Comments for Donet http://donet.com elevate your IT Fri, 10 Feb 2012 14:05:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on SPLA Licensing Explained by David Mezera http://donet.com/spla-licensing-explained/#comment-4153 David Mezera Fri, 10 Feb 2012 14:05:26 +0000 http://blog.donet.com/?p=2546#comment-4153 Sorry, John. The only equipment eligible for SPLA licensing is equipment owned by the service provider -- in this case, Donet. If you have your own hardware you must license the Microsoft software another way. Sorry, John. The only equipment eligible for SPLA licensing is equipment owned by the service provider — in this case, Donet. If you have your own hardware you must license the Microsoft software another way.

]]> Comment on SPLA Licensing Explained by John Papadimitriou http://donet.com/spla-licensing-explained/#comment-4152 John Papadimitriou Fri, 10 Feb 2012 13:54:10 +0000 http://blog.donet.com/?p=2546#comment-4152 With SPLA Licensing can I add the software to equipment that I owen. For instance if I want to purchase a Poweredge DELL Server, which comes with no OS. Yet I want to do the SPLA .. is this posible. Meaning my equipment SPLA from you. With SPLA Licensing can I add the software to equipment that I owen. For instance if I want to purchase a Poweredge DELL Server, which comes with no OS. Yet I want to do the SPLA .. is this posible. Meaning my equipment SPLA from you.

]]> Comment on Employee Monitoring: Unethical or Necessity by James http://donet.com/employee-monitoring-unethical-or-necessity/#comment-4065 James Tue, 17 Jan 2012 01:34:31 +0000 http://blog.donet.com/?p=2814#comment-4065 I believe that employee monitoring depend on what country are you from like in US under the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986, it makes employee monitoring legal. Another is employee monitoring only becomes unethical when it is improperly use. You can check <a title="this article" href="http://www.timedoctor.com/blog/2011/04/14/compare-screen-monitoring-software" rel="nofollow">this article</a> that gives you more information on how to monitor employees properly and it also discusses what is ethical monitoring? I believe that employee monitoring depend on what country are you from like in US under the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986, it makes employee monitoring legal. Another is employee monitoring only becomes unethical when it is improperly use. You can check this article that gives you more information on how to monitor employees properly and it also discusses what is ethical monitoring?

]]> Comment on WiFi at the Second Street Market by mbaron http://donet.com/wifi-at-the-second-street-market/#comment-3874 mbaron Fri, 16 Dec 2011 22:36:55 +0000 http://blog.donet.com/?p=410#comment-3874 Thank you for your feedback, understanding what we put our users through is essential to improving our services! The wireless connection had a 30-minute session timer that would force a user to re-authenticate once it expired. This meant that your session was timing out every 30 minutes, making it seem as if your wireless connection had dropped. In response to this, we have discussed the situation and extended the timer to 2 hours. Thank you for your feedback, understanding what we put our users through is essential to improving our services!

The wireless connection had a 30-minute session timer that would force a user to re-authenticate once it expired. This meant that your session was timing out every 30 minutes, making it seem as if your wireless connection had dropped. In response to this, we have discussed the situation and extended the timer to 2 hours.

]]> Comment on WiFi at the Second Street Market by Dan Goecke http://donet.com/wifi-at-the-second-street-market/#comment-3864 Dan Goecke Thu, 15 Dec 2011 19:30:17 +0000 http://blog.donet.com/?p=410#comment-3864 Your wifi goes down way too often. I don't know what the problem is but Panera Bread BobEvans and cDonalds never have this problem/ Please fix it, thanks Your wifi goes down way too often. I don’t know what the problem is but Panera Bread BobEvans and cDonalds never have this problem/
Please fix it, thanks

]]> Comment on Spamassassin Rules Made Easy by John http://donet.com/spamassassin-rules-made-easy/#comment-3828 John Sat, 10 Dec 2011 16:39:44 +0000 http://blog.donet.com/?p=1675#comment-3828 Very informative introduction to SA rules. Thank-you, because this taught me something. Very informative introduction to SA rules. Thank-you, because this taught me something.

