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wait what it works check it out google

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track trips what do you think he changed can you

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hear anything from him speed test is good okay let's pretend

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like it's not working it's still not working

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okay just kidding it works

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all i did was unplug it and replug it that's weird so

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what would not work right now well wi-fi doesn't work what else does

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not work guest Wi-Fi i mean guest wi-fi should work so here's a question for you

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guys do you want to go for like another two hours and possibly be done that's

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what i would say we can get dinner

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dinner okay game plan time it's game plan time i got

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my lovely assistant here's a pencil i would use a pencil no okay so stuff to

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do what is okay what's not working do we know wi-fi is working no idea guest

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wi-fi guest wi-fi fix vlans set up

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monitoring for network devices and servers um right isn't this episode

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brought to you by pulseway pulseway is a real-time remote monitoring and

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management software that allows you to manage and monitor from one app

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compatible machines that run Windows macOS or Linux you can get access to

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real-time status reports system resources logged in users network

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performance Windows updates and more and you can fix problems on the go by

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sending commands from any mobile device we gotta install that replacement part

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in the ups where is that uh yeah about that what they didn't respond to me i

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thought you said it was out here yesterday when i asked you about it what

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no you didn't you didn't ask me at all i think the footage we'll find that i in

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fact did i contacted eaton yeah um it was the u.s

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department so they were like oh well you need to talk to the canadian department

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contacted them radio silence okay well we need to just get it from the u.s guys

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then just provide them a u.s address u.s card whatever it takes we just need to

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whatever well then call him back again don't tell

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him you're in canada that's like what we're doing this weekend well i mean the module's easy to replace

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pass through 10 gigabit steam cache we need to get the dumping ground set up to

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delete files older than 100 days is the mac mini done it's going up today

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okay yeah we're using a mac mini for wiping sd cards we're not just wiping

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the sd cards we also need the 10 gig connectivity in order to okay all right

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i'm going to start by installing servers because i think we're kind of at that stage now okay here i'm going to get a

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colored sharpie not to write on Linus so uh i can just put this on your desk

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right no is that not a thing no brandon

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already said this is fine we just have another monitor here so that can be a

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problem if i just

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that wasn't me david why do you drop that so from time to time we have issues

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with the ingest softwares that are available on pc or there are human

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errors that come in and interrupt our backups so a lot of more reputable i

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don't know if they're better we haven't tried them yet but a lot of ingest solutions are available for mac because

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a lot of productions use mac we're also going to experiment with using a

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dedicated station as our wiping station

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for cards in addition to transferring the data wherever it's supposed to go

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you will also take your card out and anytime it's time to wipe a card you

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must do it in the dedicated wiping station including a full copy that way

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in the event that the initial ingest didn't work theoretically there should

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be at least two copies of the file somewhere

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so that's why we're doing this here's the thing i've plugged in all the

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Ethernet cables from the patch panel so these are all the ones where like i know

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what they are but a lot of this stuff that's just hanging into the room is not

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labeled this is not even terminated oh god

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my boy mickey mouse he's a good guy really weird cable don't know why people

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use it i guess it's for things that need to be small wow this is actually way too

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long hey Linus yeah do you have a do you have

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an eta on uh when we're gonna have the servers back up why

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oh my god we have to upload today's video don't we yeah oh my god

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oh damn it you guys

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kind of got other stuff to do one thing i'm pleased about though is

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that i get to move wanik to be oriented correctly

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above ruskin

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that's fine i got this no i got this

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lifter it's a common task in many workplaces

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yet many employers may not be aware of how to reduce the risk associated with

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lifting bending

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while lifting can result in back pain

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back injuries are painful and can be debilitating

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not gonna lie i grabbed this monitor looked at the back of it and was like

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that's displayport it wasn't displayport it was HDMI so i went and grabbed a

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type-c to HDMI adapter but there's just HDMI on the back of the mac mini you

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know why am i doing all this work i don't know i should just give up i'm

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gonna go get a keyboard now so far i am not getting a signal out of it

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it should at least know that it's plugged in unless it just came oh my god

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okay and that is why you do screw in vga

