@scottalanmiller said:

But most companies don't use ERP.

Ah, right. That'll explain it then. I work in ERP so in my world *every *company uses ERP.

@tonyshowoff

Ah that looks much prettier, thanks for the tidbit of advice

@AmanBhogal said:

Hey everybody,

There is currently a big backlog for building servers, This is directly related to providing the Cloud Pro product for free as a response to our service outage. The backlog is expected to be caught up in 3 hours.

"free" to CloudatCost means "giving you something that you paid for, but not exactly making you pay again, but not giving it to you either."

I setup a C@C FreePBX system 2 weeks ago now.. I'm using Google voice for my SIP trunk, I have a Dev 2 box for it - I think I've invested around $90 in it so far.

I haven't used it very much though so I'm not sure how the long term sound quality will be. I am planning on trying to use this for my home phone replacement though.

I need to pickup this up, http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/shb10/angela2.pdf so I have some portable phones at home. They are a bit pricey... but We'll see how they work. Though I am disappointed I have to use their basestation and that the phones don't connect directly to WIFI.

The direct to WIFI ones are like $300+ each. OUCH!

Probably pretty effective. People who can't figure out business basics create whole categories of businesses ripe for the "picking".

One of my downloads was over 4Mb/s.

@Sparkum said:

@thecreativeone91

Going through pertino changes my hostname (like on pertino's website) to (random example)
g8d64jfs.pertino.net
So just wanted to confirm cause my connection isnt going through

Your domain can never be pertino.net. Your domain has to remain your domain. You need to change your DNS (your, not Pertino's) to reflect the Pertino IPs of your hosts.

Not sure how they handle the 1:1 Nat mapping of those IPs at the OS level.. Or I guess they might just add a new Nic for each IP.

@Aaron-Studer

Gone this all done as well thanks for the tip.

Stripper? Or does it have to be IT related?

@Rob-Dunn said:

Regarding Spark - that is one clunky, heavy client. Isn't it Java based?

Yeah, it is ancient and pretty much no one using OpenFire has used it in years.

Haha, alright so I set up the steps today to change the port, create new user, elevate all that (as I'm sure the people who are reading this saw)

Now my error is relating to the changes I made.
I assume the two things can work successfully together?

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Im my constant posts on trying to get this going is annoying anyone just lemme know and I'll stop attempting this/asking a million questions haha

Our adult entertainment division is legally based out of the Netherlands and we still charge USD for everything, because even so most of our customers are from the US or are familiar with the currency.