@stacksofplates said in Wordpress on Vultr 768:
Just as a note, I've run a Drupal site on the minimal Vultr instance and it was fine. However it was LEMP (NGINX not Apache). Def wasn't super busy but it did fine.
Good to know. So far, performance is much better since re-install. And memory usage is far better.
I didn't install the network, just setting up some new phones. But the more I poke around, the more I am starting to believe that putting the comcast modem in "bridge mode" and getting a new router/firewall in here might solve the problem.
Tuesday at 9 AM. Server down... Screw you Tuesday.
@dafyre What Scott said... ERX at home, and ERL or greater in business. My main reason for this is the Console port access. I ran into a situation where my config was borked, and after a simple restart, my ERX didn't come back online. I had no idea where it was failing so I had to break out the paper clip and start over. If I would have used the ER Lite, I could have connected via console port and checked out what was going on.
@dafyre Not sure where you are located, but in the US, you can buy direct from the manufacturer.
Just got done with another 5x5 workout. Really looking forward to getting a rower for cardio
Great timing. I was just about to post something similar. Very annoying errors though.
Just found my old Nokia Lumia 920. Scrolling through all the pictures on it is like going back in time a few years.
@JaredBusch said in SIP registrations failing for 2 phones:
@fuznutz04 said in SIP registrations failing for 2 phones:
@dafyre Not sure where you are located, but in the US, you can buy direct from the manufacturer.
But amazon prime makes it cheaper since no shipping usually.
True. Amazon prime is the best. Their video selection is lacking for me, but their prime music works great for me. That, along with free shipping, you really cant beat it. Also, they have the ERL for 88 bucks right now.
@travisdh1 said in SIP registrations failing for 2 phones:
@fuznutz04 said in SIP registrations failing for 2 phones:
@JaredBusch The moral of this story is that Comcast "business " all in one modems/firewalls suck. Specifically, they are not capable of handling more than about 2 current SIP registrations at once. Which is stupid, because my old WRT54G handled more than that when I needed to use it in a pinch.
I've never trusted anything from an ISP. Take the cheapest cheapskate you ever knew, and that person buys better equipment than most ISP provided on-premise anything.
True story.
@rojoloco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@fuznutz04 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Resizing partitions! Riveting stuff.
What are you riveting?
Hard drives of course!
@scottalanmiller said in SIP registrations failing for 2 phones:
Basically what Comcast is telling you is that they don't have any business offering.
Which is a joke, because it is their "business class" service. There has to be a way to bypass this. I know of others with Comcast business gateways that operate fine. I was reading many forums this evening and some people are saying that certain models of the business gateway have issues with VoIP and that I should request a new/different model from comcast.
Wife: Sushi for lunch?
Me: You never have to ever ask that again. The answer is always yes.
Can the Edge Router function as a WINS server? I need to resolve IPs by hostname in a non domain environment. Can I either setup the edge router to function as a WINS server or add static entries in the edge router?
Coffee, and attempting to work ahead a bit so i can take a day off tomorrow.
Looks like it is back up in this area. This brings up the topic of inbound calling failover. In this case, the call technically wasn't "failing" due to the provider not being able to connect to the PBX. The call was failing because of other issues, but not failing "enough" to be considered a failed call, where the call would failover to a backup number. So it begs the question... how is this avoidable or at the very minimum, mitigated to some degree?
Very interested in this. I’ve been waiting until it was on my area, which it is now. The price tag isn’t that bad at all. And multiple accounts and included DVR capability is cool. Doesn’t look like it’s available for the Firestick yet which is my main streaming tool.
