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Bob Morales posted:At&t is the carrier for my personal cell phone. - I can sit at my desk and have coverage You guys left Verizon set at 0 in the building config, it's a common mistake.
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Verizon sells a signal booster device that actually works pretty well. We've put a few of them here, but all our corporate cell phones are Verizon.
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GreenNight posted:Verizon sells a signal booster device that actually works pretty well. We've put a few of them here, but all our corporate cell phones are Verizon. We can't do that for some reason (I forget why), but we just had this discussion with another guy in a different part of the building, and ended up installing a Wilson AG Pro 70 db Dual Band Cellular Signal Booster from Amazon for $675 and it works pretty well. I gave that to him as on option, last time it was such a huge issue to spend the money to get one. It also isn't going to cover the whole warehouse and shop floor like he wants, just their little office. Which is fine but the first time he's in the warehouse and misses a cell call...
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 17:31 |
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That's when you tell him that you'd love to get him one but management denied the request due to cost. Then you tell him to get his boss to talk to management if he needs it to do his job.
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 17:33 |
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Couldn't people VOIP via google voice (hangouts) to receive calls for $0 + cost of a WAP? If US based.
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 17:38 |
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I said to check with the person who gave you the phone about AT&T vs Verizon - the IS Department does not handle cell phones. We can install an extender like we did in Plant 2 Mezzanine however it will only cover the office and not the entire warehouse, and it is expensive. That answer made him go crying to someone else. He always cries to people about stuff. He's the same guy who asked why I had to buy him a $1150 laptop from Lenovo (X1 for travel) instead of the $449 ones they have at Sam's Club. Sam's Club. Your company's official IT Partner.
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 17:45 |
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Usually it's the other way around "I want the more expensive one because more money = more better".
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 17:48 |
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GreenNight posted:Usually it's the other way around "I want the more expensive one because more money = more better". He runs this refurbishing division and they are cheap as poo poo and try to get free labor from Goodwill, the Salvation Army, and those organizations that use handicapped people to do work. He uses the word free 5 times in each sentence.
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 17:55 |
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I bet he has a load of money because of how much a cheap rear end in a top hat he is. Does he also scam benefits for low income people?
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 18:00 |
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"We're moving offices so we can be right next to the soup kitchen. I'm tired of paying for lunch!" How is it that people grow up and don't understand that just because something costs fewer dollars for you personally doesn't mean it isn't more expensive for someone else/temporally/ethically.
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Stupid question time. We have a Netbotz 320 at a remote location and we haven't received alerts from it in a while. It was pointing at Gmail's SMTP server, so I changed it to our IIS SMTP server, 172.16.111.61. I added the Netbotz appliance's IP to the connection and relay permissions. For good measure, I stopped and restarted the SMTP server within IIS. The Netbotz log only shows this: code:
If I telnet to the server on 25, I a similar thing. It gives that first line then nearly instantly closes the connection. Anyone know what I'm missing? MJP fucked around with this message at 18:14 on Jan 27, 2015 |
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MJP posted:Stupid question time. Do you have tarpitting enabled? Or forced authentication on that Exchange receive connector? Also check the list of allowed IPs to use that receive connector.
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 18:36 |
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Migishu posted:Lync 2013 Status: Crashed twice yesterday, once so far today, and my day only started 3 hours ago. Skype for Business is actually really good. Like, OCS levels of good.
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nexxai posted:Do you have tarpitting enabled? Or forced authentication on that Exchange receive connector? Also check the list of allowed IPs to use that receive connector. We don't use Exchange - this is just an IIS SMTP server used for applications, devices, appliances, etc. to relay. Our email is pure Google Apps. I've had similar weird issues trying to use Google's SMTP guide for Gmail/Gapps and have a ticket in with our Google Apps reseller to chime in and ascertain the magic combo, given that it takes around 3 minutes for a test to time out and report failure.
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Eldercain posted:"We're moving offices so we can be right next to the soup kitchen. I'm tired of paying for lunch!"
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Bob Morales posted:Actually, he got a hotel instead of staying at the homeless shelter one time. They actually asked him to stay there when he went to visit a site. Wait wait wait wait wait. This employer of yours literally tried to send someone onsite and asked them to stay at a HOMELESS SHELTER? This is a new level of crazy I've never even thought possible.
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Nerdrock posted:Wait wait wait wait wait. This employer of yours literally tried to send someone onsite and asked them to stay at a HOMELESS SHELTER? This is a new level of crazy I've never even thought possible. There has to be a law against that kind of thing, gently caress.
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Bob Morales posted:Actually, he got a hotel instead of staying at the homeless shelter one time. They actually asked him to stay there when he went to visit a site. I bet this would win that windows tech stories contest.
