@dashrender you could see opensips as a software version of this, but in high load scenarios or in transcoding the example @scottalanmiller gives about restricted instruction sets on the video chip is a great example.

If Asterisk was created after SIP standards were made it probably would have some type of domain filtering that would make the mobile issue a very easy fix.

That being said the responsive firewall was a huge leap forward, but i don’t see anything in their big requests that indicates they are going to go further. I’ve not tried to use the Sangoma SBC or to fix the issue since I’ve moved on. I’m guessing the domain for mobile access is very low amongst FreePBX users, or maybe it’s used on desktops inside a LAN that is not using the responsive firewall.

@jaredbusch said in Ubiquiti STUN Communication:

@dbeato said in Ubiquiti STUN Communication:

@jaredbusch said in Ubiquiti STUN Communication:

@dbeato said in Ubiquiti STUN Communication:

@jaredbusch said in Ubiquiti STUN Communication:

@dbeato said in Ubiquiti STUN Communication:

@jaredbusch said in Ubiquiti STUN Communication:

@dbeato said in Ubiquiti STUN Communication:

@mike-davis said in Ubiquiti STUN Communication:

I'm hosting my unifi controller on vultr and I didn't have to make any port changes that I remember.

So you didn't open any of those ports I listed?

You do not normally need them.

What don't you normally need them? 8080 and 8443 at a minimum correct?

Correct.

But I opened the 8880 and 8843 for HTTP and HTTPS for Guest Hotspot portal. Usually not needed for others but in this case it was needed.
https://help.ubnt.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000871247-UniFi-Social-Media-Guest-Authentication#controller setup

https://help.ubnt.com/hc/en-us/articles/115006809068-UniFi-Guest-Portal-Customization-Hotspot-System#comparison

https://help.ubnt.com/hc/en-us/articles/205202640-UniFi-Guest-Portal-Promotional-URL-Automatic-Redirection

With regards to STUN though, you believe is not needed then?

Should not be as your controller is not behind NAT. There is not point to STUN unless NAT is involved.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STUN

How can it mark your post as the solution?

Tell @scottalanmiller to do it because that is a glaring whole in this plugin. Has been reported, but unactioned for years now.

Hey @scottalanmiller can you mark Jared's post with Wikipedia on it for the solution. I cannot for the life of me mark it as a solution.

@scottalanmiller said in SIEMonster:

@ambarishrh said in SIEMonster:

I don't have a spare bare metal or space on VMware to test this. When I tried on aws with a medium instance; this needs 5 instances to complete the setup, i got the warning that the resources doesn't meet the requirements. Didn't get a chance to explore further

Five seems excessive 🙂

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SEO companies are con artists. It's like three card monte. Hiding a card in a shuffle is a real thing, but that game on the street is a con.

@penguinwrangler said in Cloud based Document Management System:

I believe it was called NetDocuments.

I reached out to them today and they are quite reasonable in price in my opinion. They have plugins for Word and Outlook that are intuitive and they have consultants that will take care of the customization for you. That's my issue with SharePoint is that I would have to find a SharePoint consultant.

IMHO, dispersing the storage between the hosts and configuring data replication between them would be the best option.

Creating several tiers for the migration of your VMs is always nice to have - downtime strikes unexpectedly.

Yup, I prefer wget but have mostly stopped using it (or installing it.) I learned wget before I knew of curl (this is all long ago.) Today, I just assume that I have curl and wget is nearly never there.

@scottalanmiller said in Network setup - Hyper-V:

@dashrender said in Network setup - Hyper-V:

@scottalanmiller said in Network setup - Hyper-V:

@dashrender said in Network setup - Hyper-V:

You're Hyper-V has SMB1 enabled

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But Hyper-V shouldn't be involved in SMB communications.

For the test it is.

What is the test testing?

If an OS installed directly on the hardware doesn’t have the slowness issue when sharing over The network vs the vm on its vSwitch that does have the issue.

What I don’t know is.... if Hyper-V is installed, is the hosts traffic in any way different than if it didn’t have the hyper-v role added?

