@garak0410 said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

@garak0410 said:

UPDATE - Cable provider cannot bring Coax to us so we are stick with our current provider. Going to try the fiber route...

Can't or won't?

They have no plans to extend service to our location... 😞 Even if we did pay for it...

A company doesn't want to make money? Odd.

@IRJ said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

@IRJ said:

I hate the color scheme. Forest green and clouds do not go together well.

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It's trying for Eco Friendly/Going Green look.

That's fine. Just use a green background. Not a blue sky with clouds.

Then it wouldn't tie into the theme of "cloud services." It doesn't really clash as there are clearly defined areas with the clouds and with the forest. Same concept as a skyline picture really. A deeper blue sky would have looked better though.

@Dashrender said:

I just received a voicemail from Citrix trying to sound like they are the HIPAA police demanding that I call him today or tomorrrow.. LOL

No, those guys are down the way from me.

Helps when you work for a security focused group.

@coliver said:

A bit off topic... are ReadyNAS devices built on a Debian core?

Yes, all of our OSes for ReadyNAS devices use Debian.

You can't, but assuming you could redefine cloud to something else, what would you even want to be associated with the term? What do we currently lack a term for?

I posted this on SW too since I know that Mitel and PBX people who support Mitel are much more common over there.

I received the following response from Eric from Mitel

The top items (P0000, P0001) are what we call extension lists. Extension list are the way you group extensions together. For example if you wanted to have an all ring hunt group, you would build an extension list and place that in the hunt group to ring all the phones at the same time. The lower item (2105) is your hunt groups. This is where you would create the ringing destinations and call types. You can always press F1 for help when looking at the database programming and it will assist you with the screen you are looking at.

I've noticed a bunch of weird things on ML. No slight intended against the staff, just the code that back-ends it is occasionally flaky. It doesn't bother me enough to do something about it, just my $0.02 and sympathy for your plight.

Didn't get a chance to talk to them about this... the interview was a bit scripted but I was able to get some good information out of it. If I get a followup interview I will ask about it.

Thanks!

It's been interesting using ScreenConnect. There are so many similarities to other types.

I found that SC does not work on a Chromebook. They have their own Chrome Remote software. which isn't difficult to use.

I would recommend it to anyone. Cost is an issue for me to use personally.

Talk about timing..... European Union begins probing Amazon's Kindle division this morning for anti-trust violations.

@scottalanmiller said:

Three pods with RAIN

My servers would never forgive me for putting them in the RAIN... lol 😄

so glad it was them and not us 🙂

@FiyaFly said:

Ww

Thanks for the response

Under Dialing Options

Asterisk Dial command options was : tr
Asterisk Outbound Dial command options : none

I changed both to Wr. But no luck.

@thecreativeone91 said:

Crashplan and Amazon Cloud are two different types of services Crashplan is for backups and archives not for immediate access. Cloud storage would be for immediate access only.

True, true. Sadly, some of us are just broke college employees, lol. I have plenty of local storage at home (3TB in 'server', another 3TB for local Crashplan, and also Crashplan in the cloud)... I'm covered. 8-)

@Dashrender said:

Do you need to keep those ISOs local to you? If not, you could store them in ODfB or Google Drive, etc and then copy them through a webbrowser at those hosted solutions upload speed, regardless of where you are.

I could. That would require me to get (and stay) more organized.

Definitely impressive.

This'll go well with my FCC Certified IEEE 802.3 compatible network cards.

Oh, yes the variance is all over the place.