@NathanC TBH - if you look up the changes, DL the trial of 2012 and play with it in a VM - and are able to say "well I don't have production experience with 2012 but I understand the changes and I've done lab work with it" you'd probably have a good shot
Nope, no Lights Out Card. Ideally I would be getting another server, but the rack mounted HP's take up so much space!
It's running in a room without aircon, and I was a tad worried about the temp. It would also be nice to have access to the built in monitoring. — linuxthefish55 mins ago
I've had a dozen bad temperature incidents... the worst being fan explosions and a datacenter facility aircon failure.
but I know what temp I can safely push a ProLiant for hours... so at the produce sites, I don't go out of my way to create temp-controlled environments.
You need to do pretty damn well at that to beat the taxes you'll pay over a 401k/403b
not only will you have to outperform those standard retirement funds, you'll have to outperform them and beat the taxes you'll pay on top to come out ahead
@NathanC As someone who's spent something like 15% of their life in the US the only one of these that really bothers me is the date thing, it would be like if you bought something and put the cents in front of the dollars, it makes no sense. That said I will 100% give them the whole "Lieutenant", there's no 'f'/'ph' in there.
@Hennes Well this has only come to a head now because the SQL Server VM is going offline for just long enough during snapshot removal for apps to start dropping connections
@WesleyDavid No, what you want is a device that has two wheels and pedals so you can convert the stored energy in your body into linear motion to the wheels via a gearbox, and some sort of swivel so you can direct the linear motion in the direction you want
@WesleyDavid Your cloud is a slut that takes pretty much anything that has big data connected to it. So hang some big data off the saddle and get stuck in.
@WesleyDavid Meh its a depressing winter monday. It's cold, it's raining, and I suspect that today is going to go to shit as I just got a phone call from a client telling me that the data in their database is not reflecting the data they're seeing in their reports which means hunting down another obscure goddamn data mistmatch
And I probably won't get a holiday until next year because we have someone going on maternity leave and I wil have to pick up a large part of her slack
@WesleyDavid Raining all week until Thursday, and then it might rain
(as opposed to "will rain")
I've been here for 2 hours and so far all I've managed to do is delete a 3-month-old snapshot that was making our SQL server go offline and order an ASA 5505
I'm thinking I might buy a 2nd hand ASA off ebay and throw a keygen on it for home (can't justify a smartnet for home use)
@WesleyDavid Goddamn motherfuckers never applied the changes to their schemas that I asked them to apply 2 weeks ago. No fucking wonder their data doesn't match
@MarkHenderson Like, made it painfully clear that they did not do what they should have and all their woe is on their head and they are stupid and dumb?
I've got an asterisk server that connects to an upstream provider over a WAN. The upstream provider supports both IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity, and the asterisk server is behind a NAT.
When asterisk connects to the upstream sip peer via IPv6, everything works perfectly.
The issue I have is that ...
A quick glance at the documentation, or a web search would have lead you to HP Systems Insight Manager, which is what you want to use for this.
I've got an asterisk server that connects to an upstream provider over a WAN. The upstream provider supports both IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity, and the asterisk server is behind a NAT.
When asterisk connects to the upstream sip peer via IPv6, everything works perfectly.
The issue I have is that ...
