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IT Administration June 7, 2010

Linux Daily Delete Job with Logwatch

I have PBX in a Flash set up to create a daily backup and FTP the file to a Windows server. But how do I get rid of the old …

IT Administration June 2, 2010

Using Gzip in a Cron Job at Go Daddy

I wanted to copy my web site and subwebs from Go Daddy to my local machine. My trusty old WS_FTP32 client kept disconnecting partway through the (large) download. I installed …

IT Administration February 16, 2010

PBX in a Flash as a Virtual Machine, Take 2: Hyper-V

Back in November 2008, I blogged  about Setting Up PBX in a Flash, Part 1: Configuring a Virtual Machine. That article discussed running PBX in a Flash (PiaF) under Microsoft …

IT Administration March 30, 2009

Using an APC UPS with PBX in a Flash

Today a client had a power outage. Although the PBX in a Flash (PiaF) server was on an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), the outage lasted long enough that the PiaF …

IT Administration November 6, 2008

Setting Up PBX in a Flash, Part 1: Configuring a Virtual Machine

The introduction to this series, Getting Into VoIP, explained some of the requirements and testing that went into choosing a VoIP environment and application. One really-want (if not must-have) requirement …

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