@scottalanmiller said in Exploring VitalPBX:
It has some negatives, for sure, like a strong focus on chan_sip which is a long dead tech and little on pjsip which is not just current, but current for many years now.
Do you know if they plan on changing?
@JaredBusch
Are you still heavy using FreePBX or do you use something else?
Urrr OK?
The B250 D32-D3 uniqueness lies in the magnanimous number of SATA ports.
The motherboard evidently has an LGA 1151 socket, and it's based on the Intel B250 chipset, so processor support is limited to older Skylake and Kaby Lake chips. The B250 D32-D3 isn't your ordinary motherboard, though. It doesn't draw power from a 24-pin power connector, but, instead, from what looks like six 6-pin PCIe power connectors. However, the motherboard's uniqueness lies in the magnanimous number of SATA ports. 32!
Installing a Unifi controller at home to do some testing stuff
@siringo said in What Are You Watching Now:
Has that ended yet?
I gave up after season 5 I think it was
No still going. Season 10 is about to come out, hence the reason for re-watching 
@DustinB3403 said in Non-IT News Thread:
And no one has noticed a car in this pond for 22 years?! It's not so far in the water that it isn't plainly visible..
In the article it mentions the water "shifting" or something making the car appear now.
Trying to search "Google Network Services" (Texas) had a call off them at 7:30am (UK Time) claiming illegal activity and software on my computer.
Asked for a phone number and they gave me 1 800 352 134, which doesn't have enough numbers I think?
Explained to him we don't have a computer, OK we have a laptop but that only comes out when the kids have school work, as they have Smart TV for Netflix/Streaming and Consoles PS4/Switch etc, didn't tell him that. He said he could see the computer online right now!!
So ok asked him for the IP of the machine that was on my network, apparently it was 192.168.1.X LOL I don't use default IP's ever on my home network. First thing a do when setting up or changing ISP is remove their hardware and use my own and use a 10.X.X.X for internal network.
Fun Morning. Reported to my ISP as they do the phone line too, and online to the police.
Blown away my home lab VM's and re-setting some up, nice and clean
Also waiting for HPe Simplivity and Scale
Had the tech meetings just waiting for solution and ££££££££ 
Waiting for a call about Starwinds solution.
Waiting for my Hyperconverged quotes to come in.
Funny enough I'm off (taking the wife as well 
) to Iceland and New York begining of Dec.
We've been thinking this as well, what to except/plan for weather wise.
@scottalanmiller said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
So ONLY the sticker, and no installation of 2019 whatsoever? Then you are okay, you are allowed to use downgrade rights.
Should of mentioned that Yeah the 2019 is there only "ready" for when 2019 needs to be installed everything else will be from downgrade rights.
Thanks all for clearing the CAL thing up. Hopefully we will just "move" the VM's and be done on the DC and Citrix stuff, until we upgrade some of the older machines to 2019 later.
@scottalanmiller said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
CALs are CALs, how they are purchased does not matter.
I thought if you didn't have Software Assurance you could "Move" the license to new hosts? Or is that just a Server License thing (or RDS)?
@scottalanmiller said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
How can Server B be "2019" if there is no 2019 VM? Doesn't make sense. Servers don't have levels, only VMs have levels. Once you install 2019 anywhere, then you need CALs everywhere.
Simple Server B will have a 2019 Datacentre OEM license stuck on it
Trying to find information on what RDS/DEVICE/USER Cal's we have.
@DustinB3403 Think that's where ours are, just checking once I find our login
@DustinB3403 said in Non-IT News Thread:
Why does anyone care about the colour of a credit card? Seriously . .
I know, made me chuckle when reading the article compared to the headline.
