@EddieJennings said in Network Interfaces in Virt-Manager:
I remember there being a Network Interfaces tab when looking at connection details in Virt-Manager. It's missing here in Virt Manager 2.1.0. KVM host is running Fedora 30. This is necessarily a problem--just curious if this is now normal.
That screenshot looks like it's referencing the host system. Look at a guest, it should still have the option.
@syko24 You probably need to use a different USB drive. It's possible that the drive is bad, it is also possible that the port isn't supplying enough power for a spinning drive. What ever the issue actually is, just replace the drive.
@garak0410 said in New ISP Issues at CEO's Home:
His house is pretty much going to take up my day tomorrow and perhaps rest of the week and I don't have a clue as to the cause of the latency at this time...will try a few other things tomorrow...
It's satellite. Radio signal has to travel a LONG ways up, and then back down to earth before you even start thinking about getting to the joerandomwebsite.com they're looking at. Only way to speed it up is put a big cache in front of it and let it load locally.
I would've LOVED 600ms response times when I was dealing with satellite. The one I was working with was a 1st gen sat, 3000ms on a good day.
@JasGot Do yourself a favor and just get rid of any web control panel. cPanel is just extra painful as I used to use it.
@scottalanmiller said in New ISP Issues at CEO's Home:
@garak0410 said in New ISP Issues at CEO's Home:
But now reality hits...Satellite Internet isn't all that great...it for sure does have the "Click, wait, bam" result and uploads do struggle...he will let me know how it goes tonight...
Newer ones get pretty good. Older ones tend to be terribly slow.
The currently available ones are still rather slow. 600-800ms, which is better than the original 3000+. The ones with good latency aren't available yet 
@JaredBusch said in New ISP Issues at CEO's Home:
@Dashrender said in New ISP Issues at CEO's Home:
@travisdh1 said in New ISP Issues at CEO's Home:
@garak0410 You want the internet connection on eth0 or eth1, those are the two ports that get the ASIC accelerated routing. eth2, eth3 and eth4 are all on a switch that has to use the CPU for routing functions, really slows things down.
Interesting- I didn't know that. Cool.
Because he’s wrong.
Has that changed, or did I just get bad information again?
@garak0410 You want the internet connection on eth0 or eth1, those are the two ports that get the ASIC accelerated routing. eth2, eth3 and eth4 are all on a switch that has to use the CPU for routing functions, really slows things down.
@scottalanmiller said in SpiceWorld 2019:
@Kelly said in SpiceWorld 2019:
@scottalanmiller said in SpiceWorld 2019:
I'm going.
Those parking garages are in for a rough time.
I'll show them a thing or two.
Don't forget to carry a sledgehammer with you, just in case.
@scottalanmiller What software is this? EM.EXE and VF.EXE aren't a great description.
@jt1001001 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Reviewing a Unifi quote our church got from one of the local "VAR"'s. Their quote includes a CloudKey Gen 2 for "switch controller". Does one actually need the CloudKey Gen 2 for their switches? I thought I could just run it on Vultr like I do for my AP's at home
Yeah, no need for a cloud key. All cloudkeys are is a computer running the controller software, so either do it yourself, or use an existing one (multiple sites works great.)
