Just added a pi-hole to the network.

@tim_g said in I can't even:

@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:

The hell... your job depends on installing Windows Server 2016 to the bare metal?!

And you are likely using FakeRAID if you haven't go into a RAID controller and configured said Array!

And Windows Installation has nothing to do with setting up the Array so the number 1 response there is full of it!

wtf is "Server Guide 10.6"?

I think it is software for Lenovo... kind of like Dell's Lifecycle Controller.

Edit: @dbeato beat me to it.

I still go with Vultr because I can upload an ISO to them.

You just need 1 truck for each POP location you have DIDs on, then inbound routes for each DND.

e.g. If your DIDs are on chicago4.voip.ms then you have a single trunk to chicago4.voip.ms and inbound routes for each DID.

Just upgraded my Edgeswitches to 1.7.3 and connected them to UNMS.

Is the HyperV Integration tools up to date?

I've noticed sometimes when I take a backup of my Hyper-V guests it resets the uptime that is displayed in the manager. It is real sporadic when it happens so I haven't been able to pin it down to what exactly is happening.

@thwr said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Just wrote a mail to pizza.de. Ordered something, got a confirmation (received by restaurant XYZ) and ... nothing. Called the restaurant a few times and finally someone picked up the phone. The guy told me that they never received the order.

Awesome to have something like pizza.de, but can't they build transactional processes which requires the restaurants to confirm an order before telling customers that their order has been received? That's not exactly rocket science.

There was a restaurant where I live it had an online order process, but then relied on fax machines to get the order to the local restaurant. It never worked well.

Got approved to replace aging Cisco switches with Ubiquiti EdgeSwitches!

I got 4.4 on 30/30 fiber.

I won't join LinkedIn from the amount of crap emails I get from them without being a member.

I wish xByte sold SuperMicro as well.

I have 8 blinky boxes people have to hack into to get to my stuff.

Apple Admits to slowing down older iPhones.

http://fox6now.com/2017/12/21/apple-admits-it-slows-down-older-iphones-to-prevent-battery-issues/

@dashrender said in I can't even:

@brianlittlejohn said in I can't even:

Besides organization, the benefit of going to a patch panel is to switch from solid to stranded cabling where the cables are more likely to be bent and move around more.

Eh? Are you saying you can't/don't use stranded in patch cables, but do from the patch panel to the wall plate?

No... i'm saying the opposite.

Besides organization, the benefit of going to a patch panel is to switch from solid to stranded cabling where the cables are more likely to be bent and move around more.

Does he use wall jacks? Or just run them straight out of the wall to the device... same concept.

I just updated mine (took a snapshot first in case) and I still have remote connectivity. However I am running mine on Ubuntu 17.10 instead of CentOS 7.

@ccwtech You can use 1 and create sites for each client. That is what I do.

@ccwtech It is a waste of money...

Here is a how to @JaredBusch put together on setting up the controller on Debian

https://mangolassi.it/topic/14601/how-to-install-the-ubiquiti-unifi-controller-on-debian-9-1