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    • RE: bat script for uploading file to ftp

      @romo Thanks.. That helped.. might need help later.. Wanting to move and rename it. I need to wait for some info before figuring the rest out..

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    • RE: bat script for uploading file to ftp

      @romo said in bat script for uploading file to ftp:

      Server – The FTP Server you are uploading to. You can either enter the DNS name (ftp.myserver.com) or IP address (1.2.3.4).
      UserName – Your user name for connecting to FTP server.
      Password – Your password for connecting to the FTP server.

      Got that already It connects, but I need it to 'put' the file

      This is where I am confused.

      REM Usage:
      REM UploadToFTP [/L] FileToUpload
      REM
      REM Required Parameters:
      REM FileToUpload
      REM The file or file containing the list of files to be uploaded.
      REM
      REM Optional Parameters:
      REM /L When supplied, the FileToUpload is read as a list of files to be uploaded.
      REM A list of files should be a plain text file which has a single file on each line.
      REM Files listed in this file must specify the full path and be quoted where appropriate.

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    • bat script for uploading file to ftp

      creating bat file for uploading csv file to an ftp site.. But confused as to where I need to add the file that needs to go up.. I am trying to use the script here.

      Where do I add/or what command do I use to add the file "\\server\folder\test.csv"

      or is there a better script to use

      thanks

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    • RE: This Hawaii thing just gets better and better

      @dustinb3403 said in This Hawaii thing just gets better and better:

      It could've been years of eating unhealthy with a lack of exercise and smoking.

      see edited post.. it didn't help it happened.

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    • RE: This Hawaii thing just gets better and better

      another article just released.. Guy suffered a massive heart attack partially due to this (this just put the icing on the cake, as he obviously had major existing issues, but thats not the point).. http://www.staradvertiser.com/2018/01/16/hawaii-news/man-suffers-massive-heart-attack-during-false-alert/?HSA=915729240c36384917f27b088eea67a352459406

      911 was flooded with over 5000 calls during that time..

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    • RE: Non-IT News Thread

      This was a scary experience to say the least... sadly, its real sad how easy it was for the to F up.. I am surprised it doesn't happen more..

      0_1516126959919_107ce791-0719-41ee-8812-dfaf97e1ab2e-image.png

      I am curious what BMD stands for tho

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    • RE: This Hawaii thing just gets better and better

      This is sad.. there is no excuse for a password being store on the screen.. smh

      Error was human according to HI-EMS..

      this is the screen they use to send the alerts... 0_1516126797340_44211647-248e-4d1b-8a41-8aaab4858e82-image.png

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    • RE: Synology Backup

      Now to figure out AWS Glacier security setup.. I think I got the base setup, just advanced security etc.

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    • RE: Synology Backup

      @scottalanmiller OK, Im getting .004*1024 = $4.10.. Am i missing something, or calculating wrong, or is it $.50/TB.

      I am with you on recovery.. Hopefully its never, but even then, my current NAS that died is 7 years old, which I got for free from Drobo on SW..

      @scottalanmiller, Have you used any of the Synology built in apps to back up to glacier?

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    • RE: Synology Backup

      @scottalanmiller said in Synology Backup:

      Amazon Glacier is Fifty CENTS per month for 1TB and you can go as big as you like.

      Also, where you getting 50 cents from? I'm still getting about $4. $0.004/GB / Month..

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    • RE: Synology Backup

      I'll prob go glacier.. will look a little more

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    • RE: Synology Backup

      @scottalanmiller Thanks.. Drive looks like it caps at 30TB now. but yea $5/mo

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    • RE: Synology Backup

      @wrx7m , thanks.. Yea, I saw that.. I'm just worried if I have to retrieve, i don't want to have to spend $500 to get it.. But I guess the likelihood would be slim. The pricing structure is just confusing (and scary). Amazon Drive I estimated @ $5 TB/month.

      How is the upload speed with Glacier?

      And I was being sarcastic with $100/month 🙂

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    • RE: Synology Backup

      Thanks wrx7m, but I was looking at Amazon Drive, not Glacier. I don't like S3 costs, nor Glaciers download costs. So I am between Amazon Drive, and BackBlaze B2. B2 allows them to send me a drive up to about 4tb for a small fee in the event of failure. Link also is an older version of DSM.

      This is for home, so I don't want to pay $100 a month.. Im more so looking for ideas to come up with the best backup/DR strategy.

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    • Synology Backup

      Need some ideas for my home backup.

      Just got a new Synology RS816 since my Drobo was dieing (and died while moving data off of it). Luckily I got my important stuff and MS ISOs off... I am going to most likely backup to Amazon Drive.

      Photos will go unencrypted using Cloud Sync (photos don't get counted against storage). The rest of the stuff, I am not sure yet.. Altho if I get hit by malware, my backup on Amazon will probably be trashed. Right? Since its an immediate sync? Maybe I should also do an encrypted backup of everything. Right now I am thinking out-loud, but if any of you have any ideas, let me know. I will also be saving/syncing my brothers stuff to my NAS (off site), then off site. He will start having a lot of pics and vids. Most likely getting him a Rebel t7i for xmas. Amazons Photo library (online) also looks pretty nice. Any ideas on how I should set my backup? currently I have maybe 50gb Photos. 200gb videos, and 1.5tb in other stuff

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    • RE: Add hard drive in server / use SAS/SATA on different arrays

      @rojoloco said in Add hard drive in server / use SAS/SATA on different arrays:

      @smartkid808 said in Add hard drive in server / use SAS/SATA on different arrays:

      @rojoloco said in Add hard drive in server / use SAS/SATA on different arrays:

      p? Or maybe using HPE drives would make a difference?

      Mahalo.. Haven't bought drives yet.. was checking before i do.

      Most brand name servers prefer their own brand of drives... because money. I haven't touched an HP server in 15+ years, so no specific help there.

      Yea, HP is like that.. I only care on my SAS drives. Even, then it wouldn't be a big issues. Its a home lab server. So nothing critical running..

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    • RE: Add hard drive in server / use SAS/SATA on different arrays

      @rojoloco said in Add hard drive in server / use SAS/SATA on different arrays:

      p? Or maybe using HPE drives would make a difference?

      Mahalo.. Haven't bought drives yet.. was checking before i do.

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    • RE: Add hard drive in server / use SAS/SATA on different arrays

      @scottalanmiller said in Add hard drive in server / use SAS/SATA on different arrays:

      Unfortunately I've never tested that so I can't say for absolute certain.

      I trust your gut :-)..

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    • RE: Add hard drive in server / use SAS/SATA on different arrays

      @scottalanmiller That's what I have read, but wanted confirmation. I didn't want to buy anything and it didn't work. I needed expert advice from the mangos. ^_^

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    • Add hard drive in server / use SAS/SATA on different arrays

      Hey guys,

      I have a DL380p g8 server I got from an upgrade.. I've already added 32GB ram for total of 64. I am going to use it as a home ESX Lab server. On one of the VMs I want to install my UBNT Camera NVR software and UBNT unifi software. I need to know if I can use the same controller, but add a second array using SATA drives (The first array is using HPE SAS drives). I know since they won't be HPE authentic it will throw iLO a flag. But the drives will only hold the NVR recordings, and would be 2 drives using raid 1, so I don't want to spend money on high end drives.

      Also got to figure what else I want to load on it and do with it. Have a nice little 12u server rack coming in to put it in. Sure hope this gets me interested in IT again.

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