@IT-ADMIN said:

loooooooooooooool
what is the diffirence btw Xeon and i7 ??

At the highest level, the i7 is the top of Intel's desktop line. The Core i line is the i3 at the entry level, i5 in the middle and i7 at the top end. The Xeon is the server processor line, so while related it is listed differently. Xeons have been around eons longer than the Core i naming convention. Xeons come with more cache, cores and features and can be used in multi-processor configurations. At the low end an i7 and a Xeon would be close, at the high end Xeons get pretty crazy.

@Reid-Cooper said:

@MattSpeller said:

@Reid-Cooper said:

@BRRABill Can't be more than $2!! Right? Memory at that size is so freaking cheap!! Seems like 2GB would be a more logical minimum size.

$2 multiplied by 500,000 units - not going to happen lol

You can easily charge $3 for that kind of upgrade, though!!

Then how do you upgrade them to the WD My Cloud EX5? 😉

@Jason said:

@Reid-Cooper said:

@IT-ADMIN generally setting up your iDrac is the first step in installing a Dell server (or ILO for an HP, IPMI for SuperMicro, etc.) I don't know the T310 specifically, but likely you will need to set up access for it in the BIOS. The iDRAC will have its own IP address and should be accessible from a web browser.

Most of the newer ones can be configured from the front panel LCD without even messing with the BIOS or Idrac/Lifecycle controller settings on the server.

unfortunately i don't have LCD on my server
what is strange is on their website they show LCD but in reality there is no LCD (just marketing) or maybe i have an old generation

@IT-ADMIN said:

So in your case your customers have Hosted IP PBX not IP Centrex, now i see the difference

That's correct. Our customers:

Get to choose any trunk provider that they want (that provides VoIP) Do not share their PBX with anyone else Can have root access to their own device (most choose against this) Can run optional components at the expense of their capacity (like running a web app on the PBX, most do not do this and we do not recommend it) Can use any combination of features in any quantity and are only capped by the capacity of their individual system - so idle features cost ~nothing. Can image their system and take it local / on premises.

@JaredBusch Sorry, I've missed the point. You can install VEB in unattended mode thru any distribution solution you have on board. Check this article, however, the problem of configuration remains as it has to be performed manually after the installation

i cannot boot into safe mode or do nothing, even the restore points that was created before are all corrupted, i ended up formatting this piece of shit,

thank you guys

Looping back to this, in the past month I've worked with three different companies that all experienced significant data loss or downtime because of their choice of FreeNAS. Two suffered from not having front loaded their engineering and had an inability to support their servers during routine operations and caused major outages because of it along with significant cost for repairs, and one company that lost its data because of unnecessary bugs in the FreeNAS GUI code that would have been avoided has they been simply on FreeBSD.

Additionally this past week FreeNAS 10 "Coral" was demonstrated to be so incredibly unstable a month after being released that they had to recall the release and revert to a "beta" status indefinitely. For a trivial end user application this would be bad, for a critical storage infrastructure component on which companies need to have rock solid faith, it's unthinkable.

@brianlittlejohn said:

Have you tried 123456, or 000000 as the passwords?

but the admin account password was changed, it is not on the default anymore, i have to reset the DVR first

@StuartJordan said in Backup File Server to DAS:

Wow what a thread, took me a while to read through it 🙂

We don't fool around around here!

@JaredBusch said:

Piss on that. As a vendor, you better give me MSRP on the website or I will be hard pressed to ever buy from you.

@Jason said:

manage engine product almost all need quotes, they have so many different ways of licensing and addons and such. We just do the subscription based ones.

Products needing quotes to get the best price is pretty normal. But if there is no price to even give me a baseline, screw that.

Also, your specific example of ManageEngine has very detail base pricing right on their website. They are a great example of the right way to do things.

https://store.manageengine.com/ad-manager/

i really find an excellent course of CCNA, really awesome explanation ...
http://www.freeccnastudyguide.com/study-guides/ccna/
can anyone tell me whether it is the latest CCNA V5 or not ??
because they didn't mention the version

@PSX_Defector said:

@scottalanmiller said:

They don't treat the "business" that you work for as seriously as American or European (or Nicaraguan in my case)

That's the first time anyone ever referred to Latin America as "serious" in business. The work ethic of Latin America, besides the lowest level of worker, is horrible. It was like pulling teeth to get things done in Costa Rica when I was running Vegas Club Room. And then we start mentioning South, especially Brazil, holy f[moderated]!

Costa Rica has a reputation for work issues even in Central America, I would not use that as the standard. I've not seem similar issues in Panama, for example. Nicaragua I am still getting to know.

@johnhooks said:

This was resolved. The VM was running. After shutting it off, the interface could be removed.

Oh, just saw this. Expected behaviour when running. Same on VMware too, for example.

@scottalanmiller said:

Someday. I will try to get there and let you know.

thank you very much, i want to meet you really. i will be your guide in your journey 😉

i agree that when you see your work being implemented in the production environment you get happy and willing to do more, but if the management allows,

thank you all for your answers

Ha ha. I'm sure. It is a huge city and the center of the country, I would expect everything to be available there. I hear that the weather is awesome too.

@Nagesh-Naik said in is freePBX really free or not??:

@IT-ADMIN I am also seeing some missing menu what is the solution for it can you suggest me

Things change over time. What you think is missing, is most likely something that no longer exists.

Other than that, did you register the system with Sangoma?

@Dashrender said:

@IT-ADMIN said:

i hope so, but i think the only number you can get is US or canadian phone number, and you can only call US or Canadian phone nubers

I am not surprised for the FREE trial.

Calling elsewhere would cost a fortune to the provider. Easily tens or hundreds of thousdands of dollars even for a since line.