@art_of_shred said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@brianlittlejohn said:
What stuff does the EdgeSwitch do that the Unifi Switch does not?
Edit: I understand Unifi line has the controller.
10GigE Fiber I believe.
Yeah, we just got an EdgeMax because we needed 10gig SFP+.
The unifi switch does as well... at least in the 48 port version.
Just finished assembling a rack for my test environment.
@JaredBusch if it's a Windows domain, the DC should have an event logged in the security log. I believe it is event ID 4624.
@dafyre Not planning on putting UPSs on my test environment...
I really like the rack, its on casters so I can roll it where i want it, then roll it out of the way if not using it.
@art_of_shred Are you using the same SFP+ adapters?
@Dashrender I originally purchased it to play with stuff at home, but decided to leave it at the office and use it here for now. I didn't spend very much money, i got the servers for $75/ea.
@RojoLoco I used to install pro audio, I have first hand experience with AV sales people. 
This is some really bad math, and a complete misunderstanding of how the lottery is financed.
@Dashrender I'm just looking for an Outlook replacement for Linux. I use outlook as my everyday client.
I made plenty of these "vendor for advice" mistakes in the past before I became involved in the forums. Most notably in my career was a Sales Company disguised as an MSP (MSP is a Cisco/VmWare reseller) and now I have a Cisco Phone System which was expensive and hard to maintain.
I'm looking at options to replace it currently, most likely freePBX need to turn up a test VM and see about getting the Cisco phones working with it.
@BBigford Its based on the build number.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh135098(v=exchg.150).aspx
@scottalanmiller said:
That thread is getting a lot of love, was not expecting that!
I don't think @MattSpeller was expecting that either... lol
Of course it may not exist at all... the models they ran are explaining what may be affecting orbits of smaller objects from the kuiper belt.
From what I read, this is what I remember.
The broad stroke on accessing a VDI desktop is everything is licensed per device, not per user or not per machine.
The two per device licensing models are VDA, or Windows Upgrade VL + Software Assurance.
I normally contract out cabling because it is not worth my time to do it, except when it is just one drop. I can get one drop done faster than getting on my cabling people's schedule.