free or have to buy at this years Synergy?

No idea, if there's a online ctxshop i could give some away

They've had free backpacks every year but one.

And everyone bitched when they didn't 😉

is that when they gave the X1 mouse instead?

Honestly I don't remember... I give my backpack away at our CUGC group usually. The Summit one was awful.

yep i give mine away aslo

@Jarian Gibson it's a bit awkward how the unifi controller handles port forwarding differently than the firewall rules. Two totally different areas.

Yep something they are working on

I still do a lot via cli

@User @User @User http://shop.citrix.com/

The ones in the shop are nicer than the ones we get for free. The year they didn't give them away our rep ended up buying them for us 😉 Really nice bag.

@User Thanks alot for #virtualexpo and thanks to all Speakers, it was awesome

The backpack from last year's Las Vegas Synergy 2016 was crap. The one from two years before I think it was (black and green) was awesome.

My Citrix shop coupon expired before I had a chance to use it -- I had no time to shop, so my loss, oh well. #NeverAgain

<!here|@here>: anyone has experience with pcnacion website. I would love to buy this e200-8D but it sounds really cheap (includes 128GB RAM) while one else does?

Under product highlights it only says 128 supported not included, I would triple check everything that's included

I chated with them and they said that is “128GB Installed”

Wow that's cheap

What's Paul got them for??

Nice price!

Anyone have experience with Ubuntu 16.04 .ova. This vm runs fine in Workstation 12.5? I'm trying to "import/convert" to XenServer or Hyper-V, it powers on (no post) to a black screen.

@User is getting them from http://www.wiredzone.com/

just asked them on twitter, Paul is never here on Slack

I checked wired zone, the RAM is $250 per 32GB, so for 128 = $1000, i really doubt this guys at pcnation have 128GB included..

Check out emergent systems exchange

I buy all my secondary market stuff from them.

I bought some 3.2 TB Fusion IO cards for $2500 each.

From Paul: in a couple of decades of buying consumer electronics, if such a deal were real, well, I've never seen anything like it, cluster of 4 for $3,323.16 instead of expected $7,804.48 yeah seems way too good to be true, especially given how tiny the margsin are, there must be a catch or typo