@JaredBusch said in Softphone apps for cell phones & Freepbx:

@fuznutz04 said in Softphone apps for cell phones & Freepbx:

@JaredBusch said in Softphone apps for cell phones & Freepbx:

@fuznutz04 said in Softphone apps for cell phones & Freepbx:

@Minion-Queen

Just downloaded it, thanks. Looks like the free version is limited. Can't even transfer a call 🙂

Why do you want to transfer a call? Are you wanting a full featured softphone to replace a desk phone? Then pay for one. Software development is not cheap you know.

Yes, a full featured deskphone replacement. I would have every intension of paying for one, especially at $5. I was just making a comment that the free version was limited. I typically don't pay for one unless I test it first.

You have a perfectly working phone for free. If you want extra, then it is available.

That said it is $5 for transfer and conferencing on the app.

It is $40 for the desktop version.

Yep, agreed. So far, call quality is fine for me. And like I said, I don't really care about price, especially for 5 bucks.

BTW, as an alternative desktop app, I've found that Jitsi has been great as well.

Haven't seen an issue here yet, will try to pay attention.

Aww, yeah that makes sense.

I keep getting stuck on the fact that a single (or RAID 1) drive (winchester) itself is so slow, so easy to saturate its throughput that is almost seems useless today. Of course this could be expanded out to then say, well if RAID 1 is useless, then RAID 5, 6, etc are even more so.
Please don't take that to be me saying RAID 1 is useless, of course it's not. Using RAID 1 for work loads that don't need a ton of storage or throughput, RAID 1 is great.

@Mike-Davis When I tried with the GNU root the application stops automatically.Unfortunately error occured is coming as error.Unable to start

This is tonight. Time to head in over here.

lol @travisdh1

Talking RAID and RAIN for SSD.

@travisdh1 said in Endpoint Block level backups to restore from Ransom-ware:

@Dashrender said in Endpoint Block level backups to restore from Ransom-ware:

@stacksofplates said in Endpoint Block level backups to restore from Ransom-ware:

@Dashrender said in Endpoint Block level backups to restore from Ransom-ware:

@scottalanmiller said in Endpoint Block level backups to restore from Ransom-ware:

@stacksofplates said in Endpoint Block level backups to restore from Ransom-ware:

We don't back up workstations at all. It's a little different because it's RHEL but there is nothing on the workstations at all. Users can't even save to them. Apps, projects, archives, home directories, etc are all automounted.

Automounting is the bomb.

Isn't that kinda the same as folder redirection, except that Windows can have a local copy in case the network location become unavailable?

The idea is the same. But the advantage on Linux/Unix is I can automount pretty much everything, including all of my applications. As long as everyone's path points to /apps or wherever you mount to they will run apps from there. Also since 90% of my system customization (themes, icons, etc) are in my home directory all of my customizations follow me as well (including my desktop 😛 )

Yeah, while there are times I like the registry, I do at times long for the days of Windows 3.x and config files for apps. Super easy to migrate, etc.

Even in the days of Windows 3.x and before, you still had a registry and regedit available. Just not so many reasons that you HAD to go change things in it.

I remember needing it for sound cards.

Yeah, could be a hardware issue, a driver issue, a bad ISO... all kinds of things. Start by trying an install from the beginning again.

Or better yet, go into your settings and turn off watching as a default.

0_1481215102963_upload-3c6b6cba-417f-4ae1-97fd-9294171e5fa6

0_1481215116410_upload-d8f7203c-9c2a-4ec2-b5af-740e8a177fd8

@nadnerB said in Test:

@DustinB3403 said in Test:

@RojoLoco said in Test:

Testes... testes.. 1... 2.... 3?

With 3 you'd better get tested....

If he's Krogan, then he's missing one

I could say something really mean but I'll let that one go... 😛

Instead of testing emails with a fax, get the email working itself first. Work on sending emails directly, once that is working, add in the fax piece. That will make this a ton easier to test.

@JaredBusch said in Getting started with SmoothWall:

@scottalanmiller said in Getting started with SmoothWall:

@JaredBusch said in Getting started with SmoothWall:

I mean yeah, VyOS is a great firewall/router, but the implication of that statement is for IDS/Content Filtering.

VyOS uses Squid if you want it, same as pfSense, Smoothwall, Untangle, etc. So content filtering you can do just the same. Most people using VyOS don't use it for the same reasons that you and I do not put that on our routers, but if the goal is to do that, it enables it the same as those other products but with an opportunity to learn it rather than have it just magically appear.

Did not realize that they had squid baked in. Iassumed it had tobe added.

Baked in, but off by default. So we all ignore it 🙂

@wirestyle22 said in Installing Office Online without personal account info:

Attempting to install Office 2013 using www.office.com/setup but that requires you to have the microsoft account info of the user. Is there a way for me to install this without account info and plug that in later?

This is a keycard setup then? Yes you have to enter info to do the setup.

Here's the one I've been using (before I found out about ShareX today - I'm gonna check that one out as soon as I have time)
https://lightscreen.com.ar/

@wirestyle22 said in Hyper-V host connectivity lost but VMs still communicate:

@dafyre said in Hyper-V host connectivity lost but VMs still communicate:

@JaredBusch said in Hyper-V host connectivity lost but VMs still communicate:

@dafyre said in Hyper-V host connectivity lost but VMs still communicate:

Execute the powershell script to disable VMQ at system boot?

wtf, you don't beat problems over the head with a sledge.

Depends on the size of the problem.

Sasquatch?

Need something bigger than a sledgehammer.

So you are only looking to sync AD? Or something else? I don't think that you need a clean slate, normal sync (not full integration) definitely does not require bidirectional clean slates.

@tyh said in Port - Backing Up Windows Server 2012 Essentials for Reinstallation:

Thanks, guys. If I'm unable to get XAPI up and running I may look at involving HA-Lizard support. I'm taking things cautiously at the moment as my VMs are still operational, so I've got a bit of time to find the best approach.

Might make sense if this is actively in production and XAPI just won't come back.