I see they have a limit on how many you can buy. Ugh!

It's been years since I have purchased an iphone. When I last purchased one, I bought it from a highly recommended online retailer, and was very pleased.

I can't recall who that was.

Do any of you have a source you like for Iphone purchases?

Thanks.

Dress - Techs wear logo embroidered polos, Sales wears suits, Administration wears suits.
Having a real person answer the phone.
Professionally designed and printed brochures.
An office, in an office building.

https://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/B013F0N7G0/ref=cm_cr_othr_mb_show_all_top?ie=UTF8&reviewerType=all_reviews

Well, we found how to fix the symptom, be we do not know why it is so.

This network is 10.1.10.0/23

The only users having trouble were on the 10.1.11.0 portion of the network.

There are no configuration mishaps anywhere in the workstation, servers, switches or routers.

It's just weird.

But the MSDTC errors have stopped, and the staff who were suffering are happy.

From Dell:
Toshiba Memory Corporation, an independent spin-off company of Toshiba, created vSAS, short for Value Serial Attached SCSI, to be the storage technology capable of completely phasing out the SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment) interface for SSDs. The transition to SAS-only has been slow because traditional SAS SSD drive pricing has typically been higher than SATA SSD drive pricing. Despite its throughput limitations, SATA proved to be the most cost-effective way to build dense server storage.

https://downloads.dell.com/manuals/common/dfd-value_sas_future_rplcmt_for_sata_ssd.pdf

Anyone have any opinions on using vSAS in a production server, non Cluster, simple file sharing and printer serving.

@Dashrender said in 4G Failover questions:

I wonder if ditching those I assume spinning drives would help?

They're SSD (3D NAND).

I am looking to build an infographic flyer that details the benefits of using a smaller hosted PBX provider (instead of Verizon, Intermedia, Comcast, etc).

My first thoughts are that a smaller provider will be able to accommodate special programming requests and requirements where the bigger providers will not.

Any other key points you can suggest? Do any of you have such a marketing piece you already use and can share?

I had the same problem last Friday. Had to TOGGLE all the relevant settings.

Use Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Network and Sharing Center\Advanced sharing settings

EXPAND Private Network

SELECT Turn OFF Network Discover

DESELECT Turn on automatic setup of network connected devices

SELECT Turn OFF file and print sharing

CLICK Save Changes

Now reverse the process

SELECT Turn On Network Discovery

SELECT Turn on automatic setup of network connected devices

SELECT Turn ON file and print sharing

CLICK Save Changes

Hope it works for you

Credit to this thread:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-networking/windows-10-network-cannot-connect-to-other/05c63394-422f-4b6c-8634-1e3a1258bba8?page=13