]]> Comment on Automating Outlook Tasks with Windows Powershell by Dario http://donet.com/automating-outlook-tasks-with-windows-powershell/#comment-3674 Dario Fri, 29 Jul 2011 05:19:24 +0000 http://blog.donet.com/?p=2395#comment-3674 Yes there is in exchange 2010, Have a look into New-MailboxImportRequest and New-MailboxExportRequest cmdlets Yes there is in exchange 2010, Have a look into New-MailboxImportRequest and New-MailboxExportRequest cmdlets

]]> Comment on New PBX + Integration with Skype by Dave Hendricks http://donet.com/new-pbx-integration-with-skype/#comment-3668 Dave Hendricks Mon, 25 Jul 2011 15:45:49 +0000 http://donet.com/?p=4180#comment-3668 This is really cool stuff. This is really cool stuff.

]]> Comment on Donet Awarded “Best Web Provider / Host” by David Mezera http://donet.com/donet-awarded-best-web-provider-host/#comment-1711 David Mezera Mon, 27 Jun 2011 13:00:52 +0000 http://donet.com/?p=3998#comment-1711 $36/yr? Tom, it sounds like you've got a great thing going. Once upon a time we competed in the budget hosting space, but today we're focused on providing excellent service to customers who can't tolerate downtime -- even if it's just for a few moments. Our focus on reliability for "mission critical" web hosting drives up the price well beyond what you're paying today (the monthly price for our Fusion web hosting starts around your annual price with hostpc.com). Since you don't have any requirements or expectations for uptime I have a feeling that we may not be the greatest fit for you. Please tell the person who recommended us thank you! $36/yr? Tom, it sounds like you’ve got a great thing going.

Once upon a time we competed in the budget hosting space, but today we’re focused on providing excellent service to customers who can’t tolerate downtime — even if it’s just for a few moments. Our focus on reliability for “mission critical” web hosting drives up the price well beyond what you’re paying today (the monthly price for our Fusion web hosting starts around your annual price with hostpc.com). Since you don’t have any requirements or expectations for uptime I have a feeling that we may not be the greatest fit for you.

Please tell the person who recommended us thank you!

]]> Comment on Donet Awarded “Best Web Provider / Host” by Tom Morrow http://donet.com/donet-awarded-best-web-provider-host/#comment-1644 Tom Morrow Sun, 26 Jun 2011 01:50:33 +0000 http://donet.com/?p=3998#comment-1644 I'm interested in moving my hosting from where it is currently at. I'm on a 5GB space / 50GB bandwidth plan for $36 a year thru what used to be hostpc.com. I realize that's a ridiculously small amount to pay, but my website occupies about 3.5Gb worth of pictures, all of which are served on individual picture pages, it hasn't ever generated more than 10GB of bandwidth in any month for the past 6 years. Any video I use is hosted out on YouTube, and I'm pretty computer literate (see the "About" part of the page), so I'm not going to generate a lot of work on your side with newbie questions and the like. I buy the FTP account, and we go from there. I have no requirements/expectations for guaranteed uptime, although I would appreciate it if when you were changing server settings, and blew away the syntax 6000 pages used for server side includes ... that you'd give me more warning than 20 emails from other individuals saying "Hey, your website doesn't work anymore". But I digress. I was recommended to you by one of my acquaintances, and I thought I'd check in locally before I pursued other hosting alternatives. Thanks, Tom Morrow tom@tpcmm.org I’m interested in moving my hosting from where it is currently at. I’m on a 5GB space / 50GB bandwidth plan for $36 a year thru what used to be hostpc.com.

I realize that’s a ridiculously small amount to pay, but my website occupies about 3.5Gb worth of pictures, all of which are served on individual picture pages, it hasn’t ever generated more than 10GB of bandwidth in any month for the past 6 years. Any video I use is hosted out on YouTube, and I’m pretty computer literate (see the “About” part of the page), so I’m not going to generate a lot of work on your side with newbie questions and the like. I buy the FTP account, and we go from there.

I have no requirements/expectations for guaranteed uptime, although I would appreciate it if when you were changing server settings, and blew away the syntax 6000 pages used for server side includes … that you’d give me more warning than 20 emails from other individuals saying “Hey, your website doesn’t work anymore”. But I digress.

I was recommended to you by one of my acquaintances, and I thought I’d check in locally before I pursued other hosting alternatives.

Thanks,
Tom Morrow
tom@tpcmm.org

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