@scottalanmiller said in Template for Network notes:

@ccwtech said in Template for Network notes:

@scottalanmiller said in Template for Network notes:

I'd recommend a wiki. You can make a template easily in a text file and just copy paste into the wiki to start a new page if the wiki doesn't have templates built in.

What do you keep in the wiki (or wherever) for clients and in what order? That's what she is looking for. Something standard that we should have for all clients.

OIC, she wants more of the content of the template rather than the style of it 🙂

yes, I just didn't know how to word it....Thank you 😄

@brianlittlejohn said in The Myth of Security is Layers:

I have 8 blinky boxes people have to hack into to get to my stuff.

Oh yeah? Well, I have... I have...

Yeah, I got nothing.

This is totally a coincidence that this was the next one up in the queue to post here. But talk about perfect timing! This came up at least three times today alone.

@marcinozga said in Big Virtual Fileservers:

Have you looked into compression, deduplication and file minification before even considering splitting servers? Especially that last one, it's overlooked most of the time, but can give you some impressive storage gains. I did a project once, with minification alone we went down from 1.5TB to little over 200GB. Of course, it all depends what kind of files you're dealing with, but if you have typical users, I wouldn't be surprised to see 80MB powerpoint presentations. These can easily minify to 3-4MB.

I am already taking advantage of space-saving technologies where it makes sense.

@scottalanmiller said in Job Title? Not sure here...:

I agree that "Head of" sounds like you are describing something rather than a title. It's not wrong, it's just more conversational that titular.

I've pushed back with 'IT & Customer Service Delivery Manager'. Lets see if they are happy with that. Though, I expect too be told 'must include Head of...' bah!

Updated Phone System In Office 365 Pricing shows that it still is $8 add-on for Microsoft Teams, plus the $12 add-on for domestic PSTN calling.

So it is $20/month/user for Phone System and PSTN calling to the US.

However, the $8 is lower than the previous $12/month/user for Cloud PBX. If you can use Hybrid mode to connect to your own SIP trunking its coming way down.

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I've seen it mentioned but maybe it wasn't here.

@dashrender said in ScreenConnect download file from script:

So who submitted (based on what recommendation) for a sonicwall when the grant was requested?

The grantor came up with that. The agency only filled out a form that said how many full and part time people they had doing certain functions and the grant had a formula that said how many of each model number of different pieces of equipment you got. They even speced a printer that isn't available through normal channels. (discontinued) The printer was probably the dumbest thing because they already had a large multifunction copier on each floor. No need for the printer at all, but it didn't matter. Then they send auditors to visit the site and make sure it's plugged in.

These things baffle me, but at the end of the day you take them because if you accept the SonicWall you get all the other gear on the grant. It's frustrating to say the least because I can't standardize the agency because different grants specify different gear.

Like I said it's real frustrating watching money get wasted like that. Government agencies have no incentive to do things to save money. Politicians only pat themselves on the back for money that gets thrown at one group or another.

@lakshmana Just paste your exact commands and the exact error.

@jaredbusch said in N3024 can't transfer file to tftp server (Yes the path is correct and TFTP is running):

@dave247 Well obviously, because you missed something. Otherwise it would have the same result with the wizard as you did manually.

Not having a copy of your config vs a copy of the wizard config, who knows what it was.

Yeah I'm sure I missed something, but the wizard really only asks for admin name, password, then the switch ip information, then it boots. All these things you can also set manually, which I did. I set them exactly the same as in the wizard. I checked everything numerous times and found no discrepancies. Beats me.

@lakshmana said in VBSCript Issues:

objWorkbook2.Worksheets(“Sheet1”).Range(“A1”).PasteSpecial Paste =xlValues

There should be a Colon after the Paste and before the = sign....

Paste:=xlValues ?

@dashrender said in Do not let your Nextcloud 12 instance upgrade to PHP 7.2:

@black3dynamite said in Do not let your Nextcloud 12 instance upgrade to PHP 7.2:

@dashrender said in Do not let your Nextcloud 12 instance upgrade to PHP 7.2:

Is there a reason that people aren't upgrading to version 13?

Nextcloud 13 is still beta3. I'm not comfortable with using beta for production use.

aww.. that totally makes sense!

Also this PHP issue has been around for 3 months with zero action by Nextcloud.