Recent content by bmh.01

I'd raised my issues at the time but was basically told that's how it is, main issue is with the current version of the RM424 (the initial topic of this thread) the first version I have no complaints with. Unfortunately the second whilst having some improvements (hot swap fans etc) has the...

As it was two years ago obviously you did a CC chargeback at the time? No way you should have just waited for that, especially when it seems to be circa 3-6 months between shipments reading between the lines. I've had a few things replaced without serious issue but I have had to pester, and a...

a) Get certificate/key and assign to the computer account personal certificate store b) Assign cert to IIS website relevant binding c) Drink beer

600 is way too short for anything except network gear, i've got a very similar design 42u in 800mm and tbh I wish i'd gone for a 1000mm.

What chassis is that for the storage box?

Very nice but i'll say it, RAID5 on 10x4TB drives???

Yes that will work fine with dovecot/sieve/mda. Each mailbox is still a seperate use and referred to as such, doesn't matter that they're virtual users without differing UID/GIDs.

What sort of virtual users are you using? MySQL? The sieve files can go in the same directory as you are storing the maildirs, I have this setup and working without issue. Multiply/users/domains it works perfectly, unless you are doing something weird/hackish/plain wrong. Although i'm not...

Then you should be able to just re-issue a new cert and carry on, although I hope it hasn't been used too much as this setup is very single point failure and becomes completely insecure if the root is compromised, also if the root ca has only been issued with a short duration then i'd assume...

More information required, for a start how many issuing CAs? Online(shudder)/offline root? Structure etc.

As you've got a seperate storage box avaliable any reason why you're planning on starwind over something like FreeNAS? Would be a better fit imo, give you the choice to use nfs/iscsi. Could go multipath 1gb with iSCSI (although that won't = 100MBps+ single transfers).

Phone depand but usually you can assign as many lines as there are line keys on the phone.

Ah I know what you mean now, I'm pretty sure with APC it's only the BackUPS that aren't pure sine wave. Definitely never had any issues with the smart ups I've got and 99% of what I e got will have an apfc psu.

Never personally had a problem and i've got 5 of the things. Got a link to any information about the alleged problems?

That looks like the next Killer NIC.