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Nerdrock posted:Wait wait wait wait wait. This employer of yours literally tried to send someone onsite and asked them to stay at a HOMELESS SHELTER? This is a new level of crazy I've never even thought possible. No, the client or whatever you want to call them asked him. They also said he didn't need to rent a car and they could just take him around in their church van or whatever.
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Bob Morales posted:No, the client or whatever you want to call them asked him. They also said he didn't need to rent a car and they could just take him around in their church van or whatever. Ahh. That makes the comedy a slightly different flavor. Still amazing though.
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 19:46 |
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I've had clients before who would rather down an office of 30 people for a couple of hours to swap various bits of hardware out than pay for the work to be done out of hours. It's like time is only a cost to them if they get an invoice for it.
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Thanks Ants posted:It's like time is only a cost to them if they get an invoice for it. This is 100% it. Unless there's a line item, it's free.
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Jeoh posted:Skype for Business is actually really good. Like, OCS levels of good. Yeah good luck me convincing a company of over 40,000 computers to move to Skype for Business. They paid for this hell hole, we just get to live in it.
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 21:09 |
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That's a different Skype for Business than the one you get when you Google "Skype for Business" I take it?
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 21:10 |
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Thanks Ants posted:That's a different Skype for Business than the one you get when you Google "Skype for Business" I take it? E: Oops I can't talk about this vanity slug fucked around with this message at 22:54 on Jan 27, 2015 |
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Are the clients available yet or are you on a pre-release?
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 22:28 |
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It's a pre-release and I can't actually talk any more about this (and apparently I have colleagues on this forum)
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 22:55 |
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Jeoh posted:E: Oops I can't talk about this Guess which one is the first hit on Google!
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 23:04 |
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If the Mac client doesn't look and function like it still uses the MSN Messenger codebase from the days before NAT traversal for file transfer was a thing, then don't acknowledge this post.
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 23:09 |
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If the Windows client is actually rebased on top of the EVE Online voice chat system, then don't acknowledge the post above this.
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# ? Jan 27, 2015 23:24 |
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Well there goes that plan
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Jeoh posted:Skype for Business is actually really good. Like, OCS levels of good. We use it currently. It's not bad. I'm pretty sure when you delete users, it doesn't actually delete them, it just removes them from your managerial control. The accounts are still there, but you no longer have access to them. We've also been using Slack for a while now and I absolutely love it. https://slack.com/
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# ? Jan 28, 2015 02:45 |
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Just received the following defect report (from our own testers): "Change the tect (colors/font) so that they look more non identical" The defect title? "Information is bit unclear" Well you got that right.
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# ? Jan 28, 2015 11:53 |
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Fun request came through to my personal email from a friend at my previous small MSP. He gave me a list of their core servers and asked to check if I could get into them. My reply was quote:Its all still broken. I guess you all reenabled SSL2 and started a service that enabled the old self DDOS scripts. Have fun finding it since it'll loop until you find the account! Ah, I love having old bosses that don't pay attention. Not my problem anymore Before anyone says "thats malicious activity", they were told that this stuff existed when I was on my way out and I disabled it since I was asked to leave it there.
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AAB posted:Fun request came through to my personal email from a friend at my previous small MSP. He gave me a list of their core servers and asked to check if I could get into them. Contract your services back to them at $200 an hour if they can't figure it out.
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m.hache posted:Contract your services back to them at $200 an hour if they can't figure it out. I fully expect to do this in a couple of days once it eventually overloads their firewall and then their ISP blocks them
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MJP posted:We don't use Exchange - this is just an IIS SMTP server used for applications, devices, appliances, etc. to relay. Our email is pure Google Apps. I've had similar weird issues trying to use Google's SMTP guide for Gmail/Gapps and have a ticket in with our Google Apps reseller to chime in and ascertain the magic combo, given that it takes around 3 minutes for a test to time out and report failure. Next things I'd check are: - Is outbound SMTP from that relay host permitted in the firewall? Lots of companies drop port 25 traffic from any non-designated email host to prevent infected computers from becoming spam bots - Do you have an SPF record setup for the domain that you're using in the "From: " address, and if so, has the public IP address that your relay is sending from listed in the SPF record? If not, Gmail will likely consider it spam and possibly drop it.
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AAB posted:Fun request came through to my personal email from a friend at my previous small MSP. He gave me a list of their core servers and asked to check if I could get into them. It's honestly just common courtesy to tell them what service account you left a script that's shutting them down is running under. Even if they " knew it existed". Don't be a dick
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re: skype and lync chat No wonder skype magically knew my lync contacts. evol262 posted:It's honestly just common courtesy to tell them what service account you left a script that's shutting them down is running under. Even if they " knew it existed". Don't be a dick
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evol262 posted:It's honestly just common courtesy to tell them what service account you left a script that's shutting them down is running under. Even if they " knew it existed". Don't be a dick I think you missed the "I already told them where it existed and they asked me to leave it there" part.
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