There's almost no need for QoS when you have this kind of upload speed. It would be tough to saturate that baby.

@Minion-Queen said:

@hubtech

The best price is usually Amazon on them.

Baltic Networks is the best I have seen.

I'm a little surprised no one has mentioned not pushing e-mail to conserve battery life.

@scottalanmiller said:

@NetworkNerd said:

@scottalanmiller
I love Yealink T3X series for the general user (specifically the T32G). They are rock solid and super easy to setup with Elastix. The T38G are good too, and we have had success with the super elegant T46G also.

The T46G adds Bluetooth, does it not?

Indeed it does. Our executives like that.

@scottalanmiller
Honestly I miss the old 3CXPhone that worked with non-3CX systems. Aside from that, Zoiper works pretty well too. I really need to test Linphone when I have time.

@scottalanmiller
I love Yealink T3X series for the general user (specifically the T32G). They are rock solid and super easy to setup with Elastix. The T38G are good too, and we have had success with the super elegant T46G also.

I just figured you got your e-mails telepathically, Scott. That way you can respond as quickly as possible.

Despite being one of those folks who has to have e-mail on my phone, a while back I stopped pushing my e-mail to it several months ago. Now I just check it when I check it, and I am not tempted to pick up my phone when I am spending time with my family that needs to be just their time with me. So am I the only radical out there who doesn't push his e-mail? Do you find that pushing e-mail to your phone makes you a slave to it in a way?

I've thought about deploying it a couple of times but just never got to it.

When I first saw this I thought it was another post that a free product was going away. I am thankful that is not the case here.

So if I understand correctly, you are saying 5 out of 6 computers can connect to your database. I'd start by checking the logs on your main SQL server to see if there may be some kind of authentication errors.

@scottalanmiller said:

@NetworkNerd said:

@scottalanmiller

On your pc or the Drobo? I have a B800i, and it has a USB 2.0 plug on the back. Did it change that some point after they started making this babies?

Does it? Maybe I just forgot, lol.

Mine does. That is all I can verify.

@scottalanmiller

On your pc or the Drobo? I have a B800i, and it has a USB 2.0 plug on the back. Did it change that some point after they started making this babies?

Try connecting directly to it with a USB cable from the computer that has Drobo Dashboard on it. That should find it for sure and let you look at ip settings, etc. I've had to do it a couple of times.

@ajstringham said:

@networknerd is it free?

Yes sir - and if you sign up for a free Screencast.com account when you install, you can post videos / screenshots to the public internet and share with others.

Is it interesting to anyone else that the Water Closer forum has an icon that looks like a cat?

You could use a tool like Jing to keep the images smaller.

@FiyaFly said:

You don't want to see my internet speeds. I might get my official IT card revoked.

Yeah, we will suffice to say it's better not to go there.

@art_of_shred said:

If I saw numbers like that, I'd be looking for what went wrong. No way that's real!

If only I had a Dropbox account big enough to try and upload a full backup of all my servers I would be able to tell you.

We just got 50 / 50 Mbps fiber in our main office and will be moving to it this weekend. Check out the upload speed! This is just a guess, but I think my SIP and RTP traffic will be fine on this circuit.

But seriously, I was told when Charter runs fiber, it is capable of running up to 1 Gb speeds. I figured either Charter loves me (which is likely it), or they may not know they've left us with that kind of upload speed.

Has anyone seen something like this happen on a symmetric speed circuit?