It doesn't sound like your XFS partition is your boot partition.
I think you can use a similar procedure as to expand LVM partitions. From
your iSCSI box, unmount the partition and/or stop the iSCSI target driver,
use GPT to erase the partition and redefine it with the new size (make sure
your
We junked our Asterisk system with basic features and a POTS-SIP
router gateway for a ThinkingPhones pure-SIP solution. It wasn't
cheap, purchasing Polycom SIP550 handsets (nine sets, one with the
operator sidecar) but support has been excellent and monthly pricing
reasonable. All of the swanky
Sounds like a simple key system would do the trick. A standard item
since the 80s... Typically they come 3x8, or 3 POTS lines and 8 POTS
stations, with 2x5 and 4x10 as common variants. Usually they have
one or two-digit extensions with VM a common option and not much else.
-D
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009
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On Tuesday 18 August 2009, David Storandt wrote:
AOT = Agency of Transportation. Like, state guys in large, orange
trucks. =P
Thanks for that! I needed to get a good laugh while hitting self
w/duh-stick:)
Try this:
http://bgs.vermont.gov/facilities
Click on the East
Any business plan should look at current needs and any gaps... there
are a bunch of competitors specifically in Stowe already
(over?)serving the area, covering the range of typical bandwidth/value
marks - Stowe Cable, Fairpoint DSL, Great Auk Wireless (they bought
Power Shift's Wireless business
AOT = Agency of Transportation. Like, state guys in large, orange trucks. =P
AOT has their garages and most airports as part of their domain
sprinkled around the state (the only exception is Burlington airport,
that's owned by the City of Burlington and federally controlled). They
have lots of
Asking for legal protection against direct competition isn't very
nice. Unsportsman-like.
I wonder what it would have taken internally for the DSL or cable
shops to comply with demands?
This setup is in RTP, North Carolina. Lots of bandwidth providers in
the neighbourhood for rock-bottom pricing. Comparing ECFiber's
upstream options is tougher, requiring more transport to get to a
major metro market for fat pipes.
Expect rampant over-subscription and miserable quality for voice
If you are considering hosting your own, there's a handful of
quasi-public facilities in the state. Some providers may sell space on
a per-U basis for the smaller customers, especially if you are
looking for a slim platform.
We (TelJet) is not offering any hosted or managed services (we're
remote
backups and images tough to work with regardless of size.
On Mon, 23 Mar 2009, David Storandt wrote:
We (TelJet) is not offering any hosted or managed services (we're
construction and IP guys), but looking for shops who want to host
services in Vermont and do business using our 100% VT
If gray market was ok, I'd get a Cisco 2621 (dual 10/100) with a T1
WIC for $200, good for 20Mbps of throughput. If you need extra
interfaces a NM-2E2W ($50) or NM-2FE2W ($200) expansion card gives you
Ethernets #3 and #4. Terminate all of your networks with it and well
inside your base budget.
I have a couple of job openings that could have some interested people
here but I'm not sure if this is the best venue for the skills we
need. They really are fantastic opportunities for growth. For those
who are and/or considering looking, check the text file attached for a
We have been using SugarCRM extensively over the past year... it's
really a sales and marketing tool, with some project management
features built in. The email client is much better with release 5 (Feb
08?) and fully tracked/linked email to accounts/contacts/projects if
you wanted to. It
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