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shut up Anthony i want to see z drive

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show me z drive show me there it is oh god it's full you can't even ingest to

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this so i needed a keyboard right i'm like yeah let's get some nice logitech

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goodness you know when you're clicky clacking this is not a logitech keyboard what is

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that doing in there this is a cooler master keyboard so connected to the

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guest wi-fi we've got no no ip no internet no nothing so right now it's

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not working let's see if we can figure out the easier way to do guest wi-fi

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handling heavy loads repeating the same motions can also

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increase the risk of injury i made a screen protector well it's not

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really a screen protector it's more like a case for the mac mini with painters tape this

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is very nice artisanal painters tape definitely not from home

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depot so the goal of this is that i can

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put that on top of there well bam she's done

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i got a little excited okay maybe you are a macOS guy

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wow hey look we got a pulse away notification

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says that wanik server is back online yeah neat huh yeah so now we just need

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to install it on all the servers yes all right here is very fine yeah yeah

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so much hair for me i need a haircut that's why

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Jake can you find something useful to do you

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made a list i'm waiting for you you made a list go check it twice i can put this

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in on my own oh my gosh um change all default passwords i don't know how what

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passwords need to be changed i don't know any of the ips and stuff

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you could ask hey what's the eyepiece just stop

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yanking it i like yanking things okay here just

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he david is uncomfortable did you hear that

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that's a shame this is awful yeah you are pretty

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awesome who installed this a company you probably paid thousands of dollars to

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can you imagine like the way they must have to have those kinds of

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conversations on like a porn set like hey if you could just like you know jam

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your knee over there then we'll be able to you know see the you know the action

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better uh so today's video apparently it

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needs to be reposted to youtube but it is not currently on the server because

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it's been pushed back a lot so it's on the vault oh god so when does this have

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to go up noon what time is it uh 11 42

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oh my god okay well then we need to get the vault back up don't we since when

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are they are you sure it's on the vault i don't know why don't we look at wanak

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look i don't know can i just have the transcode server oh where's the nail i'm

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gonna put this hold on i need the nail the what nailed it

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that looks dangerous as heck it should be fine

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just get it in it's not going here stick it in the hole oh and then we just push

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it in and it does this thing maybe no no it's stuck on that okay

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okay you're pushing me back yeah can you

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change the angle a little bit like yeah that way yeah there we go okay now try

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just RAM it in there until it goes until she shoots i love it hey Linus

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you uh disconnected the wi-fi like the whole like now yeah like i

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don't have access to the network let alone the internet like and it just went

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down now like around the time you got this back up what the hell

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here i'll plug it into 21. okay so this

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is working all right so there's a little trick to booting the vault

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when booting press escape then after 90 second timeout control d immediately you

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have to do that because there's kind of a glitch

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if you have 60 drives in it it like times out while it's trying to detect

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them all and then the os fails to boot are you excited to install pulse way on

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this they have a center west client yeah oh cool regular Linux

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is pretty bare bones just in case you wanted all your packages to be out of

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date hit up centos i need to get access to that neck air switch it's not coming

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up i've removed the vlans

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that shouldn't have caused any problems but it did

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so you have to plug into it directly yeah i think so okay

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okay so here's the thing the discs are showing up but the the screen on the

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front says okay 0 out of 32 0 out of 28. isn't it

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supposed to say 32 out of 32 all we did was reboot it and redo our entire

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network that's more than it showed before yeah it's like 4 out of 10

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working wait hold up hold up just give it a sec why is this empty

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what the you're the man brad okay guys

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you man steve help you guys you man steve you're the man so steve

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you're the man we need a PoE injector which i think is

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past Jake here just actually where do we keep the PoE

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injectors i don't know

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there's probably a like a box of them somewhere ha ha what you found one yeah

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oh nice no that thing's not gonna have one you ain't the man Linus so remember

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that stupid network stupid video monitoring proprietary stupid box it's

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not a standard one you i can't even screw it into the rack so it's just

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gonna like sit here i guess but now this switch is not working we

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factory reset it we can't manage it with the cloud where is the cloud key oh the

