@JaredBusch said in Voice to Text transcription:

I use https://www.nexiwave.com/

Awesome. I found that earlier this morning and was going to give it a try. What plan do you use for your clients? How is the quality of the transcription? Fairly accurate?

@dafyre said in Rebuild Time on a 96 Drive RAID 7 Array (RAIDZ3):

@scottalanmiller said in Rebuild Time on a 96 Drive RAID 7 Array (RAIDZ3):

@travisdh1 said in Rebuild Time on a 96 Drive RAID 7 Array (RAIDZ3):

Seems like the perfect case to use RAIN, even if it's within a single system enclosure. @StarWind_Software LSFS, I'm looking at you. @KOOLER I am right in thinking this is the sort of thing LSFS could handle, right?

RAIN in a single enclosure rarely does anything that RAID 10 does not. It's effectively all the same at that point (more or less.) If RAID 10 doesn't work, RAIN isn't going to work either (normally.) The issue here is "single enclosure."

Wouldn't a properly configured single RAIN node make it easier to grow when it's time to add more storage?

I've seen this with Exablox and it was a nice feature!

Yes, if you are preparing for scale out. But if you are just doing it within the context of a single node, it doesn't change anything.

@travisdh1 said in Ubiquiti ER-X Initial Firmware Update:

So I uploaded the 1.9.0 firmware file with scp (the ER-X doesn't have internet access yet, not final install.)

add system image ER-e50.v1.9.0.4901118.tar

Complained about not enough space available. Fine, uploaded through the gui, and it worked fine. ???

I'll have to tackle the duel WAN tomorrow, after verifying I got all my documentation correct.

Well, it's setup and being used. I'm have a feeling I'm going to have to limit http and https traffic with the QOS settings on it tho. Two 700k/300k DSL connections don't go very far 😞

I also need to get the static routing figured out. I tried adding a static route to our web host (viviotech.net), and it still sends traffic out of whichever of the WAN ports it decides is better. Bet I forgot a NAT setting somewhere, now that I think about it?

The boxes are amazing for the price.

https://www.amazon.com/Add-ons-Amlogic-Streaming-Airplay-Miracast/dp/B017LSG5JS/ref=sr_1_1?tag=robejorg-20&ie=UTF8&qid=1466281740&sr=8-1&keywords=mx+iii+g

has anyone used this ?

@scottalanmiller said in CEH Training:

@IRJ said in CEH Training:

@scottalanmiller said in CEH Training:

That's pretty cool.

I am taking the cert test this week. I haven't scheduled it yet, but I am thinking friday.

Good luck.

Thanks. My test is scheduled for Thursday.

@dafyre said in Acer Aspire R3-471t Accessing BIOS:

@gjacobse said in Acer Aspire R3-471t Accessing BIOS:

@hobbit666 said in Acer Aspire R3-471t Accessing BIOS:

Is it Windows 10 laptop?

Yes,.. the F2 and F12 keys do work, just very inconsistent results.

I always bounce between F2, F10, F11, F12, and DEL.... Jackhammer between them all until desired results achieved.

Jack hammer the needed keys.....

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When i Restart the drbd service then check the status # cat /proc/drbd
it shows ( Connected ro:Secondary/Secondary ) , so after doing the below:

drbdadm disconnect r0
drbdadm connect r0
drbdadm primary r0

and do the same on the other node but # drbdadm secondary r0
still the same i have no /dev/drbd0

@jrc said in OpenVPN and DNS:

Do you know if you can configure OpenVPN to work as a DNS relay (local relayed to remote)?

What would be the local component, in that case?

@olivier NP... I know it's isn't within your control. 🙂

Yeah. I really enjoy working with Suricata. At the time I was using it heavily, there weren't any very good tools around that I was aware of. It's nice to see it getting some much needed modernization!

Only the other night for me and it was all on one project so I'm not sure what it was, yet.

Sweet. Thanks for getting this for us @adam-ierymenko

I don't. I don't pay them to manage my switches either.

Syntax error is because you didn't give it any prameters.

They should have told you what to put in, but just in case, the commands should be:

smb client port445
smb client auth.1

Sets to SMBv2 and forces authentication.

Some people did ^^ Hard to not be controversial when you explain your own experience with your own eyes.

It would have been nice if it was just that easy. WDS wasn't running because the second drive wasn't showing up because it was never set online after the machine was P2Ved and a few other things after that...

Maybe have a look at this should get you started 😄
http://www.firewall.cx/cisco-technical-knowledgebase/cisco-switches/973-cisco-switches-basic-advanced-configuration.html