Posts made by TeleFox

This is super easy to do. Get a PHP mailer script. Create a form on your web site using HTML then have the form submit <form method="post" action="?"> I put action ? because it came back to my same page... however you can put it to another PHP file called something like mailsubmission.php... in that PHP file you need to get the variables from the form you submitted. Then you need to receive the form items into / from a Post Variable like this

$to = $_POST['to'];
$oldmessage = $_POST['message'];
$email = $_POST['email'];
$name = $_POST['name'];

$sent = $_POST['sent'];

Then use a PHP mailer script to then take those and mail them to the person you want to receive them. Plenty of tutorials on stack exchange how to further do that.

You can also harden the form itself making sure the expressions are legit with javascript if you want to verify things and make sure no one is hacking your form. Hope this helps.

I am fairly certain this is all phone systems not just Strata and Pots lines as has been mentioned in this post.. that would include the IP Edge which uses SIP and all the CIX systems which could use SIP, PRI, POTs etc..they are just throwing in the towel.. they never caught back up after IP systems took to the market and they decided to take a hybrid approach. We spent years waiting for the IP Edge to take on ShoreTel and the likes.. it was a major disappointment. It was just basically a CIX 100 turned sideways with a locking case that could fit in a rack.. nothing new.. it was majorly bandaided together with multiple software.. log-in menus.. still had emanager which was horrible. They had years of money and investment to develop a product and they just simply chose not to.

If you like LOTR this guy made songs out of the poems in the first couple books..

https://soundcloud.com/mjf-832409379/sets/the-shire

@Tim_G Oops guess that was a lame joke :D.. on my part that is.

What about adios.net heard they are better.

@TeleFox It says I am a vendor here... but I do lot's of things. Almost wish it didn't say that... I am not trying to charge to assist you with that.

@Dominica Well when you are ready to do it let me know I can help you do it really easily.

Look out for the cross connects... they can be a pain. Need to make sure someone manages getting everything cross connected and have good communication with the data center. Where the carrier meets the data center can be awkward at times.

@coliver There are ways to prevent it you just have to do it the right way, depends on if you are using an 800 number or what you are doing with the call as it comes in, also depends on what kind of phone system you have. I worked for a company that set up failover for a suiceide prevention hotline that had an SLA of 100% it can be done.

@TeleFox Oh and I meant to say there are a ton of tutorials from Google showing how to get the markers placed and everything. Do you work with PHP at all? What are you trying to do show where your company is located?

Hi Dominica,

It is really not that hard at all if you have some coding experience. I built my fiber look up tool with Google Maps API. Feel free to ask me any questions I am pretty pro with the API now. You can see the map and the website here at www.buildinglit.com

Wait but isn't it Sys admin day? I think Microsoft may be trying to tell us something.

let me see if i can dig one up. This came from a good data center friend of mine. I'll ask.

It is TierZero though yes.. not ZeroTier.. how confusing.

Oh maybe that is what I heard you guys discussing the other day. Oops.

@NattNatt Omg that would be really funny... if a regular sitcom just got everything IT correct for the most part.

They always have Cisco IP Phones...

Well this chain went on quite a ways and I read Scott's posts. I will agree that originally it was for larger companies.. Facebook uses SD WAN instead of MPLS. However, SD WAN is a good alternative for MPLS actually.

I agree it does make more sense with bigger companies, however this is how it works and why it is advantageous.

SD Wan like Aryaka allows you to choose the best Edge provider in your geographic regions. Then the SD Wan provider has NTN interfaces with all the carriers and with the shortest amount of hops brings the traffic back onto their backbone.

However, you could very easily build your own solution. Simply build out strategic data center locations nation wide and geographically have your end user sites VPN to the data center and connect your data center over their backbone or set up Gig Wave circuits between sites.

This is becomming the standard for multi-site scenarios. Anyone who has 4 or 5 sites and wants to use a single carrier for MPLS can attest that certain sites when they price out are more expensive because they are offnet. SD WAN is providing a realistic alternative for this while keeping latency low and being able to tag packets for priority for voice and Video.

@anonymous

Well having worked with all the major systems including free ones I would be glad to discuss this in a little more detail with you. The reality is that each have their advantages depending on what your business needs are. Is there any way we might be able to chat in more detail together about this?