@Dashrender said in pagefile size on Windows Server with dynamic RAM?:

@Mike-Davis said in pagefile size on Windows Server with dynamic RAM?:

@dafyre Only on servers with dynamic RAM? Those are the only servers I'm having that issue with, and setting the page file size manually didn't fix it they way I thought it would.

If you didn't also change the PF size, I'm not surprised that it didn't fix the Zabbix issue.

No, it have issues with all of my servers with that trigger. It's definitely a zabbix issue, as far as I'm concerned.

I haven't had time to research it.

Which CAD software are we talking about again?

Every single one that I've worked with had it's own version control built in, but would often cost extra for the licensing. You setup a server with the version control software for everyone to use. The workflow is then open V.C.S. -> checkout the file to be changed/add new file -> make changes -> save changes locally -> login to V.C.S. and check in the new version. Most of them would keep previous versions of files as well, and log who checked out each file (mostly so the next person who works on the file can go track them down when someone doesn't do the final step.) I'd say stick with the built-in tool chain.

@stacksofplates said in MTS Data Card issue in Ubuntu 17.04:

Just as an aside, 17.04 hasn't even been released yet. Why are you trying to install on this release?

It's a LONG way from being released, too. It's nowhere near beta.

@gjacobse The customer didn't get back to me, so I'm waiting on them.

@mkoestesur said in Stratoscale, any opinions about it?:

Ones you try it you will never want anything else.

What aspects of it do you like?

I just feel websites should display what's the latest version easier 😄 for us lazy people that can't be bothered to click though several pages and register just to see lol 😄

Just a switch, not a server, but it was 12-15 meters above the ground on a steel construction for a 50t indoor crane. Lots of oil and dust, no railing and a dozen pigeons right above me.

Freaking experience. Did I mention that I'm a bit acrophobic? At least at 10 meters and above 😉

@scottalanmiller said in How Many Ads?!:

It also appears to count ads that are commented out in code. So it is blocking things that are not there, as well.

Late to the party, but it was I and someone else at MangoCon that dug into it and found that counts all unused/unshown ads

@MattSpeller said in Shadow Protect and Disk IOPS usage..:

@scottalanmiller said in Shadow Protect and Disk IOPS usage..:

@MattSpeller said in Shadow Protect and Disk IOPS usage..:

@scottalanmiller said in Shadow Protect and Disk IOPS usage..:

@DustinB3403 said in Shadow Protect and Disk IOPS usage..:

The read usage on this system is insane for what it is normally doing.

Even a tiny SW install we recommend some hefty resources and dedicated SSDs. You definitely just figured out the problem. Had you led with this we could have told you instantly what the issue was.

Our rather beefy SW install runs on rust just fine. Not even a half decent rust array. Old junk.

I'm surprised. Even when ours was tiny we gave it 100,000 IOPS and it remained slow.

¯\(ツ)/¯

There's only 3 of us in IT here. I suspect more concurrent users would kill it.

We had probably ten or fifteen and loads of tickets. But that isn't that much of a jump, I wouldn't think.

@travisdh1 said in Installing apcupsd on XenServer 7:

@BRRABill said in Installing apcupsd on XenServer 7:

@travisdh1 said

NUT should work with any model UPS, not just APC like apcupsd.

@JaredBusch said apcupsd works with other UPSes as well.

That was my first question. 🙂

Huh, I'll have to give it another look then.

It is designed for APC, but you can use almost any UPS via USB if you set it to generic.

@fuznutz04 said in WINs/DNS on Edge Router:

@JaredBusch

Excellent. So then the only entries needed would be any device that has a static IP address.

Yes.

EdgeOS is getting better all the time.

Yes.

@JaredBusch said in PolyCom550 MWI:

@Minion-Queen said in PolyCom550 MWI:

@JaredBusch said in PolyCom550 MWI:

@Minion-Queen said in PolyCom550 MWI:

Ok had a new client start with us this morning. And of course my PBX guy has no internet. So I have PolyCom5050's that the message waiting indicator light aren't lighting up on.
Yes PBX side things are fine (Elastix)
Yes the basic settings phone side are fine.

I am pretty sure I have to go into the firmware and change things..... UMMM NO STINKING IDEA HOW TO DO THAT!!!

#NOTAPBXENGINEER #IHAVENTWORKEDONAPBXINYEARS #HELPBEFOREIKILLSOMEONE

Haven't touched a polycom in a while, but how much you want to pay me? 😉

If my PBX guy doesn't get internet by lunch time I might pay you to deal with it cause of course my team of normally 7 is now 2.

/me shuts his damned mouth....

giggling I learned how that works when I said something like "Yeah, I could do that" before MangoCon 😉

You are looking at the wrong number. Your fault is a 0xC00005. Corrupted system file.

Run setup and it should fix it. And quit loading warez.

@olivier Don't worry as I think it's a NAS issue with Linux as I can't mount the share on any Linux system (well I've tried 2 Ubuntu machines and 3 CentOS machines), they all fail so will leave it at NFS share for now, as it's not easy mounted by non windows people.

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Pre-gaming

@Minion-Queen said in Issue with Chrome:

I have no idea why it's quiet this week.

My dad came up Tuesday and I have been working on my house..

@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:

@Dashrender said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:

@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:

@Dashrender said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:

@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:

Yeah, but we can't access that. It's $20 for us. That's just the price, can't get around it.

If you're really planning on dropping all the way to the $4/u/m exchange only plan, then you can probably move to the $5/month plan (you have less than 250 users, right? and get what I have today.

MSP, doesn't work that way. We need our E3 plans. Seriously, we don't have any option for the $5 stuff.

then you're paying $20 already - so what difference does it make?

That we can't get the $5 plan. So we can't have OneNote and SharePoint without paying the $16 premium per user. We are going in circles. I'm back to explaining the original price post.

Also, FFS, quit cluttering up the wrong damned thread.

@StuartJordan said in Microsoft joins the Linux Foundation:

I would say everyone should raise a glass to Microsoft for this move.

They've been doing such a good job the last year or two. Very impressive.