I have a Logitech case keyboard for my iPad. I like it a lot as a keyboard but not as a case / cover.
Posts made by scottalanmiller
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RE: Bluetooth Keyboard
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RE: Using "Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Inside Out" as a MCSE study guide......
@Bill-Kindle that's a good book for learning but definitely get the MSPress curriculum book too. Different approaches and depth.
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RE: Do you find a tablet useful for work?
I am highly mobile and a tablet is critical for me to remain connected.
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RE: Do you find a tablet useful for work?
I especially like having an iPad once custom apps are being made for it. Really enhances the functionality.
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RE: Do you find a tablet useful for work?
I use two iPads and a Kindle Paperwhite for reading. I find the iPads to be great for work and really love the backlit ready on the non-fire Kindle. I use an iPad all day every day.
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RE: What Wiki or other webserver to use for intranet site?
MediaWiki is the defacto choice here. Never had a speed issue. It's fast and easy to manage. If MySQL is a concern the pmWiki is good and only uses the file system.
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RE: Tired of winter?
Texas has gotten insane with the huge, rapid temperature swings.
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RE: SIP Provider
@Dashrender said:
I've toyed with the idea of doing what Scott does (use Asterisk at home) as a way to force myself to learn how it work. With that in mind I would require cordless phones at home to work on the system.
http://www.smbitjournal.com/2013/08/doing-it-at-home-the-home-pbx/
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RE: SIP Provider
@ajstringham said:
@Dashrender We run it hosted. As far as phones, that's the beauty. Use pretty much whatever you want. Only one I know doesn't work is the 3CX softphone and it used to until they locked it down to 3CX systems only.
The issue there is that 3CX isn't an open SIP softphone, it's just a client of 3CX, not an open phone system. It doesn't work with anything except 3CX.
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RE: SIP Provider
@Dashrender said:
Scott, you run Asterisk as a VM, right? What kind of phones do you use? Do you use any wireless/portable phones on this at home?
Combination.... Yealink 3 series, Snom 3 series for physical phones. Linphone for softphone.
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RE: Tired of winter?
We were at 50 a week ago. Thought that maybe this was all over.
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RE: I So Want One of These
@Hubtech No, I didn't have to pay. It was a freebie for being a VMware vExpert, companies give free stuff to get advertising and their name out there. But this one turned out to be a scam.
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RE: SIP Provider
I've heard lots of good things about VoIP.ms but have not used them (yet) myself.
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RE: SIP Provider
VoicePulse in NYC is pretty awesome. They have a four trunk, $11/mo deal that is really great. I use that for my home line (yes, I have an Asterisk PBX for home use) and a lot of businesses that can work within the four trunk limit use it. They scale up from there but at four trunks they are unbeatable.
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RE: What are you listening to? What would you recommend?
I was listening to Patricia Barber.