@thecreativeone91

It was enabled, but wasn't logging. It may have been an issue with SELinux. I've since started over by reimaging the server. Further discussion is occurring here.

Appreciate the input!

Been posting behind the WatchGuard that always gave me trouble for a couple weeks with no issues. definitely resolved something.

I don't think bonding is really going to help you. The problem is that if the connection is established over one of the links it stays on that link and doesn't "split" between the two you have a call on one connection and some extra bandwidth the call will likely establish on the next connection and you will just end up with extra unused bandwidth as the bonding doesn't really bond them into a single line. It can work fine where you have a bunch of small sporadic web page loading but, I don't think it will help in your situation.

Is this is single location IP Phone system or do you have a VPN in multiple locations? First I'd look for a better WAN connection, either Fiber, Cable or a WISP etc. If you can't do that you might go with a PRI, or single analog lines or even a cellular interface for the pbx.

Some simple ones, sure.

I don't like the idea of having a middle man. Also, how the company makes money is unclear to me and I don't like that.

@Dashrender said:

Does anyone know if any of the Linux distros support it? or is it something they can't support because money has to be paid to the UEFI people or the OEMs so that something is embedded? Frankly I'm not exactly sure how it works.

I know for CentOS 7 in Hyper-V generation 2 I have to disable secure boot if I want the system to install.

Read it over. No useful info. It basically says to verify you're using the correct username, which I am. Nothing more I can do without console access.

@coliver said:

It installs Office 2013 and all of the expected components. However when I log into my account it tells me that the correct product isn't installed. Wondering how everyone else has been auto-deploying this version of Office, or if you aren't and just doing the download feature from the portal.

I have not had a deployment of Office 365 yet. The clients that currently have 2013 went the OpenLicense route.

For my own office, it was just the download install for each user (5 of us) in their home office.

I used to be big into work folders when it first came out. But, I've given up on it ever becoming fully implemented. The promised apps for mobile devices never showed up. It took about 8 months for the Windows 7 app to even be made after the Win 2k12 R2 release.

@nadnerB said:

Going by your Experience, I'll look into Exablox when I'm looking for a new backup target 🙂
Granted it won't be for a while but they are "on the list" of potential candidates 🙂

@nadnerB, happy to hear we're on your shortlist! When you're ready just let us know.
www.exablox.com or [email protected]

Here is the UDP

Starting job... [2015-02-24 01:55:39] Stay on this page for results! Starting Nmap 6.00 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2015-02-24 03:55 EET Initiating UDP Scan at 03:55 Scanning 104.167.111.187 [9 ports] Discovered open port 123/udp on 104.167.111.187 Completed UDP Scan at 03:55, 0.23s elapsed (9 total ports) Nmap scan report for 104.167.111.187 Host is up (0.090s latency). PORT STATE SERVICE 53/udp open|filtered domain 69/udp closed tftp 111/udp open|filtered rpcbind 123/udp open ntp 161/udp open|filtered snmp 500/udp open|filtered isakmp 514/udp open|filtered syslog 4500/udp open|filtered nat-t-ike 5060/udp open|filtered sip Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 0.58 seconds Raw packets sent: 9 (604B) | Rcvd: 2 (132B) Job finished [2015-02-24 01:55:40]

I rarely have any lockup issues with my MB unless I have recently changed added something that the OS didn't like. If you can disable the AV you will probably be golden. I don't run active AV though I do scan once a week with Clam. I have yet to find anything but BS tracking cookies that I haven't dumped yet.

Try running the built in Encryption and Firewall if you are able.

I've never had good luck with Root Hints, always odd issues would pop up. But if you use forwarders don't use your ISPs either..

@Carnival-Boy said:

Well sure, every environment is different. If you're happy you can run the place with two people @NetworkNerd then that's cool - only you know your environment. I just thought it seemed a little light based on environments I've worked in.

What does your company do, out of interest? I see you have one of those magical green "service provider" tags so does that mean it's an IT company?

I wish that we had "where I work" and company detail options in our profiles. That would be a very nice feature to have added in here.

@JaredBusch said:

@tonyshowoff said:

I honestly don't know how anyone could not like JetBrains stuff over Eclipse, then again I see people arguing for Notepad++ over PhpStorm and WebStorm from time to time, bitching about how "they don't work.." I think it's just safer to say "you don't know what you're doing."

I love Notepad++, but I would never recommend it as an IDE. It is a great Notepad replacement and I have it on all Windows machines I use. It is certainly not an IDE in my opinion.

You'd be surprised how many people use Notepad++, TexMate, Sublime and not Atom for their IDE replacements. Some, like Notepad++ and Atom are free so I can see people taking the cheap route. But Sublime blows my mind, it costs nearly as much as tools from JetBrains!!

The only time that I see Notepad++ or Atom making tons of sense is when working on a language that you use rarely so getting a full IDE isn't important. Or maybe for learning so you don't have to learn the IDE too.

Atom is made by GitHub, so really focused on software development specifically.

@scottalanmiller said:

@Carnival-Boy said:

Sounds cool. I nominate @coliver as the system administrator 😉

My lad may become ML's youngest member 🙂

@Mike-Ralston admins some already. He built one in the NTG lab last week.

It's currently undergoing some changes, as a server cannot realistically be run with more than a few people without any plugins. I'll get right on working on it more, though!

@AlyRagab said:

does the used card determine the VOIP Trunk type ?

VoIP is not a trunk type. SIP and IAX2 are VoIP trunk types, but VoIP itself is not a thing. It's a generic reference to any voice over TCP/IP technology.

That's pretty quick.

That would be my guess.

This may add light to the situation...for grins, I took out the included GeForce GTX 745 and put it into another PC I had. Plugged it in with VGA...booted...no sound, on a different PC (Lenovo ThinkServer T140)...plugged in via HDMI and plugged speakers into monitor...bam...working...removed the GTX 745 card, plugged into the onboard VGA...no sound...no matter what I tried...something in that digital audio from the video card permanently kills onboard audio, somewhere in the settings...any clue how to fix that? (may need another subject for this)

Also of note, I did a clean install of Windows 8.1 on the Dell and onboard sound still not working...but what is equally frustrating is now my Lenovo has no sound, even when removing the GeForce card and removing all drivers and devices.