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cloud key's down here this isn't even lit

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no wonder he can't access the cloud key the good news though the vault

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and the transcode machine are 10 out of 10 working right now small victories

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so we have the factory reset again

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this time we reset the cloud key as well uh so

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what is the default path oh what okay so installing pulseway is actually

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really really damn easy you go to their website you click downloads we're on

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Windows so we're gonna take the Windows 64-bit it's gonna download we're gonna

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click on it and bam it's gonna install look at that bam i needed like five more

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clicks than i said but there you go well bam

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did it work all those those camera movements i go crazy because she look

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like a flower and she sting like a bee

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shaban one hour and 45 minutes that up time

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minty bud well i mean that was on purpose that water cooled server yeah

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that's pretty dank temperatures heck yeah brother wait we can chat with

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the person hold up what

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sup bro so we can run it in vms as well then

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yeah we could know if a particular vm goes down okay so we need to get then we

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need to get albion in here and get all of our vm's pulse weight up oh we need

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to do the 10 gigabit so do we have the cards already theoretically there's

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okay let's figure that out okay so here's what we're gonna do we're gonna

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just lift it up a bit and then just kick the card out rather than trying to like like bring it down okay

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i don't think that was necessarily any easier but sure that's how did i pick

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this side i don't know so this has so many hard drives

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i was like shoddy shoddy that yeah go for it can you imagine we dropped this

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out oh oh yeah oh yeah put it in there

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oh stick it in it's so tight oh my gosh hold on hold on

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this dongle is in my way here we're gonna yeah we're gonna wait just

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wait uh that seems to be in go for it oh yeah you thick girl boy whatever she is

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he is i don't know whatever it's a big server

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it was hard and then it was easy this one's special this one's deeper than all

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the other servers was i wrong when i said she's a thick

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girl no we didn't cheap out on the thickness

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it's so slow why do i pay you am i missing one of the cables for this one i

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don't know okay so we're back on the bare metal

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export i'm going to set up a couple notifications here so we know what's

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going on with this thing yeah it'd be good to know if adobe media encoder is

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closed can we do that if it's closed whoa oh that's all priority elevated but

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it might go not responding while it's encoding yeah all right sure let's do

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critical why not yeah can we here maybe is this done can i just close this

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it's not doing anything right you would know right

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david paul's way critical adobe media encoder stopped on computer bm export it

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works oh really that's awesome yeah let's see what other servers we can put

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this on if there's any oh we can put it on clover uh choose your keyboard layout

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it says reset your pc or see advanced options uh

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uh uh i'm just gonna click turn off your pc it

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was in startup recovery mode oh really here i'm gonna try to turn it on again

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this is the backup one right yeah okay so silver has nothing important on it

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except everything pulse way monitors our servers

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so we know if they die because that's unfortunate when that

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happens okay so obviously the install of pulse

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away on Linux is a little bit different so that's gonna vary between you know

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ubuntu or centos or whatever you're gonna have to change how you go with the

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initial install but that's on their website that's easy to do once we do have it installed though we just wanna

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go into etc pulse way cd etc pulse way

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now that we're in there we can see that there's a sample config file so all you have to do is copy the sample config

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file remove the sample bit and then now you can edit the config and enter all

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your information so once we enter our username and password it's obviously

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going to encrypt the password and then inside this config file you can go ahead

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and enable all the things like we did on Windows just in a text file instead of a

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gui this isn't a great example of how easy pulse wasn't to install because

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slackware which is what unraid runs on and what our server here runs on is a

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little more complicated than most Linux distros most of the time on Linux is

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really easy you go that config file you start the service and you're done so

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this is a bad example anyways it's working now you can see start pulse way damon

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so i figured out why clover's not booting it looks like the cmos battery

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is dead to give you some idea how pantone head ridiculous super micro's

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BIOS crap can be sometimes i had to take

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pictures of all the configuration pages on this stupid thing because like s SATA

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versus SATA and which one is is which is actually different from one of our super

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micro machines to another so i just need to make sure that these all

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match so stupid

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because we factor reset the cloud key yeah we no longer have ownership of uh

