@nvila said in Server Support:

chat room 1336

Oh, I see it now.

We have default template for each department. If they want something different, they have to specified in details, then we will return with how much more it will cost, and Pros Cons from IT perspective.

Every once in a while we will get a special request like New Machine that that support 3 monitors setup. We will then return with more questions like 'what kind of monitors?' 'do we have these monitors already or do we need to purchase them as well?' 'For what purpose?' We need these information to determine if we need high end graphic card or basic ones will do.

If they failed to provide suffice information, we will give them 2 weeks before dropping the request. Obviously, all communications are through emails. Anything not in email communication means it never happens.

Email is also the more likely way to get hit by ransomware today than some random website.

I second the BCC950. We also use the Logitech c930e for a large conference room to give an overview given the wide angle nature of the image.

@nvila said in Connection lost:

@scottalanmiller User > AP > switch > firewall > internet. how do you want me to describe it?

You can setup your ping tester to ping each of these devices to see what stops responding.

If your laptop has established try connecting with that. You'll probably need to use the drive caddy to provide power if possible.

@IRJ said in VMWare OSx:

@JaredBusch said in VMWare OSx:

@IRJ said in VMWare OSx:

I am curious why you would want to run OSX in a VM anyway?

What advantages does OSX give you over Windows or Linux Distros other than the obvious video or music editing which probably isn't ideal in a VM anyway?

He said a couple posts up that he hopes it was good for learning. So maybe self education.

In the IT field, that would be the last OS I would be interested in learning. Especially if your company doesn't have any so you have to download a poorly made image.

Here is how you install a OS X VM.