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Business VoIP with Toll Free Numbers

Aug 04

wingloonTechnology No Comments

With the growing of high speed broadband service in my country, using of traditional copper-based land line telephone service is not an optimum way to improve business productivity for any company. I see business voip telephone service is growing tremendously recently. The trend now is heading to Internet Protocol (IP) whereby you can have PBX and Internet fax hosted in your premises or remotely in the state of the art datacenter. With the VoIP, long distance call rates is free if both parties are within the service provider network. So, why should stop you subscribing to efficient business VoIP service.

The feature service you should want from your business voip service provider are toll free numbers, virtual PBX, Internet fax, conference calling, automated virtual receptionist, music on hold as well as 24/7 customer support. With RingCentral, you can get your 800 numbers to use in your existing telephone service. RingCentral 800 numbers is the way to your business success gateway. Well industry recognized virtual phone system setup online in minutes with RingCentral service will bring your company rapidly into business.

By leveraging the VoIP service, many businesses is able to expand their business rapidly without worrying about high maintenance equipment cost to their traditional PBX system as all the virtual PBX and Internet fax is maintained by the business voip service provider. In addition, having a 800 numbers is significantly improve better relationship with your customers.

How To Change UniFi Router Primary and Secondary DNS Address

Jun 24

wingloonTechnology 9 Comments

Today I would like to share how to change the primary and secondary DNS address in the UniFi D-Link DIR-615 wireless router (aka residential gateway) provided by TM. The steps is pretty simple and straight forward. All you need to do is login to the wireless router using the administrator login below: -

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Do Some Wakeboarding

Jun 10

wingloonGeneral No Comments

Wow, looking back…I haven’t go to holiday since my honey moon and that was 5 years ago. Hmm…pretty bad right? What is going on with me? I need to free up myself. I remember in my younger days I will go for cycling in the evening with friends and even some time skate boarding. Ouch! I need to take some time off to do some sport with my family members. I have wanted to go for a wakeboarding in some lake nearby during weekend. Perhaps, I should just do it.

On the other hand, one of my friends in US had tried out 3 days Shasta Wakeboard Camp with his family members. They enjoyed it even though all of them are beginner. Perfect, the nearest place to go is in Putrajaya lake and I know there are amazing water sport activities like wakeboarding, water skiing, barefoot skiing, kneeboarding, tubing and banana boat cruzing offered in Putrajaya.

Next, is to own some wakeboards and I stumble upon a good website that provide vast wakeboard equipment information. They even have information on aftermarket wakeboards pricing and this will drastically help for beginner wakeboarders like me. Well, I will work out some budget to get some affordable binding, board and boot for the wakeboarding action. That does it all to start of wakeboarding for me. Perhaps, you can share with me what sport you like.

How To Shrink a VMDK File in ESX 4 and Windows

Jun 09

wingloonLinux, Windows No Comments

Today, I would like to share a howto reduce or shrink a VMware VMDK file (aka hard disk) for a Windows VM . Bare in mind that this is not reducing or shrinking a volume in Windows and leaving a free partition space. For this howto, I will be reducing or shrinking the Hard Disk 2 for a Windows VM from 30GB to 5GB whereby the example VMDK file name will be sourcedisk_1.vmdk which is D:\ drive. Logon to your Windows VM and shrink the target disk 30GB to 5GB. In the Disk Management, right click on the partition that you want to shrink and select “Shrink Volume” from the menu.

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One Liner Command to Get List of VM on ESX Host

May 12

wingloonLinux No Comments

Today, I would like to share how to get a list of virtual machine (VM) on a ESX host using one liner command. Make sure you are logged on to an ESX host. Below is the one liner command to get a list of VM on a ESX host: -

for i in $(vmware-cmd -l); do echo "`grep displayName $i | awk '{print $3}' | sed -e 's/"//g'`" "Powered" "`vmware-cmd $i getstate | awk '{print $3}'`" ; done

I will be sharing more useful commands. Stay tune. Thank you and have fun.