@technobabble said:

@thanksaj in my example I would need to find an new unopened Asus PT6 motherboard. At this time only thing available is new opened boxes from Hong Kong and China. There are some used ones available too.

NOS could be found as clearanced items since they are new items but old stock that most people don't want. Like a brand new 8GB harddrive from Maxtor.

Ok, got it. Refurbished might be your best bet for that class of stuff then.

@JaredBusch
I had the wrong version installed.. Support sent me:

ME ServiceDesk (Plus)

@JaredBusch Thanks man..fixed that.

Do you know where to add the code snippet?

I used to be command line only,.. in DOS.

It's been so many years,.. I don't know if I can forge my brain back to using a term.

There we go, we got it.

Actually it was a bug in NodeBB. And now there appears to be another bug. Looks like we are hitting a number of issues with the 0.5.3 update. We've seen YouTube embedding break and now links are breaking.

@Texkonc said:

That is like saying Raid is a type of backup..... 😄
Sorry that I am late to the party, my bus broke down.

Whoa, Tex is here!

The Solarwinds Real Time Bandwidth Monitor is what I was thinking of.

"Insanity is repeating the same mistakes and expecting different results." -- Narcotics Anonymous

I don't remember what doesn't support it, but that's true, from what I was told and what I have experienced. I can't speak for the KB article. Which article ID?

I agree, maybe there is a way. But that's not a priority at the moment 🙂

Another fine example of NOT understanding how the web works.

The page above http://esx.starwindsoftware.com/starwind-vsa-overview should have been redirected to http://esx.starwindsoftware.com/ which I believe is the page you were expecting.

www should redirect to http (or vise versa), personally I prefer http.

Redirects are CRUCIAL in keeping search engines happy as well as providing the end user (@scottalanmiller) from experiencing crap instead of a webpage.

I wish I was the web developer/marketer for StarWind!

@Dashrender Hell I don't know...swimming in unknown waters here...but glad to have you guys on the shore if I need assistance.

@scottalanmiller said:

@Dashrender I mean are we really suggesting that they are stuck in the 90s rather than ripping him off?

Sadly - Yes. It's probably a combination. But they haven't looked at updating their process. They are an HD recovery factory. They want to deal with HDs.

Also, it's probably pretty rare for someone to only have 8 GB of data they want/need recovered. While as long as it's less than 128 GB, they could still go with a memory stick pretty easily, I'm sure they don't want to maintain multiple stocked devices.

@Nic said:

Ok cool - it might have been the system going haywire last week. Let me know if the problem comes back and I can get someone on it.

thanks

@IRJ This IS a Mini-ITX system with an AMD A6-6400K in it, so there's not gobs of horsepower 😛

@JaredBusch but whenever they talk about the increase, they only talk about the commercial Office 365 tied accounts. The OneDrive consumer, which handles many more files, is never mentioned, that I can see, in conjunction with the space increase.

@scottalanmiller said:

Did you remember to do....

apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && reboot

Before trying the distro update?

Apt-get upgrade didn't find the update, and I have run apt-get update. It's not seeing it for some reason...

@Minion-Queen said:

Yeah I do it like once a week at least for someone. But today it's just not working.

I just got a call from Microsoft. Try going to Billing -> Subscriptions. Click on the subscription whose licenses need to be increased, and then click Change License Quantity on the far right. The link is kind of small, but it will take you to a screen where you can add licenses to the subscription you have very easily. It worked for me.