@Dashrender said:

The question from me is, Is the effected version of VMware 6 an effected version because of a patch they released or an RTM problem?

Isn't every version patched at some level? There isn't just one version.

@nadnerB @creayt @scottalanmiller

No new case yet! Still using an over flowing Antec900.

If I was more inclined to work on my own computer after a day of working on computers, I'd take it completely apart and give it some love. It all does actually fit in the A900 - it's just not pretty and absolutely filthy.

I still drool over the Lian-Li's - if you've ever used one IRL you'll know how soft and sexy they are on the inside. They're more than a pretty face with all the gorgeous rolled edges, grommets and nothing to slice you to bits.

It seems like there used to be some similar issues with certain USB devices as well.

and that is what my vendor said - but then there is this vendor
http://www.balticnetworks.com/ubiquiti-unifi-switch-48-port-poe-switch-750w.html

who indicates on their site that it does support Layer 3.

@thecreativeone91 said:

The Box has the PCIE Slots. You put it in there. and connect the mac Mini Via thunderbolt. It also means you can add more Nics, etc.

Oh okay, interesting. Not bad then.

@g.jacobse said:

I rant that over in my mind, and it seemed that if the reboot failed, you would not get any type of email.

If the reboot failed to run completely (like the system was down, cron had crashed, things were frozen) you would get no email either. You are making the system report on itself with is not good.

That's why the system should reboot itself (no way around that) but the monitoring of whether it is up or not should be done externally.

@scottalanmiller said:

@IT-ADMIN said:

really the way you write is very eloquent

Thank you. 🙂

you are welcome

Hi Dash

We've been on holiday all last week, so I haven't had time to reply!

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To clarify, the stored job feature works when sending to the old print server, but not the new one. HOWEVER! I've tried again and it is now working on the new print server. Not sure what I'm doing differently now to before I went on holiday. I hate printers! Anyway, I'm back on track. It is still slow accessing the printer, which I'm suspicious about. I will now setup some other HP printers and see if they are any quicker or have similar issues with stored jobs and will report back.

That is daft.

Should look into using Send-MailMessage for email. It's a lot easier to work with.

Just migrated my UniFi controller to a Ubuntu box today.

Chose Ubuntu because they have package updating for it. To go the CentOS route would require manual downloading and extracting of tar files.

Having problems with the UAP at one site not wanting to update and stay online.

Prior to migrating, I updated the Windows controller from 3.2.10 to 4.6.6 and updated all the AP's connected to it.

I downloaded the config backup from the existing controller GUI and then shut down the machine.

Then I spun up the new VM and restored the back on the first startup wizard screen. all up and happy.

@JaredBusch said:

But another article state that you can share any network you have acess too.

So this implies that once my network is shared with you, it will not automatically share past you. But you can go into your wireless networks and share it to your friends.

Right, if everyone shares everything that they have access to, it would quickly have a network effect of going to just about everywhere. Seven orders of Kevin Bacon and all of that.

Which articles are right is the big question.