Found this and might be helpful to this traffic issue. In a Windows Computer you could use Glasswire on a wim to find out what traffic is going out of it:
https://github.com/zerotier/ZeroTierOne/issues/1174
https://github.com/zerotier/ZeroTierOne/issues/1018
https://github.com/zerotier/ZeroTierOne/issues/867

This clear enough?
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For some reason, it would not downgrade like normal within chocolatey

So I did an uninstall, reinstall of version 1.4.6, then pinned version 1.4.6 so it will not upgrade when the daily task fires that uprgades all packages.

choco uninstall zerotier-one -y choco install zerotier-one --version=1.4.6 -y choco pin add -n=zerotier-one

Of course I did it all via ScreenConnect.

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This is what a pin does:
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@DustinB3403 said in Trying to get metrics comparing two APs Cisco and Ubiquiti:

@Dashrender said in Trying to get metrics comparing two APs Cisco and Ubiquiti:

ustomer wouldn't approve adding cabling to run extra APs.

How many do they have today?

That's kind of what I'm thinking of recommending, but would want to ensure that we're list apples to apples and not against grapefuites (if you get my point).

well sure - so look at what the current APs support, then find something that does that or better for the new APs, You might have to play with power settings to keep things from overlapping to much,...

@Dragon3303 said in Switch to fiber or stay with coax?:

We haven't had any big issues with service, speed, etc. to speak of. Potentially looking at switching to a 30x30

My takeaway from this is that you'd be paying more to go slower. If you're not having any real issues, why pay more to go slower?

@Dragon3303 said in Switch to fiber or stay with coax?:

I'm sure some of our remote folks may see some better file transfer speeds but I'm not sure how much of a difference that will make overall going from 12 mb to 30 mb.

For some folks, it will be noticeable, and others, not so much. It will largely depend on what kind of internet connection your remote users have outside of the office.

Have you considered talking to your current ISP to see if they can provide more upload speed?

Blue Iris is great. It is too bad it only runs on Windows. We have deployed in on mini PCs with great success.

@thejb said in Anyone Know a Good GUI for HAProxy?:

@scottalanmiller

$1200 does seem crazy, but it is an ADC not just a GUI for HAProxy.

Some features include an Accelerator built upon nginx, WAF for security, GSLB and high availability.

For more information on the features - https://www.snapt.net/platforms/aria-adc/features

Is there a reason that you don't natively support deployments to things like k8s? It seems crazy this day and age to not have first class support for that seeing as almost everything will be there. Esp in the enterprise space where this has to be marketed for.

@scottalanmiller said in Deploying NodeBB 1.14 on CentOS 8 with MongoDB 4.2:

By default, NodeBB uses the REDIS NoSQL database,

By default, in 1.15.x it uses Mongo

I'm pretty sure it did in the last version I installed also. But that was months ago and I do not recall clearly.

@JaredBusch said in Redirecting feedback from Linux command:

@Pete-S Pretty much what I do not want is the status bar from these two commands.

fwconsole ma upgradeall

fwconsole chown

Well, use grep to match for the progress bar then.

First output stderr to a file and look in the file.

I don't know how the progress bar looks when it's output as a stream of characters.
I'm guessing every update is something like

3076094/3076094 [===========>-------------] 60%<CR>

In that case grep for every line that doesn't contain a [ followed by a number of =, > or - and finally a ].

So something like:

grep -v '\[[=->]+\\]'

Or maybe even better:

grep -v '\[[=->]{28}\\]'

Above assuming there are always 28 characters inside the brackets in the progress bar.

PS.
Funny thing but there seems to be a bug in the forum software.
I had to use an extra backslash to get the above regex look right \[[=->]+\\\] instead of \[[=->]+\\]
They look right in the preview though.

@black3dynamite that will work. I'll report back on Monday when I get the user on the phone.

@scottalanmiller said in Ticket versus Projects:

@Pete-S said in Ticket versus Projects:

Looking at Zoho One we're actually thinking about going all-in for real. Zoho One is a subscription that gives you access to almost everything Zoho has - Mail, Workdrive, CRM, Desk, Projects, etc, etc. It's $30 per month for every employee.

We've looked at it, but the price just doesn't work for us. Even if we bought every tool that every person would ever use, we don't have a single user who comes up to the $30/mo price. Most are in the $3 range, so the gap is huge.

Our core users are mail, workdrive, and connect. Beyond that, everything is unique to a role.

Yes, I think it hard to come up in price for the common cheaper services and only makes sense when you have a high percentage of your workforce on one of the more costly things like Zoho Desk or Zoho CRM.

The enterprise edition of Zoho CRM for instance is $35 per month. Enterprise edition of Zoho Desk is also the same price.

Tweaked a bit to provide an output file.

https://gitlab.com/EddieJennings/bash-general/-/blob/master/find_files_sort_by_filename.sh

@jt1001001 said in ZOOM alternative:

I have our club board meetings on meet.jit.si no cost no time limit no member limit and no client required which is great for the less literate crowd

I use Jitsi for everything. It's great.

So Free/Busy would work on a federated level and you can actually use the schedule assistant from another Office 365 account to see that however that is all you will get. That said the user will need to send an invite regardless. There is a Uservoice on this
https://office365.uservoice.com/forums/273493-office-365-admin/suggestions/36486493-allow-calendar-updates-for-external-users

There are other options like setting up a calendar in Sharepoint and external users can do that.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/create-a-team-site-in-sharepoint-ef10c1e7-15f3-42a3-98aa-b5972711777d?ui=en-us&rs=en-us&ad=us

You can also use this enterprise app in Office 365 as well
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-bookings-blog/you-can-now-do-more-with-microsoft-bookings/ba-p/298461

@JaredBusch said in SMS-Magic or Clickatell?:

I've heard of Clickatell but not SMS-Magic.

I've not researched them at all.

Thanks, we've signed up for Clickatell now so we'll see how it goes.

@Mario-Jakovina said in Vultr Firewall added Cloudflare:

As I said - we do have FQDN.
I was just suprised when @Dashrender said they are free from Cloudflare

I misspoke, I never meant that registered domains themselves were free. What I meant was free was DNS hosting and base level proxying from CF.

@brandon220 said in Fiber Optic LC adaptor:

https://www.fs.com/products/82730.html is all you need.

thank you very much, very helpful post.

And this person has a full guide https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/3775/xen-orchestra-from-source-with-let-s-encrypt-certificates

@EddieJennings said in Do You Look Like a Real Business To Your Customers?:

@DustinB3403 said in Do You Look Like a Real Business To Your Customers?:

@EddieJennings said in Do You Look Like a Real Business To Your Customers?:

@Pete-S said in Do You Look Like a Real Business To Your Customers?:

A real business also have procedures for almost everything.

This cannot be stated enough.

hahahahaahahahaha

Glad I could entertain you.

I needed a laugh, especially before my evening went to shit yesterday.

@Dashrender said in How much RAM for this VM?:

why does the consumed have those dips?

I'd say this was invoked by the apps running on it. This VM is used for analytics and reporting, it's got Visual Studio, Power Bi and SQL server running on it. The vendor must've been doing some shit on it.