hehe ok

Happy to allow that out. Saves extra cables in my neat case during a class. Don't know how I'd react to a loose cable in there. Lol

Wireless all the way. 😬

Very very cool, your camera filter seems to give it an HR Geiger kinda feel to it

Oh heck yeah QNAP just released a new expansion card I can put in my 531 to let me mount 2 M2s! http://shop.qnap.com/index.php?route=product/product&keyword=QM2&product_id=213

Just in case you want to join my Master Class in Chicago, last day for Southwest $49 deal

Ordered that qnap card, I can use the m2s I pulled from my skull canyon.

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The one I linked above... Pci card you can use in the qnap to add M2s

Ugh trying to lease hw and it's taking forever...

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Also don't buy the unifi cat 6 cable. Either I got a bad spool or their wire is very fragile.

Cool -- functions also as a nice night light!

@Jarian Gibson @User Pro PowerShell GUI, configuration and run at the same time Con more work. Web -> XML Pro less work, Con need to create XML through Web, then run the PS1 manually after

Less work to create xml via web?

If you can give me an idea about what you need to generate I might be able to draft something for you

Sure, will test this week and put on Git

@User using params, so basically hostname,ip,sub,gw,dns,ntp

So wdb is similar to Citrix Smart Tools & Flexxerra, while GUI is normal way of config & setup like the AF thing.

Generating an xml with those should be fairly easy and wrapping a GUI on is also easy with powershell studio

Super cool and many thanks for this tremendous contribution. @User!!!

Now I have to figure out how to use that! 🙂

@User thx

@User just run it :-)

So this downloads and sets up all the components needed, then you PXE boot the target?

Are these params the target device or the PXE server? [string]$servername = "NUC-01", [string]$macaddress = "06-91-c9-1d-21-01", [string]$ipaddress = "192.168.2.200",

You could just ipxe as well

it's the target device (Xen/ESXi) config