@joel said in Netgear Smart Switch + VOIP & QOS + AutoVoip:

i'll test it all tomorrow and come back to you if still a prob. thanks guys.

Might also look to see if there is an update for the firewall.

@dbeato said in Using DFSRMIG to move to from FRS to DFSR for Sysvol:

@texkonc Seize the FSMo Roles (If any) from the old AD DCs and then as @JaredBusch cleanup AD.

Roles were cleanly moved before shutdown. No seizing necessary.

We're using Machforms. Wish I had seen this to compare against.

@garak0410 said in Rewriting VBA Macros from Excel 2013 to Excel 2003 - Works One One Sheet Only.:

I think I am closer...the first worksheet doesn't have column D protected. The rest of the pages do have column D protected. If I unprotect column D on the other sheets, my macros finally work.

However, management wants column D protected.

This worked fine under the recorded macros but not the rewritten ones I had to make to support Excel 2003.

Have the Macro unprotect the column and then protect it again as the last step?

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yes i know , that it recovery mode

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In fact, moving to smartphone apps and no phone might actually be the best solution of all. I guess it would depend upon how much data they use while not in the office.

Not really. They don't work as good as one might hope. It is usually easier for the sales person to jsut call with their mobile. everyone is expected to have one anyway.

Yeah, not that comparing to Altigen is ever valid, but the MaxMobile app is "meh" at best.

Zoiper doesn't work?

Zoiper is just finicky at the best of times, and for whatever reason I've had no luck when on LTE instead of WiFi with it.

I use it regularly on LTE with little problem unless I am driving down 55.

Well, considering Motorola.... I'm going with the whole Lenovo breaking things.

get a real cell phone. 😉

Of course, and asap, but, money 😞

With SSDs and big RAM and crazy amounts of CPU, I bet you could get 20K or more users on a single Zimbra instance. Of course, at those sizes, you get into scary places with having 20K users in a single failure domain. That's why you start looking at other options when you get big. But for pure performance, I bet you could do that no problem.

@hobbit666 said in GDPR galore:

Yeah I've been hearing a lot on this GDPR stuff luckily I'm not involved and others in the dept are lol.

But what logs would they need you to collect and store? We don't do this at the moment but if required would like to start looking at solutions. So I'm prepared for the "can you do this and get it installed" lol

Bah. Here in italy they are stressing a lot the access control. And they want centralized lig inspection to check for logins (not necessarily a valid point from a tech perspective but they ask for)

@storageninja said in Ubiquiti Security Gateway:

Agent based network abstraction is an interesting alternative to traditional VPN.

It's still traditional VPN, though. Other than automating the configuration, it's all stuff you could have done with OpenVPN or whatever decades ago. It's nice that it auto-configures and it is a great product (or was, appears mostly abandoned now) but it's not an alternative or new VPN, it's just a mesh VPN setup.

We're having issues getting to the status and service health pages. Other then that email is flowing.

@francesco-provino said in Digital Ocean NetBox inventory tool, anyone?:

It looks nice on first sight. Any other open source competitor? I mean, oss with HTML5 interface.

If you're just looking for IPAM then there is one called NIPAP. But I've never used it. phpIPAM is another.

I've never used NetBox in production, I just spun up a Vagrant box to look at it. Working in an air gapped environment brings challenges when you have to get stuff from Github.

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@aaronstuder said in Javascript pop up in Firefox on Yahoo Finance:

PiHole

Looks interesting... I think I'm just going to have him use Chrome. Not that Chrome doesn't come with it's own problems, but at least a good work around for this issue.

@quixoticjustin said in Learning Git:

@stacksofplates said in Learning Git:

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@scottalanmiller said in Learning Git:

@matteo-nunziati said in Learning Git:

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@tim_g said in Learning Git:

I use VS Code with GitLab.

I need to install VS code. on my desktop. been hearing you two complement it.

It's like Atom but with some benefits (and drawbacks.) If you like Atom and use it mostly for coding, VS Code might be the right choice for you.

@stacksofplates said in Learning Git:

@jaredbusch said in Learning Git:

@tim_g said in Learning Git:

I use VS Code with GitLab.

I need to install VS code. on my desktop. been hearing you two complement it.

It's pretty nice. The built in Git stuff is nicer than Atom. To me it feels faster than Atom also.

matter of taste: I've used both for coding (mostly python) and I prefer Atom. As far as git is concerned I feel constrained with both and I go straight to cmd line.

I generally use the command line too for GIT. Just so quick and easy, and works every time.

I find the integrations in the apps quicker for normal commits. Don't have to switch between the app and a terminal (or even switch to a terminal in the app). The shortcuts are quick, and auto-complete as you type. I've never not had it work.

Quake style terminals are perfect for this. Hit a hot key, terminal is in your face, commit, hotkey and it is gone again.

I use the drop down terminal extension for GNOME3 a lot. I'm just lazy and like typing as little as possible 😛

With a tiny BASH wrapper, you could have essentially no typing at all. Something like "gitcom these are my changes" and it submits for you. Or just alias it to "g".

True. I usually don't alias much. But I think we are at the point where you are writing things to get the cli at the same speed as what's in the applications.

I've not found any application that comes close in speed to the "up arrow, hit enter" speed of the CLI, though.

You still have to enter your message. So to me it's the same as hotkey and then message.

Here is a discussion on this from two years ago. The Finder Bug hasn't been talked about that much on ML since it was so well known and established for Mac storage needs prior to ML coming into existance. But you can find a lot about it on SW, since it happened and got documented during that era.

https://mangolassi.it/topic/5499/nas-for-mac-environment/

Eventually, they have said that you will be able to connect UniFi gear as endpoints. But there is no date on that last I read.

Edit: Looks like Q1 2018

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What are you looking for from FreePBX? Other than a download link, which should be pretty clear, what more is there to find?