped. Then we got migrated to our parent PBX server, so its not my headache anymore! 🙂

Yes, I should have said vendors! Some of the smaller vendors let you speak to the programmers which can be quite painful.

Looks good, nice feature set.

We use this where I work -> http://www.gestioip.net/

And it works very well, nice visual breakup of the vlans, easy to find IP's and add details to them.