Hehe, congratulations 
Just wondering.. will you daisy-chain all your 48 port switches using the SFP+ ports or are you going to deploy some XG-16 as core switches? That's what I did. I must admit that they aren't real core switches, they lack quite some L3 functionality, but it's ok for what I'm doing. BTW, I'm using the EdgeSwitch line, not UniFi.
Prep'ing another Orange Pi Zero. Will be my new OctoPrint 3D printserver.
Usually cold data. Maybe "abandoned" / "orphaned"?
Printed my first asset tags with SnipeIT today using a BP-730 label printer and some checkerboard security labels (the type of sticker that can't be removed without destroying it).
Setting up the printer wasn't fun, but the result is great.
@reid-cooper said in Seagate Shows Off World's Fastest Hard Drive:
It's interesting that Seagate feels that continuing to invest in spinning drive technology continues to make sense today. That has to be really expensive research that they are doing. Great that they are squeezing more performance from the technology, but will that additional performance and additional sales that it generates, offset the research cost versus investing more into solid state technologies?
Maybe if this was a 200% increas
^ this + Nimbus Data's announcment of a 100TB SSD in a standard 3.5" case... We reached the point where even capacity isn't an argument anymore. It's just $/TB and I guess that Seagate's Mach 2 drive isn't meant for capacity but "performance".
@eddiejennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Preparing software for deployment through SCCM
triple-check your groups.
Posting some feature requests for SnipeIT. First one is about managing orders for assets. This may let you attach documents like quotes, invoices etc to a group of assets.
RPis are good for education purposes because there's a large community behind. But they are expensive.
Use OrangePi if you need more than two or three later on.
"Installing" is pretty much always the same: Grab an image, write it to an SD card. There are dozens of tools for the job, ranging from dd to Win32DiskImager. As said before, there are dozens of tools out there. Rufus is another widely used option. Haven't used Etcher, but it looks pretty simple (in terms of "noob"-compliance).
Tip: Get a good SD card. Class 10 / UHS from a well known brand like Sandisk, for example. And keep in mind that the SD card will die at some point, they really don't like random writes. Best to avoid them whereever possible, e.g. redirect logs to a rsyslog server, move /var/run and /var/tmp to a RAM-disk if possible etc.
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@thwr said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@thwr said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Just bought another 3D printer. You know, two is better than one
Wait, you bought one? Why didn't you just print one?
hehe
My hopes for 3D printing have been shattered.
We did lots of research about case production in the range of 100-200 pieces. Lots. And in the end, we got stuck at printing. Everything else was 4 to 5 figures.
Nevertheless, we do have very good results.
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@thwr said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Just bought another 3D printer. You know, two is better than one
Wait, you bought one? Why didn't you just print one?
hehe
Just bought another 3D printer. You know, two is better than one 
Replaced our aging whitebox pfSense (Intel Atom D5xx-series) with an UBNT ER Infinity. Also moved from "everything on VLAN 1" to multiple dedicated networks. Isolated hosted services in /30 subnets, each having its own VLAN (we do have a large /24 public subnet now truncated into /30's).
Trying to avoid any mirrors this evening. Will probably find three more gray strands.
Fought one hour with the replaced ER Infinity which arrived yesterday. The router itself could ping everything outside just fine, but no client on the LANs where able to do that.
Turned out that the setup wizard somehow created a bad SNAT rule. Created a new one and everything instantly worked.
I don't know how ads work where you are, but I would keep it way simpler. It looks like a ... how to say, it's like a chef brought you everything he found in his kitchen which might be somehow eatable, no matter what.
As for me, I wouldn't call a (small) company which offers phenomenal webdesign and (qualified) network security audits at the same time. I'm sure you're doing a really good job, but what is the core of your business? What are the top - let's say five - things people know your company for? Probably not webdesign
Just saw this over at Imgur:
https://www.simplemost.com/stuffed-onion-bombs-appetizer-recipe/
Looks great, will probably try it once it gets a little warmer outside.
@minion-queen said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@hobbit666 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@minion-queen can I have a job
Can I pay you minimum wage ???
Why pay him at all?
@jaredbusch said in UBNT is about to update their factory default firmwares:
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@dbeato said in UBNT is about to update their factory default firmwares:
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@dbeato said in UBNT is about to update their factory default firmwares:
@jaredbusch said in UBNT is about to update their factory default firmwares:
@dbeato said in UBNT is about to update their factory default firmwares:
@scottalanmiller said in UBNT is about to update their factory default firmwares:
That would be good. That ancient firmware on there is pretty silly.
Almost all Ubiquiti equipment come with outdate firmware by 2 or 3 months or more at times.
You have no clue what you are talking about. 2-3 months? Hhhahahaahahahahh
At least on APs from Amazon their firmware is from January the last AP I bought three days ago. Not sure why you doubt that...
Because this is a discussion about EdgeMax hardware not Unifi.
ok, point taken. ER-L came with 1.7.0 last December.
My most recent one, from four weeks ago, was still 1.2.
I've never had an ERL shipped to me with anything other than 1.2
Edit: that is the original firmware btw...
Got a 1.0 not long ago (ER-48-LITE or 500W, can't remember)
@thwr said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Issue with our ER-8-XG (Infinity): SFP+ ports won't come up after a power cycle. SFP+-modules on both sides are from UBNT, 10G MM. This is the third time where I'm facing this. The switch on the other side is an ES-16-XG.
Opened a ticket
Issue with our ER-8-XG (Infinity): SFP+ ports won't come up after a power cycle. SFP+-modules on both sides are from UBNT, 10G MM. This is the third time where I'm facing this. The switch on the other side is an ES-16-XG.
Opened a ticket
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@thwr said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Just moved our core switches and routers 2 racks to the left.
All kinds of excitement going on there.
Just prep'ing some things for our new racks.
