Is the badge going to do something cool like have backlighting?

@ChrisL said:

They sniffed out my password... "princess".

That was mine too, what were the chances!

Babies!! Congrats grandpa.

I think that @thanksajdotcom is who you need on this one.

Nice monitor!

I agree, once you have been infected just take a backup in case there is something that needs to be recovered later and then wipe the slate clean and start fresh.

When it rains it pours! Have not had this many welcomes in quite some time. Welcome to David and Maria!

I never do anything formal. In the setup process a lot of things get stressed anyway. Normally I am using the server quite a bit before turning it over to users so I do not tend to worry about further testing.

Especially if you are dealing with a virtualized platform, it's been doing a lot of things before this point.

@coliver said:

Trying to figure out why my internal firewall is returning ping times of 2-300ms when it should be 0ms... I'm directly connected to it even. Jitter rate is in the 60-100% range too... something isn't right.

Oh now that's just not right. What kind of firewall is it?

There has been a bit of discussion of Zabbix and ELK recently. Those would have caught something.

I do, in fact, see what you did there.

I believe that the big product that everyone uses for this is PaperCut.

@MattSpeller said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Chance to move to glorious Indiana?

Don't know. And is Fort Wayne glorious?

Too cold for this guy

Indiana gets really cold.

And really hot.

they are demonstrating that governments sell out easily.

@g.jacobse said:

Might be a 'dirty' fish,.. but it is a robust fish that is farmed in many Hydro and Aquaponic systems.

Because they have effective poo.

They will never turn it over to him, a simple screw up and the data is just gone.

This is, without a doubt, the funniest thing of the day.

Sounds like the Drobo B810i might be ideal. If the B800i has worked well for so long and the only issue is that it is getting long in the tooth, going to the replacement model would be the logical step. Maybe the drives can even be moved from the old chassis to the new?

@dafyre said:

@Reid-Cooper said:

Sounds like the Drobo B810i might be ideal. If the B800i has worked well for so long and the only issue is that it is getting long in the tooth, going to the replacement model would be the logical step. Maybe the drives can even be moved from the old chassis to the new?

What are the chances that the drives are as old as the chasis?

They die one by one, though. You can replace them when they die if you want. The Drobo units are RAID 6. Slow, but not terribly risky.