@dustinb3403

Thanks resolved

@jaredbusch said in VitalPBX hosting for very small group:

@gjacobse said in VitalPBX hosting for very small group:

@gjacobse said in VitalPBX hosting for very small group:

For just three? I might actually just suggest something more like 8x8 - Do you really need a full PBX for just three phone?

Yes, I do recognize that 8x8 costs more per user then a PBX hosted on say Vultr - ...

Not for 3 people it doesn’t. Unless you are set and forgetting it.

Exactly.

Last I heard - NTG did this at $12+/month per user, but at that few, it could be a lot more than that.

If your friend can manage it all themselves, they could get away with the PBX functions inside VOIP.ms - they've brodened their PBX offerings several times over the past year. i.e. expanded it's functionality.

Try this link (guessing based on your screenshot)

http://obuasset/companies/1/edit

I believe a warranted alteration would be for Add/Remove Permissions to user. Seeing that some staff here have change in duties, the needed security changes could easily be handled by this as well.

@dustinb3403 said in Digital sign boards:

Again, RP and screenly.io/ose

Literally 15 minutes and done for a single screen.

only support the 3.
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@dashrender said in Removing Windows Installed Packages with Powershell:

@dustinb3403

Sure, but to Gene's point - you're not going to be installing crapware with Chocolatey - but the MS Store pre-loads your machine with a shit ton, and really, the only way to get rid of if all is using PowerShell.

I love the first post for info sake itself... I just don't see the need to mention Choco in the same thread - it serves an entirely different purpose - not to mention the fact that it isn't even loaded by default, so if it's there - YOU know it's there.

And again, you know how to install and uninstall applications with Chocolatey.

But you may not know (or want to know how to learn to use Microsoft's App Store) and maybe you prefer to use a shell to remove applications from add and remove.

While you know what you've installed with Choco, doesn't mean you know how to remove programs like in the OP which, again installed during the evening hours without me having installed it.

@travisdh1 said in Savi 8210/8220 Office - Poly: Pair to new base:

@gjacobse said in Savi 8210/8220 Office - Poly: Pair to new base:

We have a number of the mono and duo Savi 8210 / 8220 headsets. I need to swap a nonworking headset with one that is working, but am not finding information on how to do that. I can find how to pair to a mobile device or computer via Bluetooth, but not to a replacement base.

You can't just move the base?

That is the obvious (and easy) answer. But I was 'told' by another it was possible. I'm not seeing that it is,... but I want to ensure that my Google Search is not overlooking something.

I'll likely just walk a the matching base over and be done...

The mono headset doesn't seem to work (with the paired based), Not sure if it's a headset or base issue... Desk needs a Mono, but all we have right now is a Duo - Meh - Again.. Just making sure that in my searching I didn't over look it.

@beta said in RAID 6 in my backup VM host on spinning rust?:

@scottalanmiller said

It's always array size, never drive size, that matters primarily.

Just so I make sure I understand, array size meaning total TB or total number of disks?

Total capacity.

@pete-s said in MariaDB/MySQL Table Repair Eating TONS of disk space:

@anthonyh said in MariaDB/MySQL Table Repair Eating TONS of disk space:

I have a MariaDB database that is of moderate size (~48 GB) and two of the tables within this database have corruption. One of the offending tables is reportedly ~25 GB in size. When running REPAIR TABLE, the process eats up all the remaining disk space (which admittedly wasn't a lot, 14 GB).

I started growing the disk and gave it an additional 50 GB. The repair process gobbled it up. Gave it 50 GB more, repair process gobbled it up. Gave it 100 GB more (for a total of 200 GB additional disk), and the repair process still gobbled it all up. I'm a little baffled as to why and am wondering if anyone here can shed some light as to why a 25GB table would need over 200GB of working space for a repair?

The database is using MyISAM storage (I know, I'm working on it) and the table in question stores data (document images) in longblob format. From what I understand, MyISAM table repairs basically involve reconstructing the table, so I wouldn't be surprised at needing at least an equal amount of free space to the size of the table. This behavior has me a little confused.