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the aps so we need to adopt them do you know the

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password for those no as far as i know

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we never had one let's just let's just

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blow up everything yeah blow it up

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is there even space in there yeah i don't what does s say don't think like

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google s SATA it's just gonna be like did you mean SATA no it's just a super

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micro thing it just means the non chipset controlled say the controller

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yeah except that sometimes it doesn't do you like pina coladas

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you don't drink do you like pina coladas they're all right mojitos

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uh better than pina coladas i just really really want to go home whoa hold

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on a second there why are those configured to be non-raid disks did we

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lose our raid setting what the

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okay so now that we've added a 10 gig card to the steam cache and it actually

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shows up you can see in here we got wired connection one which is our

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regular virtualized network adapter and then we have the pass through a quantity

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a 10 gigabit which is awesome now we actually have to set the ips

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apparently i can't have ipv4 disabled

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that doesn't make sense hopefully potentially

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theoretically it should just start back up

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and we'll be using our 10 gig nick okay it looks like this might have not

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worked so that's cool i never got a different ip maybe

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what is the problem why can't i connect

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i blame you david yeah

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so i've hold the last of the extra cables out of this room

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and i am pretty much ready to just oh i guess

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there's never mind hold on Jake is still working on the steam cache

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over there maybe he has an update for us maybe we can do a test on it i have no

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update everything's i'm going to my desktop

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well i mean we're doing it stupid but like at the same time

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there's nothing preventing anything from working at this point like it's all just

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one big network nothing is segregated everything should be communicating but

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it's not

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i don't know what to tell you that switch only has a single connection to

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the dell switch that's it what about for the netgear it doesn't have a connection

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to the netgear switch everything goes through the dell did we set the subnet

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on this properly i don't think we did possible that we didn't i bet you that's

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what it is that's if anything i've learned in the last three years it's

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almost always user error so was it user error that you came to be

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wow jesus christ

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yourself hell yeah it's not set oh my god if this

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works again dude do you know how many points i am above you right now like

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holy sh so it was the subnet thing yeah so how many other devices on our

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network are going to be worked like that like what about the did we change the

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access points are all the switches updated with this new subnet

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yes are there any um vms that aren't updated

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oh yeah like all of them well yeah so we should probably get on that

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other than this one okay so what we have left to do we got to fix the cameras

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that's in progress they're going to do that fix the key cards they're going to

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do that but i'm going to go fix some subnets on things

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which is super boring so you probably won't see me doing that

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what what what is it i'm saying i'm gonna go

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do this but it's gonna be super boring so we're probably not gonna film it oh oh sh did you just PoE your computer i

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think so that's hilarious you know that's not

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like actually funny right it's like kind of fun it's like actually being not

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funny like if we just destroyed a laptop that's worth like over a thousand

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dollars it's not funny why are you laughing it's kind of funny no it's actually not i remember these being kind

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of unintuitive to figure out but i've never heard of them frying something can

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we plug the amazi injector can we plug it into the switch like in a non-PoE

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port like in the nectar switch or something sure okay

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so plugging into the camera directly okay okay we're in so okay so now what

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okay so what i can do is make sure that it's on the right network now we can try

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plugging it back in and see if that works fine hold on router gateway that's

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not right well i mean that's what the other ones were set too too okay so move it over

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so here's our ghetto solution to PoE inject connect to the camera

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anyway we shouldn't have to do that it's plugged into a PoE switch we just i

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don't okay so you replugged it into the uh

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yeah okay so let's hit it again yeah and it's

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working it's up okay so what we just need to do that one at a time for all

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the remaining ones what a pain in the ass

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okay well it's not perfect

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but all the servers are back up and running

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performance looks fine the steam cache is working which it

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wasn't before we have enough 10 gig ports for everyone

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upstairs and we finally have monitoring running

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on our servers so it's not a total loss it's just

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really not as much as we wanted to accomplish

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but at 6 30 on sunday like we can't be tearing things apart

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now and have things not be at least sort of functional and people come in in the

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morning so we just got to clean up and uh

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try to go to sleep tonight without just like having visions of ip addresses

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hammering our brains