@scottalanmiller I've never actually gotten one, that I can remember anyway, from an ISP. I'm more or less thinking of Credit Cards that give you an out if they change your contract.

@dustinb3403 said in FCC Net Neutrality Insanity Continues:

All you'd end up with is a letter in the mail saying things are changing, whether or not you read it and have alternative options is an entirely different matter.

I'm pretty sure if they decide to change their terms part of the letter stating so gives you an out. As SAM has stated though, the law was dictating these rules before, likely nothing in the contracts.

Once these net neutrality rules change and ISPs start blocking services and websites, does that change the terms of our contracts and are we then free to change providers without early termination fees?

@black3dynamite said in Windows Server 2012R2 DHCP Server Memory Leak?:

Do you have the latest Xen-Server tools install on your VM?

No, looks like that was pretty old. I just updated and restarted. I'll monitor the memory for a while and see if that has any impact.

@eddiejennings I believe it. We went from $450+/month down to ~$40.

This is awesome. Now if only regular people really cared.

I have some warnings and errors in the event viewer that I'm going through now. Is there any reason to have IPv6 enabled if we're not using it? A lot of warnings in there about IP6 supposed to be static only.

This VM running on XS has been having issues that appear to be a memory leak. After reboot everything works as expected and as the week goes by the ram is consumed until the VM becomes unresponsive.

What is the course of action when something like this happens?

It appears to have started once I started the Azure AD Connect install process, but I ended up cancelling it before I got past the initial setup screen. Unfortunately I only keep a week of snapshots and this has been happening for about 2 weeks.

Edit: the only services on this VM are the AD related services, DNS, and DHCP

@stacksofplates What is your distro of choice for running your Ansible "control machine?"

http://www.yealink.com/products_86.html

Click the "Download" button in the middle and there are links to datasheets and "flyers"

@scottalanmiller Do you know if all the formulas are the same as Excel?

Edit: Surely you can't know this, since you haven't used excel in 14 years lol I'll google.

It appears to me (my observations only, no data) that Apple has been the most focused (of the main players) on their users' privacy to me.

We have WOW in SE Michigan at work, $115 for 240/15. I have it at home, too. I signed up back when they were new to the area and the customer service and prices were awesome, now they are assholes just like the big guys. I absolutely dread talking to them.

I actually just learned from this thread that it's ONLY a verb lol
I harass my wife every time she says she "feels nauseous" ... oops

I agree though, almost everybody is trying to use "nauseated" as an adjective, which is obviously wrong, as it's a verb.

I was nauseated by the noxious fumes. That is perfectly fine according to Oxford.

@jaredbusch Maybe it was never best practice, probably just bad advice from SW for having a single host? I can't remember for sure.

I haven't done this in a while, and back when I did, it was best practice to not join the host to the domain. Which does make managing it far more complicated. It's always been my understanding that joining it to the domain would make managing much easier. I guess I'm still bitter about using that damn hvremote tool.

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Not much different than KVM.

Way more complicated than XS though.

@pmoncho the Amazon one you linked is only 700 VA, the dell one originally linked is 1500. The same one is $170 on Amazon.