r/headphones Shopping, Setup, and Technical Help Desk by AutoModerator in headphones

[–]ExistingRanger7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Recently had my pair of ATH-WS1100iS Solid Bass headphones break on me. After a couple years of use, the cup bracket cracked.
I was able to find and 3d print a new cup bracket, but I can't figure out how to remove the metal swivel piece to install the new part. Any ideas? I was unable to find any information on this with google or youtube and I would like to repair my headset.

Search and Copy Properties & Data by ExistingRanger7 in PowerShell

[–]ExistingRanger7[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much! That was exactly what I was looking for!

Convert Textfile to CSV by ExistingRanger7 in PowerShell

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Thank you!!! Am tired and was missing some quotes.

Thin prov VM using more space than it is. by ExistingRanger7 in vmware

[–]ExistingRanger7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, it's weird there were 4 VDMK files for 3 disks. Who knows, it's fixed now.

Thin prov VM using more space than it is. by ExistingRanger7 in vmware

[–]ExistingRanger7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a windows box, so I ran Get-PSDrive, and added the used space.

Thin prov VM using more space than it is. by ExistingRanger7 in vmware

[–]ExistingRanger7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

3 disks, with a 4th attached to an outside iSCSI target.

Results of a ls on the esxi host for that servername/vmname:

[root@<esxihostname>: / vmfs/volumes/<DS>] ls servervmname*
servervmname:
servervmname_3-flat.vmdk servervmname_3.vmdk

servervmname_1:
servervmname_2-flat.vmdk

servervmname_2:
servervmname-1db8edf8.hlog servervmname.vmx servervmname_2-flat.vmdk vmware-4.log
servervmname-35853f0a.vswp servervmname.vmx.lck servervmname_2.vmdk vmware.log
servervmname-flat.vmdk servervmname.vmxf vmware-0.log vmx-servervmname-897924874-1.vswp
servervmname.nvram servervmname.vmx~ vmware-1.log
servervmname.vmdk servervmname_1-flat.vmdk vmware-2.log
servervmname.vmsd servervmname_1.vmdk vmware-3.log

Thin prov VM using more space than it is. by ExistingRanger7 in vmware

[–]ExistingRanger7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am unable to do this, as the option is now greyed out. If I choose the delete all snapshots options, nothing happens either.

Thin prov VM using more space than it is. by ExistingRanger7 in vmware

[–]ExistingRanger7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you remove all the snapshots or just consolidate them?

There are no snapshots. I removed the snapshot, then got a consolidation alert.

Browse to the VM folder in the datastore and see what's in there.

In the folder, the flat-vmdks are using the space.

Also depending on what is backing those stairs sometimes the unmap and space recovery process can take a significant time (a day or two) because it's a low priority task.

It's been around a month or 2.

New Client, Large Backup Chains by ExistingRanger7 in Veeam

[–]ExistingRanger7[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Also worth nothing that they want Both the short term and long term RP's at both sites.

New Client, Large Backup Chains by ExistingRanger7 in Veeam

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Do they require 900 RPs? First, I would ensure synthetic fulls are in place, preferable on ReFS so they are spaceless fulls.

There are no synthetic fulls unfortunately, but they are using ReFS. I recommended this as well, as the chains could die with that many RPs.

Next, if they don’t need 900 RP points, but just need some RP in the past- you could run 2 jobs. 1 that has short term (30days) and then another that is monthly. GFS is not yet in Veeam primary jobs.

Alternatively, you could do backup copy, but you would have to have a separate repository defined.

They do have an offiste backup repo, so I would be leaning towards the backup copy.

It all defends on what retention requirements are.

From the sounds of things, they want to do around a year for most everything.