Interestingly, it looks like the one I ordered a few weeks ago was already cross-flashed to the Avago Firmware/BIOS. An older version, so I updated the BIOS/FW to the current.
If you are sending no other mail from firmname.com other than GoDaddy, your SPF record for firmname.com should be:
v=spf1 include:secureserver.net -all
The 'include:secureserver.net' tells the SPF look up to that domain to see what addresses they are sending from.
Record source...
Is there anyway to use the RJ45 COM port on a WooYi G30-N5105 as an actual serial port, rather than just console redirection? APC's MODBUS stuff works so much better over serial than USB (on pfSense).
As I recall its got 4 x 5.25 bays, so only one unit. I can fit maybe another 5 drives in the box in various locations. It's just a receive target for my main zfs pool on another system, so I don't spend much time fiddling with it. Its on about an hour a day,
Just FYI, you can can get these drop shipped from Supermicro via Bottom Line Technologies for $127/ea. But you'll have to wait on SM. It took them several weeks to ship my CSE-M35TQB.
I got a board secondhand, with an old BIOS and IPMI. Updated both before even installing the board in the case, and now that I'm trying to bring the system up, the nics aren't detected. They don't even show up in lspci. In the IPMI interface, they are listed as all zeros for both. Anyone...
Shout out to this thread. I picked up an x10SRL-F and a e5 v4 CPU and got a DIMM1D error message when I booted the system after installing in the case. Swapped memory, no change. Found this thread, booted the board/cpu/memory combo outside the case, no problems.
My SYS-5018A-FTN4 was fine too for a long time. And then in February it wasn't. I got the same hung at POST (I think my code was different). I opened a case with Supermicro and ending up getting the board replaced (even with advanced replacement). I'd contact Supermicro with a list of the...
The A1SRi-2758F in my 5018a-FTN4 died several weeks ago (bought second hand on eBay). I tried setting up an RMA directly citing the AVR54 bug, and it was denied as "Out Of Warranty". I went back a couple of weeks later submitted a support case with the same information, that they then asked me...
Your methodology is a little flawed, because you are testing against a Burstable instance type (t2 or t3). There's a whole CPU credit thing that depending on how you launched the system has wildly different impact. The T family have some other behaviors that are configured for their intended...
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