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    http://www.scitsupportservices.co

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  1. Certainly, they have tried and in some cases succeeded to shut down some open source products to try and dominate the market. And, If you have older handsets especially Yealink, they appear to be unsupported/Legacy - not everyone replaces handsets. We have some handsets that are 2 or 3 years old and they are now Unsupported/Legacy as far as 3CX is concerned.
  2. We run 3CX, you can deploy it on a Debian image if you so wish though ours is Windows based. Though I will say, we are moving away from 3CX as they have of late, adopted some shady tactics. Looking at deploying FusionPBX. https://www.fusionpbx.com/ Testing it as we speak.
  3. I'm looking into FusionPBX https://www.fusionpbx.com/
  4. Am i supposed to install this client or server side? Installed on my Windows 10 PC tried to manage A server 2016 server and I get failed to connect, PC and Server on same domain.
  5. Hi all This may seem like a simple thing, but for the life of me, I cant get find any way to disable the Network icon in explorer. Anyone got a definitive how to? Found some info on 2012 but it's either not there in 2016 or it doesn't work. Ta.
  6. WOuld it not be easier to just use 3CX phone? and use the handset in CTI Mode?
  7. Zabbix/ Graylog with Grafana. PRTG is good but expensive. 100 Sensors soon gets used!
  8. We have used this in the past to deploy VNC: https://www.bozteck.com/venm/ We also use iTalc/Veyon
  9. We have this in place with our cloud desktop solution, though you VPN in first then RDP into the server running RDS. Drive mapping works perfect as does passing through printers etc. I dont see why mapping networks drives over VPn would be an issue?
  10. If you are having to remote in try and use a VPN (Pfsense+ OpenVPN is free), RDP works, but shouldn't really be advertised to the internet these days, though RD Gateway is a better solution.
  11. We manage Business IT, and have done exactly this, in stages, leave 2003 live while you transfer everything over - then test on new server. Once your happy then demote the 2003 DC and use new server(s). Things like tasks, roles, shares etc can all be moved over in stages if you so wish. Although we have gone straight to 2016. Go 2012 R2 if you want to but going 16 means you wont have to have a planned upgrade when you need to move off of 2012.
  12. We use PFSense across the board here, at almost every site we manage. Let me know if you require any assistance. - - - Updated - - - No, It doesnt. Because you have to install it and upon installation you have to configure your Interfaces etc. There's no universal/generic install.
  13. Sorted drove her back, Insurnace where fine. Doesnt have to have a valid MOT for insurance.
  14. Do you know... ive just got the insurance sorted (cheaper than I thought) so I may just do this to be honest. Ta
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