@EddieJennings said in FreePBX and VoIP presentations:
I'm interested in the process of porting numbers from current T1 provider (local Telco) to a SIP provider. Specifically what kind of time table for porting 50-100 numbers, how you deal with call routing during the porting period, and perhaps any not-obvious gotchas to consider with the porting process.
Definitely telco dependent.
I've seen this take as little as 2 days, I've also seen it take as much as 3 months (yes Birch, you guys suck)
sub'd...
VM installed...
ready for the next class
@art_of_shred said:
To be clear, Toronto is only 2.5 hours away, so yeah it's in another country, etc., but it's not that far away in reality.
For us on the West coast, Toronto is in another galaxy..
Waterproof can't be the point...
If you read the fine print on one of those TV ads, it says they will not warranty water damage to the phone!
Ready & waiting for lesson # 2: Linux: The Lay of the Land, Filesystem Herarchy
@wrx7m So far, mainly in downtown LA.
I've visited http://www.quadranet.com
I'm leaning toward this Tier 4 datacenter https://www.psychz.net/colocation.html
@JaredBusch said in Project: Moving main laptop to Fedora 25 Cinnamon Desktop:
Was disabled on mine. Just had to choose right button.
Sorry, it was also disabled on mine.
2 finger tap (not click) = right click, worked out of the box.
I have to say, I've been on Korora (only for a few hours) - still finding my way around, but, I'm pleasantly surprised.
Say you're a Windows guy..
You'd like to learn some Linux...for doing File Servers, Storage boxes, some enterprise stuff etc...
CentOS | Debian | Ubuntu | Gentoo....
Is there an easy/simple place to get your feet wet? aka "Linux for Dummies"
Just don't ask me to switch my desktop, that stays on Windows 10
Why : just because!!
This was originally going to be a Win 10 build (now Win 10 will run as a vm.)
MB: SuperMicro X9DA7
NVMe SSD: Samsung EVO 960: 1 x 500GB, 1x 1TB
M.2 module: Amfeltec Gen 3 Carrier Board
CPU: 2x Xeon E5-26xx
RAM: 128GB DDR3
GPU: Gigabyte GTX1080Ti Founders Edition
LCD: 2x Dell 3007WFP (2560 x 1600) + 1x Dell U2415 (1920 x 1200)
Networking: Mellanox ConnectX-3 dual NIC
Water block parts: EKWB & Koolance
Case: Silverstone Temjin TJ11
Guess what I'm doing right now...
Grabbing these OVA's...
@scottalanmiller said:
None of this is to suggest that the physical LAN network of an office will go away or that we will not attempt to secure it (firewall, UTM, etc.) It is that we will stop thinking of it as a secure place to dump data willy nilly. And once we treat the LAN as a dangerous place like the Internet, suddenly we are not tied down to it any longer either.
This was going to be my next question.
If I understand correctly, the firewall/UTM/"insert fav mode" concept still exists & is valid.
The old school "on prem" services (AD, File Shares, email) that were heavy on LAN kinda go away
Charges have now been reversed!!
@DustinB3403 said in Korora 25 Cinnamon: watercooled workstation build:
Why water rather than actual coolant?
My guess, since coolant can be toxic, this stuff is preferred, 'coz it's mainly distilled water, additives & coloring
Why choose one over the other?
I use TeamViewer, should I be looking/trialing SC?
@BBigford Thx, will check it out.
Let's say you install 10 VMs of Win 10 on a XS box for use as a "poor man's" VDI.
Do you still need to have the VDA license?
This looks like a new addition in Fedora 26, I like it...
