@Fredtx said in Website Creation Recommendations:

@black3dynamite said in Website Creation Recommendations:

@gjacobse said in Website Creation Recommendations:

I wouldn't necessarily say ZERO - but listed it as a donation - You mentioned this was for a church, and churches are Non-Profits. You could easily claim it as a donation of services.

I understood it was for her and not the Church.

Yes, it's mainly for her. She's very involved with the Women's ministry in church. However, she is about to complete her counseling degree, and wants her own personal website for blogging, and videos for her ministry, and I'm sure to share with other ladies within the church, and outside the church.

If anything, charge more for advertising to the church. 🙂

@stacksofplates said in Virtualbox Issues:

@jmoore said in Virtualbox Issues:

@stacksofplates said in Virtualbox Issues:

What is the specific error?

Application Guard and Credential Guard will use hyper-v to sandbox without actually enabling hyper-v.

There was no error. It looks like it loaded kernel but I can't be 100% sure that it did so completely. I would get the opensuse splash and it would just hang from there, never moving past that. I guess its just something with this machine at work because virtualbox worked perfectly on my workstation at home last night. They had identical settings so it was just weird and I was feeling like an idiot lol.

Yeah it could be the application guard stuff. From my experience you need to use bcdedit to disable that. And it's annoying.

I guess it could be but this is a newly imaged machine and other machines (but different models) work with the defaults also. So I wonder if it does not have something to do with this specific model or something in its bios. I glanced at the virtualbox documentation page just enough to make sure these defaults are what is suggested and they were. so it cvould be related to hyper-v but I am not convinced as other machines with the same image work fine. Who knows lol, its just one of those things.

@scottalanmiller said in AVImark support has stated that running virtual servers can result in a 40-50% data loss or complete destruction of your server.:

and we just left that as it was (having learned about it), that's establishing that that is official.

Bolded bit is the thing you are glossing over.

This entire thing is a rant by @CCWTech

No where in here is there proof that anyone, above the support tech at the vendor, has been made aware of anything.

At this point there is nothing but an unsubstantiated claim by @CCWTech the vendor knows what the support tech said. Yes, absolutely, if it is known and not corrected, this would be shit, but no one, in this thread, knows this.

Is this a shit ass vendor with a bad product? Maybe, hell probably even. But I won't take the word of anyone the just comes on here and rants without any proof.

Sorted this out.
For some reason the install was setting Allow Global IP and Allow Default Route.
Once I unticked these and ticked All Managed IP it all began working.

I read that, can't wait to see what happens. Would give nvidia even more capability

Fixed.

select vm,name,description,created,@{l='sizegb';e={($_.SizeGB).tostring("#.##")}}

@travisdh1 said in Win 10 Pro to Fedora 32 NFS share:

@brandon220 said in Win 10 Pro to Fedora 32 NFS share:

@travisdh1 Hardwired to the switch. In the same room. It is just the default NFS from "Add Windows Features" menu. After it was enabled, I was able to see the share immediately.

That's your issue, the NFS from "Add Windows Features" is known to be slow.

Yeah, famously a bad implementation.

https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2020/09/pinebook-pro-elementary-os

Elementary OS coming to Pinebook Pro.

We use Trello and like it a lot, but we use it for a coding process, not job tracking.

Youtube Video

The only risk here is having a laptop stolen and giving the attacker more time to try to breach a system with cached credentials.

You can mitigate that by using bit locker and requiring MFA on all important accounts (should be the standard anyway).

@JaredBusch I've used 960 with remote mics - works well.

@Pete-S said in Fanvil Availability and Suport in the US:

Fanvil is readily available in many regions and the problem people have had is not with the hardware. It's firmware upgrades that breaks things, intermittent problems, provisioning stops working, DSS keys that stops working etc. All related to software.

Consensus among those that deploy both Yealink and Fanvil has been to get Yealink if possible as Fanvil causes a lot more support issues over time.

But hopefully Fanvil is getting better so it will be interesting to see what you guys think in a year or so.

That’s why I am buying one to test. Since warranty/support is supposed to be available now, that means it is time to test.

Oh-kay . Yes - you are right... and yet you are (slightly) wrong.

In this case, while Libre Office is ''content flow'' as opposed to ''page based'' The project is page based - something I was doing, but didn't know exactly how to explain.

thusly;
https://ask.libreoffice.org/en/question/91386/can-i-change-the-page-order-in-writer/

From your question, your document is "page-based". Go to the logical consequence of your choice and store your "pages" as independent documents. To guarantee a common look-and-feel, I'd recommend to design them from a common template.

Then, you create your "synthesis" document (the one meant for printing) as a master document which references all your "page" documents. Read the LO User's guide if you aren't familiar with the concept.

In the master document, the included "pages" can be reordered from the Navigator panel (F5) with "up" and "down" buttons after selecting the "page" you want to move. In essence, it is equivalent to @RGB-es copy-and-paste solution without the risk of incorrectly selecting page content or overwriting other text.

This is basically what I had done in Word...

This is a configuration I have for AD with Unifi APs using RADIUS

SSID
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RADIUS Profile in UNifi
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NPS Connection Request Policies
APs are configured under RADIUS Clients with the Authentication password used on the RADIUS profile in the Unifi Controller.
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Policies
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Nothing to change here
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**NPS Network Policy **
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Under the Editing of the PEAP settings make sure to select your CA Certificate Authority
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@biggen said in NVMe and RAID?:

But what about the server case itself? What models are you putting these components in? I'd probably do a tower for the initial build.

Pedestal: Silversone CS381.
Rack Chassis: We go barebones from a variety of vendors. Intel, TYAN, ASRock Rack, and others
Rack Chassis Standalone: Chenbro comes to mind. Silverstone also makes them. We've looked into iStar and Rosewill though never jumped on board.

@JasGot said in Hosted PBX with on site Appliance - Specifically: VitalPB:

@gjacobse said in Hosted PBX with on site Appliance - Specifically: VitalPB:

With that as a known environment - cell coverage - you could very easily offer Soft Phones

I have this on my cell phone. It works really well with the exception of battery drain. 😞 I only run it when needed.

Before anyone tells me it doesn't take much battery, My phone lasts about 36 hours between charges. I EXPECT it to. If the charge lasts less than 24 hours, I go nuts and address the apps using power.

For those who frequently place their phone on a charger, it may not be an issue.

Don't lose sight of the fact that I do really like the softphone......

Oh - very much so ,.. the soft phone would chew through my battery as well. But - it's also a small price to pay for that extra..

I use Cube ACR: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.catalinagroup.callrecorder

Sorry, but this is a case of not running the right OS. Wrong tool for the job if you will.

If you need Skype for business, you need Windows. It's as simple as that. Everything else is just a fragile workaround and an exercise in frustration.

Or you could wait until Microsoft have replaced it completely with Teams. Which, if I understand correctly, they've already decided to do.

Or perhaps get one of the Yealink Skype for Business phones. Don't know how it works but I'm guessing it doesn't need anything else.