@JaredBusch per @scottalanmiller no one does two way sync.
Is it a cloud feature of synology?
@JaredBusch per @scottalanmiller no one does two way sync.
Is it a cloud feature of synology?
@scottalanmiller I wonder if the dropbox integration could sync a large folder between two synology devices.
@scottalanmiller Has it gotten any better for 2 way sync?
On the website they show dropbox integration. That would be significant.
@DustinB3403 yeah I think that would be ideal. This way I can import the accounts to the new service for the users I keep and have an archive for the users that wont be coming to the new company
I really thought powershell had done this. I spent some time using PS to setup archiving a few years back and havent touched it since.
@Brett-at-ioSafe could you recommend a model similar to the Synology? Would love to check that out too.
@JaredBusch Do you have the disc manager desktop?
These are incredibly cheap!
@JaredBusch I am curious as to whether I could stick a second unit at a branch office and replicate say 500GB of data with that office. Would it require a VPN or do they have any kind of sync over https?
Or is it the sync I have seen in QNAP. The GUI looks really cool and it looks like exactly what we need..
Anyone know of a free way to mass export mailboxes from 0365, or even a powershell script to export email for one mailbox at a time.
I am going to be exporting maybe 45 mailboxes, probably only imported 25 or so to whatever service I pick here in the next day or so. I have used Migrationwiz in the past, but I figure why waste the money.
All the mailboxes have 6 months of email and then archiving turned on for everything older.
A lot of guys use webmail around here since they run Linux, so doing it from powershell or using some other tool would be ideal. Even if I had to do one at a time.
@JaredBusch said in New Server for the office:
This with 4 x 3TB drives gives you 6TB of space.
https://www.synology.com/en-us/products/RS815+
Getting a quote on it now... Thanks!
@scottalanmiller said in New Server for the office:
@bigbear said in New Server for the office:
Budget is anywhere under $10k. Could also just go with a NAS if I try Azure AD out, just really can't decide who I want to use for hardware.
Azure AD is a pain to integrate with a NAS. But some NAS like Synology and ioSafe will do full AD right from the NAS (since it is Linux under the hood.) The only NAS vendors that I'd really contemplate are Synology and ReadyNAS for traditional vendors, ioSafe as they do Synology with fire and water proofing added and, of course, SAM-SD devices since you get more power and unlimited flexibility.
ioSafe looks interesting. Whats a 5TB model and cost look like? Or something in that range?
I am also familiar with Synology but I cant remember how. Reminds me of QNAP.
@scottalanmiller What do you use?
@scottalanmiller said in New Server for the office:
@bigbear said in New Server for the office:
@scottalanmiller NIS?
LOL, no.
What do you use on Linux?
Just for future reference, its seems the issues with the 38G was with PJSIP. Switching to CHAN_SIP fixed the issue. Of course even the latest firmware is almost two years old.
Searching around I found a guy who figured it out on the asterisk forums. Ran a simple iptables command to drop 503 responses and it fixed it. Not sure if responsive firewall or a reboot would overwrite it though.
iptables -I OUTPUT -m string --string "SIP/2.0 503 Service Unavailable" --algo bm --to 65535 -j DROP
Here is the post...
https://community.asterisk.org/t/transfer-recalls-via-refer-notify-events/69764
@travisdh1 said in New Server for the office:
@bigbear said in New Server for the office:
@JaredBusch said in New Server for the office:
Oh I'm quite well aware of the brand it's just not not something I've considered for production for 10 years or so I should probably take another serious look at it
I know everything is preference. Ubiquiti has had some hiccups and I am also fond of peplink. With RouterOS it just seems like the sky is the limit and they have a lot of hardware options or you can run it yourself. For under $5000 you can get 24 million pps from their cloud router. We have a high bandwidth environment here so you can really tell the difference.
Now that is impressive. I don't think Ubiquiti offers anything with that sort of performance. I that a 12 port 10gb?
Sorry I meant to say for under $500!
Google this model
CCR1016-12S-1S+
But also for under $100 they have models, I think even down to $60 that are a lot faster than Ubiquiti.
And you can license RouterOS to a hard drive or SSD for $45. You have to be careful about reloading cause you can lose your license.
@JaredBusch said in New Server for the office:
Oh I'm quite well aware of the brand it's just not not something I've considered for production for 10 years or so I should probably take another serious look at it
I know everything is preference. Ubiquiti has had some hiccups and I am also fond of peplink. With RouterOS it just seems like the sky is the limit and they have a lot of hardware options or you can run it yourself. For under $5000 you can get 24 million pps from their cloud router. We have a high bandwidth environment here so you can really tell the difference.
@JaredBusch said in New Server for the office:
For your solution my question is why are you even looking at Azure AD?
It sounds to me that you only need to file shares of some kind.
Yeah I think figuring out the best storage (some type of raid, a jbod, etc) is the big priority.
The only reason I would want AD at this point is to manage/lock out new and departing employees. And there is going to big a bit of a shake up over the next few months. I don't really need to lock users down at this point, everyone is some sort of engineer or power user here.
The idea of the basic/free AD and not managing a local DC appeals to me.
I would also be looking to apply that directory service to the file shares.
@mroth911 I was checking out the videos, I think its probably huge overkill for my needs but it looks interesting. I am shopping around right now at about $5k for what I think is going to suit me.
I will definitely keep you in mind as I deal with a lot of IT people. What is the best application for a scale cluster?
@travisdh1 Discovering vultr.com has really blown everything else away for me.
I have to have the data local because browsing all the huge files at a moments notice for a tower permit or a maritime deployment involves perusing 100gbs of data quickly at a moments notice.
We have an oct192 here and it still isn't feasible lol
@DustinB3403 said in New Server for the office:
With any solution you're going to want to virtualize. So be it Hyper-V, XenServer, ESXi or KVM. Installing anything besides a hypervisor to bare metal really needs a very specific reason. Which I don't think you have.
You may be able to get something from @scale within that price range, but I honestly don't know.
Its a very low i/o situation. Almost like 2.8TB of live archive file access and 200GB of moderately used data.
Would like a single box solution. Was thinking just NAS with some cloud Azure AD would be sufficient.
@JaredBusch said in New Server for the office:
I have not looked at MicroTik in probably a decade
They rely heavily on partners and I dont think there is any good marketing to the U.S. Since I have dealt with them they remind me of dealing with Ubiquiti or Ruckus in their earlier days. A lean/mean company that makes everything in house.
RouterBoard hardware incredible, I dont know how they stay so far ahead with RouterOS thought.