Well that's a good point.

Hi @JaredBusch you absolutely understand what i'm trying to do but I already done with this project.

but anyway thank you for your reply i really appreciate it. maybe a few weeks later i will ask again for your help. hahaha

@garak0410 said:

@scottalanmiller I love these retro finds...good stuff.

I watch several of these a day now 🙂

@IT-ADMIN said:

don't you use windows IP PBX like 3CX

No. We can if customers want to work with it. We've have experience with 3CX but it is not cost nor feature equivalent to Elastix, FreePBX, PIAF and others. The use if Windows as a base severely limits it's applicability.

@scottalanmiller said:

@Bill-Kindle said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@Bill-Kindle said:

@scottalanmiller said:

That's very odd. I'm surprised to see any concurrency issues with NFS in that way.

I know and that's what has me puzzled. I'm firing up a Linux system in the morning to eliminate it being a problem with the Unix systems. I only have to hang onto them for about another year and they are done, our software won't be supported on Unix any longer for this particular customer so those boxes are loosing relevance quickly.

What non-Linux UNIX do you run?

I have 1 SunOS 5.9 and 1 5.10 system. Just took a even older system offline last week.

Wow. On Sparc I hope.

I believe they are. Whatever Ford required us to have in order to test our software that they use in Production OEM settings. That changes at the end of the month, they are switching to all Windows x64 systems. We have to maintain these two boxes long enough to satisfy legacy support for a few other customers but they've also been put on notice to migrate their Solaris software to Windows, because we've for the most part stopped building new releases for Solaris because all of the major CAD vendors have stopped supporting *nix and are only releasing Windows software.

I have been through many adventures and journeys when it comes to taking notes. I have used everything from a golf pencil and a memo pad to a full notebook with a gel ink pen to OneNote on the computer, and I guess it really depends on how prepared you are and how many notes you need to take.

I used to use pen and paper all of the time. In fact, I still carry around a memo pad and a pen with me everywhere. Since I've been taking notes more at my desk, I've been conforming to using OneNote. I also carry a Venue 8 pro tablet around with me with a bluetooth keyboard while on travel so that I can take the appropriate notes there when I am at a client's building or just working remotely. I have that linked into my OneNote notebooks as well and can seamlessly add notes where needed. So far this is working quite well for me because my handwriting is terrible and I can type faster than write, so I can record more information.

I do still have at least five types of paper to write on on my desk though.

@JaredBusch said:

@alexntg said:

@JaredBusch said:

@alexntg said:

That's a pretty good piece of mind for $6k annually.

Not for the current clients I have, that is too much. The 1k price is solidly acceptable. the 3k would be a big maybe but likely not.

I looked down near the bottom line. @NetworkNerd , unless I'm missing something, the entry level one's manual reporting?

Manual report paid for by the hour it seems like.

Yep - they have to generate the reports for you.

In OneDrive for Business, if you go to the gear button, then Site Settings>Storage Metrics, you can see the storage info.

Biggest thing is the OpenSSL patch.

@scottalanmiller said:

Are you using socket.io?

Yes , i'm using socket.io , but as i told, probmlem occurs when connect with domain name , with IP Adress and port (http://146.148.31.90:8080/) there is no problem. Is this problem really about socket.io ? I will try without socket.io and come back here , i hope solve problem , thank you

my socket.io version : 0.9.16 now , firstly , i'll upgrade to latest version.

Good to know, thanks.

@Carnival-Boy said:

At the moment we use a file share and mostly Excel spreadsheets to record tasks., notes and actions. The only advantage to this approach is its simplicity and the fact that everyone loves files shares and Excel.

You can move that existing process into Sharepoint as is. But you can add gannt charts, project pages and more to slowly grow.

Well Google does a ton of satellite stuff. Probably make sense.

Weird. It embeds fine but doesn't play 😞

That worked, thanks!

Amiga 1000 was my first computer that we owned ourselves. Borrowed lots before then but that was the first that was ours.

Add-DhcpServerv4Filter is a interesting PowerShell cmdlet
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj590751.aspx