Just reporting back to say that I successfully reinstalled everything to the SSD over the weekend. Pulled the old drive on Monday, and everything has been working well with the upgraded drive. 👍

In general, avoid the www. Sockets seem to fail when using it.

Both a non-significant threat and already resolved by the major distros. But good to be aware of these things. Good reminder that physical access means security has been breached.

That's pretty cheap. Under $100 per 3TB drive. Storage is not very expensive anymore.

@drewlander said:

@scottalanmiller
Ill be damned. I just checked and there is a web UI I never saw.

Aren't you glad you posted ? 😉

@scottalanmiller said:

There does not seem to be any trend with this issue. Just one user, in a quick search, reporting the issue. And there was no answer in that case.

FWIW, I've found some additional instances of this issue by searching Google with "HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\PushNotifications\AppDB"

@Danp said:

Thanks @coliver . I will definitely take a look at RSAT.

As @thecreativeone91 mentioned in a different thread RSAT isn't available on Window 10 yet... so you will have to remote into a Windows 8.1 or Server 2012R2 machine to get that interface.

Migrated the VMs off of this box so that I could work on it without affecting anyone else. Came in yesterday to work on it. Powered it down and installed the NIC daughter board without removing power to the system. Miraculously, it's now working as expected. 😕 👍

NFSv4 is only for security, typically you want to avoid this in a production virtualization environment. You would want to be on NFSv3 for performance reasons.

@Danp said:

FWIW, found the same item from NewEgg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883158230

Yep they are basicly the same as our conference computers. You can get them with dual display port not sure if that's standard or not.

@coliver said in Office 365 via GoDaddy?:

@Danp Wow! I know with partners it is pretty easy to migrate from one to another, or to add one if you haven't had one before.

That's because you are only changing paperwork, not changing whose system the account is under.

@thecreativeone91 said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@Dashrender said:

If the hardware is having issues, the vendor shouldn't be allowed to not support you - I recall Scott mentioning in the past that some court case basically set this precedent when it came to servers and running things like NON OEM RAM.

It's an automotive case from like the 1960s.

Yet that might change soon in the US. Cars are going to be licensed for use like software. It's copyright infringement to change the parts on the cars is what they are trying for.

Do you have an article link?

Other versions?

No. Just a simple residential router. I'll try from the office tomorrow to see if I can reproduce there.

@g.jacobse said:

Don't fault them, Just felt that WP was more of a bloggers CMS.

Still is, I think. The focus is really around blogging and other things are extensions or add ons. It's generally a good platform, but it is heavily designed around the blog format. I mean for the first many years the idea of using it for anything except a blog was unheard of.

@scottalanmiller I like to live on the edge 😂

@IRJ said:

@AmanBhogal if you need beta testers. We are willing to help out

And beta testing would be good for both you and us!

@scottalanmiller said in My Misadventures with Cloud At Cost:

I always recommend CloudFlare, it's the best DNS host I have found.

I am more of a ClouDNS + BunnyCDN fan