We had been buying the HP Prodesk 600 G2s (i5 3.2Ghz 6500, 8GB DDR3, 500GB HDD)
We have a few public facing areas, and other areas where clients are located and decided that something smaller and less intrusive would be better and for those areas we get the HP EliteDesk 800 G2 (mini, i5 3.2Ghz 6500, 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD) because we are mounting them on the back of monitors.
HP seems to be selling off a lot of stuff recently...
@Dashrender said in Been Wanting 10Gb Lab For A While:
Just curious, what do you gain by having 10Gb at home? [snipped]... I'm wondering what I'm missing?
Bragging Rights!
Some day some content provider some where will let you piece meal pick the channels that you want... and charge you a nice low rate. I'd probably be happy to pay $4.99/mo for 7 channels that I got to pick.
I'm seriously not impressed by Sling's pricing.
Congrats on having options again. 
@sn
I know that this is a little late, but we use Buffalo TeraStations here. The 7000 series have has dual power supplies. It comes in 24TB, 48TB, 96TB, and 120TB flavors. That's about the extent of my knowledge about them though.
While we do not use the 7000 series we have had good luck, and only one disk failure (knocks on wood) with our three (3) TerraStation 5400's. Support wasn't a terrible experience either.
note: when I say "we" I do not mean osTicket. I actually mean the company that I work for [which is a medium sized non-profit].
I'm a little obsessed with this song... most versions of it.
This one is currently my favorite rendition though.
@scottalanmiller said in Installing osTicket 1.10 on CentOS 7:
He's actually being super obtuse and actually wanted to ask if you specifically had an importer script for Spiceworks tickets. It's a very specific and very complex task, I'm afraid.
The folks over on the paid side (Customization Services) might have the ability to do something like that. But I certainly do not have a script like that, and it is definitely not baked into the product. I'm sure that it is something that they could work with people to do though.
@scottalanmiller as a side note, one of the most reported issues with osTicket under CentOS is that SELinux has some rules that conflict with some of the AJAX requests. If you get a white bar or find that something doesn't work you would want to check your logs to see if that's whats happening.
@gjacobse
Of users? Yes.
Go to Agent panel -> Users -> Click Import.
Good afternoon all. I'm Neil (ntozier) the forum moderator at the osTicket forums and I saw your tweet. I thought that I would introduce myself and let you know that If you have any questions please feel free to post on the forums. Have a great day!