What Are You Doing Right Now
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Calling @scottalanmiller out on SW for incorrectly claiming that FXO equates to a physical PBX.
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@JaredBusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Calling @scottalanmiller out on SW for incorrectly claiming that FXO equates to a physical PBX.
Only because someone used it in the context of not using his standalone FXO that he already had and needed to buy FXO hardware for his PBX. You'll notice that the person who responded had thought that that was what he had said, too, so while I worded it wrongly, I did get his intention correct. This is one of those "Scott actually read the implication correctly" that everyone else thought was ambiguous. And it was, but the guy recommending the FXO had corrected the use of the existing FXO device that the OP already had.
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YOu were right, I totally wrote it incorrectly because I was caught up in the guy trying to push a physical card that I forget to go into the fact that the ATA in use was an FXO already. It was so implied by Mealy that I didn't circle back to explain.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
YOu were right, I totally wrote it incorrectly because I was caught up in the guy trying to push a physical card that I forget to go into the fact that the ATA in use was an FXO already. It was so implied by Mealy that I didn't circle back to explain.
No one was pushing a physical card prior to you saying to never go physical.
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@JaredBusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
YOu were right, I totally wrote it incorrectly because I was caught up in the guy trying to push a physical card that I forget to go into the fact that the ATA in use was an FXO already. It was so implied by Mealy that I didn't circle back to explain.
No one was pushing a physical card prior to you saying to never go physical.
They didn't "say" it, but defended it pretty strongly once I pointed it out as if that was what they had said. So I took that as confirmation that that had been at least the one person's intention, right or wrong. He responded as if I had corrected what he was thinking, so I still am pretty sure that that was what he had meant to imply. Especially given that it was posted on a thread that was already answered for an OP who already had an FXO gatway device otherwise.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@JaredBusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
YOu were right, I totally wrote it incorrectly because I was caught up in the guy trying to push a physical card that I forget to go into the fact that the ATA in use was an FXO already. It was so implied by Mealy that I didn't circle back to explain.
No one was pushing a physical card prior to you saying to never go physical.
They didn't "say" it, but defended it pretty strongly once I pointed it out as if that was what they had said. So I took that as confirmation that that had been at least the one person's intention, right or wrong. He responded as if I had corrected what he was thinking, so I still am pretty sure that that was what he had meant to imply. Especially given that it was posted on a thread that was already answered for an OP who already had an FXO gatway device otherwise.
No. The only argument was from Mealy arguing your generic industry best practice to virtualize everything, granted he is wrong on that point. No one ever said anything else. Seriously, go back and read the posts slower.
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@JaredBusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@JaredBusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
YOu were right, I totally wrote it incorrectly because I was caught up in the guy trying to push a physical card that I forget to go into the fact that the ATA in use was an FXO already. It was so implied by Mealy that I didn't circle back to explain.
No one was pushing a physical card prior to you saying to never go physical.
They didn't "say" it, but defended it pretty strongly once I pointed it out as if that was what they had said. So I took that as confirmation that that had been at least the one person's intention, right or wrong. He responded as if I had corrected what he was thinking, so I still am pretty sure that that was what he had meant to imply. Especially given that it was posted on a thread that was already answered for an OP who already had an FXO gatway device otherwise.
No. The only argument was from Mealy arguing your generic industry best practice to virtualize everything, granted he is wrong on that point. No one ever said anything else. Seriously, go back and read the posts slower.
Well sorry if I misinterpreted that he meant to imply physical installs. I know that the OP had an FXO gateway already, so it came across as pushing for FXO cards in my mind because he already had an FXO otherwise. You are right, they never actually said it. But I think Mealy meant it, even if he didn't say it. The other guy did not, so I was just wrong there.
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More Unifi stuff this morning. Then onto can I build a RAID for backup restore testing (i.e. I need a old PC that a: has PCI slot for my Raid controller and b: has enough bloody power connectors to connect 3 1TB drives)
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Free vmug meeting today on automation and seeing new spiderman. Why not? With @NetworkNerd
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@JaredBusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@JaredBusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
YOu were right, I totally wrote it incorrectly because I was caught up in the guy trying to push a physical card that I forget to go into the fact that the ATA in use was an FXO already. It was so implied by Mealy that I didn't circle back to explain.
No one was pushing a physical card prior to you saying to never go physical.
They didn't "say" it, but defended it pretty strongly once I pointed it out as if that was what they had said. So I took that as confirmation that that had been at least the one person's intention, right or wrong. He responded as if I had corrected what he was thinking, so I still am pretty sure that that was what he had meant to imply. Especially given that it was posted on a thread that was already answered for an OP who already had an FXO gatway device otherwise.
No. The only argument was from Mealy arguing your generic industry best practice to virtualize everything, granted he is wrong on that point. No one ever said anything else. Seriously, go back and read the posts slower.
Well sorry if I misinterpreted that he meant to imply physical installs. I know that the OP had an FXO gateway already, so it came across as pushing for FXO cards in my mind because he already had an FXO otherwise. You are right, they never actually said it. But I think Mealy meant it, even if he didn't say it. The other guy did not, so I was just wrong there.
I find Scott admitting that he thought someone meant something fascinating. So many posts, at least to me, seem obvious what the poster is desiring, even though they don't say that specific thing. Example - the AD post 2 days ago on SW. They guy claimed he wanted "cloud based AD." I took this to mean any AD like solution that provided the MS AD suite of services like onsite AD suite does (group policies, centralized authentication, etc)
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@Texkonc nice combination. sounds fun
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Just released the Discord invite link for my EQ Project 1999 guild. Time to integrate user support into gaming. Yay?
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Updating a Dell R710 iDRAC firmware to see if I can get the remote console to work so I can install HyperV without going into the server room
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@hobbit666 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Updating a Dell R710 iDRAC firmware to see if I can get the remote console to work so I can install HyperV without going into the server room
Yeah it's pretty awesome when you do it the first time.
it's even more helpful when you need to boot from an image larger than 4 GB.
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Need to go into server room now as the iDRAC says there is no SD Card
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@hobbit666 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Need to go into server room now as the iDRAC says there is no SD Card
so will need to open server anyway.Why do you need an SD card? Unless something drastically changed, installing Hyper-V to an SD card isn't for the faint of heart, unless it comes that way from the manufacture.
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@Dashrender Was going to store HyperV Iso image on there so I didn't have to go into server room to even plug in the install USB I got lol. Just being lazy
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@hobbit666 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@Dashrender Was going to store HyperV Iso image on there so I didn't have to go into server room to even plug in the install USB I got lol. Just being lazy
(and store XS image just in case)you don't/shouldn't need to.
iLo allows you to mount an ISO from your desktop over the network, done.