I assume there are no database clients trying to access the database during your repair.

I don't know the answer to your question but have you had a look at the different settings for repair table?
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/repair-table-optimization.html

Check myisam_max_sort_file_size for instance. If it's larger than your disk then it could outgrow the available space.

You are correct. No clients are accessing the database. I'm doing the repair on a clone of the actual host.

I will investigate myisam_max_sort_file_size and report back.

@jasgot said in Looking to learn/research MeshCentral:

@scottalanmiller said in Looking to learn/research MeshCentral:

Ability to have a large deployment with security built in already and not lose that.

Do you know if it is FIPS 140-2 certified?

Almost certainly not. That is a "pay the government for favours" cert that only big vendors can do. No small project can think about doing stuff like that because there's no way to make money from having done it and it doesn't just cost the developers an arm and a leg, but it directly takes away funding and development time from their actual users. So the developers don't wait to lose the money, and the real world customers don't want them focusing on something that's only for political reasons.

While I don't know 100% that either is certified, I'm certain that they are not and have no interest. It just doesn't make sense financially or ideologically.

@jaredbusch said in So WTF m.2 is this:

@pete-s said in So WTF m.2 is this:

, it's always best to find what Dell part number works.

it's not worth it, sata is sata. no reason to use m.2 when a 2.5 form factor will be just as fast.

That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that as a general rule you need to look at the Dell's part number to find parts from other manufacturers that are compatible.

But yes I agree that sata is sata. For a desktop/laptop nvme or sata ssd doesn't matter though. Only matters in benchmarks.

@dbeato said in Sophos SSL VPN Client on Windows:

The old one you have to go where the application install and remove the config file you don't want
\Program Files (x86)\Sophos\Sophos SSL VPN Client\config

That's the answer!

Thanks

I got one of these a while back, works pretty good as a mouse/kbd or a remote.

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I use PRTG. https://www.paessler.com/es/prtg
Very easy to implement, You can have notifications in your smartphone.

@voip_n00b said in Nextcloud Sync 2.0 brings 10x faster syncing:

https://nextcloud.com/blog/nextcloud-sync-2-0-brings-10x-faster-syncing/

Can you please stop link dumping as a new thread?
It's spam.

It's bad enough when people do it in the news threads.

@dave247 said in best way to map various combinations of mapped drives to AD users?:

@pete-s said in best way to map various combinations of mapped drives to AD users?:

@dave247 said in best way to map various combinations of mapped drives to AD users?:

Problem: we have about 10 different shared folders as mapped drives and a handful of simple bat scripts used as AD logon scripts for users...

I think it would make more sense to just have one mapped drive and use sub directories for each department. That's probably how the files are organized anyway - at least judging from the looks of it.

The users that have permissions to a particular directory can use it and the other can't. That way you don't have to mess with the different drive mappings because everyone get the same one drive.

This also also how I have seen organizations with many departments do it. They basically use one drive mapping per entire file server. Everyone has gets the same shared drive(s) but permissions determine what directories they can access. It's more flexible to do it like that.

Yes actually that's one plan I've had for a long time, just haven't gotten around to doing it mainly since it will disrupt everyone's workflow for a bit.

If you have the directory structure in place, you could do it by adding the new drive share for all departments. Give people a couple of weeks to start using it and then slowly start to remove the older shares one by one. That will force everyone to migrate to using the new share - but not everyone at the same time.

@dbeato said in Unifi Controller Installer Script for Ubuntu 21.04:

@voip_n00b said in Unifi Controller Installer Script for Ubuntu 21.04:

@stacksofplates docker is worse than reddit. I can’t believe you would suggest such hot garbage.

How is it garbage @VoIP_n00b ? It is quite possible if someone wants to run their Controller as a container. I am not sure why you are also comparing Reddit with Docker, what is the comparison?

I think it's an attempt at trolling.

@gjacobse said in Naming discrepancies across Print Servers:

servers without

As a pratical way you would have centralized printing on a CLoud Service but with Windows Servers then you will have to manually match and correct or somehow script it.