Is there anyway to have a LUN or two replicate from a EMC VMAX system to a equallogic ps6100?

I'm guessing a lot of kids/teens and college age are using let's encrpyt hence the .ninja

@thwr said in RDS install gone bad:

Don't know anything about the RDP role, but can you retrieve and alter settings using PowerShell? Most major Microsoft services feature an PowerShell interface today.

You can. Almost all of the RDS services except session host can even run on a box without a GUI.

A true backup is read only and can not be [easily] modified. Otherwise it's replication.

@JaredBusch said in XiVO - Open Minded Telecom System:

It is a great blog for IP Telephony in general, but never forget that they have their own agenda.

What's their agenda? I've never messed with them.

Here's more information on it http://www.citi.umich.edu/projects/nfsv4/windows/readme.html#install

Not sure why you'd do it. NFS is junk on windows. Just use SMB.

You can mount NFS shares in any version. NFS server might only be in enterprise. the offical One Click install is only in Enterprise though.

@Minion-Queen said in Firmware update for HP printers bans third-party ink:

@Minion-Queen said in Firmware update for HP printers bans third-party ink:

Yeah it is enough reason for me to not buy anything as well. However we went to Brother for printer a few years ago.

Remember there is a difference between HP and HPE though as @scottalanmiller has reminded us.

All Printers even LaserJet Pro is considered HP, not HPE though.

GPP can be set to use the next available drive.

VT is only about $10k/year in State, Berkley $12k, MIT/Carnegie Mellon are expensive at $40k.

Virginia Tech is pretty well respected for engineering. MIT, Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon.

Those are the top ones that I know of.

@Dashrender said in Backing up Office 365 mailboxes:

@jt1001001 said in Backing up Office 365 mailboxes:

Any thoughts on Barracuda? We've used their mail security and filtering services in the past, no idea how good they are for 365

They had an open back door in their security appliances for "remote support" that was reported last year. I wouldn't trust their stuff with a 10 foot pole.

The back door was only accessible from barracuda network it was also not on the archivers. Many companies have a method like this unitrends, Cisco, emc all have this.

Also if your emails in the cloud, Microsoft has access into your 0365 too.

We use barracuda archivers here.

@Brains said in [Hannspree & Hanns-G Monitors - No US Warranty Available - All Methods of Contacting Support Invalid]

EDIT: aww i hurt ur feelings and you're downvoting my post *sniffle

Wasn't me dude. Stop taking things so personally.

Many things use a linux kernel, Android. Heck we even have serial network servers (headless thing) run Linux kernels but not a full blown OS.

We have a gigabit sysmetrical connection. Sadly even if I run a speed test in the middle of the night it's only going to show 100-200mbps.

@StrongBad said in Google renames Google Apps to G Suite:

@gjacobse said in Google renames Google Apps to G Suite:

@thwr said in Google renames Google Apps to G Suite:

@gjacobse said in Google renames Google Apps to G Suite:

@JaredBusch said in Google renames Google Apps to G Suite:

I just received this email.

Not sure what their point is in rebranding.

I could... but I'm not.

Confusion?

Strange new branding... At least they didn't name it "G Spot".

Annnnd there we go... where I wasn't going...

Well that's your own fault then.

Most people try to go there...

This is stupid. When are they coming out with G string?

@JaredBusch said in XiVO - Open Minded Telecom System:

@scottalanmiller said in XiVO - Open Minded Telecom System:

Not one that I know.

I like that it is completely FOSS

I like that is has a client for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
http://documentation.xivo.io/en/stable/cti_client/cti_client.html#what-is-the-xivo-client

Not a softphone, but provides access to info for the user for things that I feel most softphones do not include.

Kinda like what Cisco Jabber can do. Pretty neat.

@Brains said in Hannspree & Hanns-G Monitors - No US Warranty Available - All Methods of Contacting Support Invalid:

@Jason said in Hannspree & Hanns-G Monitors - No US Warranty Available - All Methods of Contacting Support Invalid:

@Brains said in Hannspree & Hanns-G Monitors - No US Warranty Available - All Methods of Contacting Support Invalid:

@Jason said in Hannspree & Hanns-G Monitors - No US Warranty Available - All Methods of Contacting Support Invalid:

@Brains said in Hannspree & Hanns-G Monitors - No US Warranty Available - All Methods of Contacting Support Invalid:

@Jason said in Hannspree & Hanns-G Monitors - No US Warranty Available - All Methods of Contacting Support Invalid:

What do you expect for a crappy no-name brand?

Them to fulfill their promised obligations. But I wouldn't have called HannsG/Hannspree a no-name brand, they are definitely low end but their brand has been around for quite a while and they make decent monitors.

They are a chinese no name brand. and they are not decent monitors.

They are a Chinese named brand and they are decent monitors for the price. Feel free to add a discussion here, or we can go back and forth contradicting each other and getting no where.

I was adding my thoughts. You posted in a public forum, if you don't like comments don't post.

sorry thought you were trying to be a productive member of the community, not shitposting. Gotcha! Will ignore you in the future

Someone having a different opinion than you doesn't make it a shit post. But if you only want posts agreeing with you, you won't get that here.