I'm on 0.7.47, I don't see a problem w Windows machines?
FATeknollogee
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Posts made by FATeknollogee
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RE: MeshCentral Updates
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RE: Fiber Optic patch panel
Just in case anyone needs this info.
I buy all my fiber related stuff from fs.com -
RE: Reconsidering ProxMox
I have not tried the new Backup Server yet.
I do use the built-in PVE backup. -
RE: P2V: Fedora 33 desktop to KVM vm
Reporting back: The only tool that I had success with was https://relax-and-recover.org/
F33 desktop is now p2v'd. -
RE: Recent 3CX experiences
Free vs Pro vs Enterprise:
https://www.3cx.com/ordering/pricing/ -
RE: Recent 3CX experiences
Yes, did an install (Linux not Windows) last week - 10x Yealink T54W, 2x Yealink T58 & 1x CP960WM.
Hosted on Vultr with on-prem SBC.
I really like it!
I like the web console - customers tend to like this a lot. Also like the iOS app.
All very easy to install & setup. -
RE: P2V: Fedora 33 desktop to KVM vm
For now, virt-p2v is a no go.
It does not recognize NVMe like /dev/nvme0n1 -
RE: Multi-site "management" of IT infrastructure
@scottalanmiller said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:
@FATeknollogee said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:
I see a lot asset management/check-in/check-out.
Anyone using this to manage servers, switches etc?I'm not aware of it doing any management, just asset control.
That's what I thought. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything since someone suggested it as an answer to my OP.
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RE: Multi-site "management" of IT infrastructure
@scottalanmiller said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:
@FATeknollogee said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:
What is the FOSS (or OSS) equivalent of this: https://github.com/BronsonMagnan/AdminPortal
That project is already FOSS. Why not just use that?
It's not a management tool, it's a web hub - just a place to list other tools in an easy to find format. Absolutely brilliant idea and super useful, but it doesn't manage or aggregate anything itself. Traditionally we just use a wiki page for that.
I agree it's brilliant & useful.
It is Windows, just trying to use a free o/s & not "burn" a Windows license!