 Wait, what? It works? Check it out. Google. Woo! Last trick trips. What do you think he changed? Can you hear anything from him? Speed test is good. Okay, let's pretend like it's not working. It's still not working. Okay. Just kidding, it works. All I did was unplug it and replug it. That's weird. So what would not work right now? Well, wifi doesn't work. What else does not work? Guest wifi? I mean, guest wifi should work. So here's a question for you guys. Do you want to go for like another two hours and possibly be done? That's what I was saying. We can get dinner. Whoa! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Dinner. Okay. Game plan time. It's game plan time. I got my lovely assistant. Here's a pencil. I would use a pencil. Oh, no. So stuff to do. What is, okay, what's not working? Do we know wifi is working? No idea. Guest wifi. Guest wifi. Fix VLANs. Set up monitoring for network devices and servers. Right, isn't this episode brought to you by Pulseway? Pulseway is a real-time remote monitoring and management software that allows you to manage and monitor from one app, compatible machines that run Windows, Mac OS, or Linux. You can get access to real-time status reports, system resources, logged in users, network performance, Windows updates, and more. And you can fix problems on the go by sending commands from any mobile device. We gotta install that replacement part in the UPS. Where is that? Yeah, about that. What? They didn't respond to me. I thought you said it was out here yesterday when I asked you about it. What? No, you didn't. You didn't ask me at all. I think the footage will find that I in fact did. I contacted Eaton. Yeah. It was the US department. So they were like, oh, well, you need to talk to the Canadian department. Contacted them, radio silence. Okay, well, we need to just get it from the US guys then. Just provide them a US address, US card, whatever it takes. We just need to- Whatever it takes. You wouldn't talk to me once you learned that we were Canadian. Well, then call them back again and don't tell them you're in Canada. That's like what we're doing this weekend. Well, I mean, the module's easier to replace. Pass through 10 gigabit Steam cache. We need to get the dumping ground set up to delete files older than a hundred days. Is the Mac mini done? It's going up today. Okay. Yeah, we're using a Mac mini for wiping SD cards. We're not just wiping the SD cards. We also need the 10 gig connectivity in order to- Okay, all right. I'm going to start by installing servers because I think we're kind of at that stage now. Okay, here, I'm going to get a colored Sharpie not to write on Linus. So I can just put this on your desk, right? No. No, is that not a thing? No. Brandon already said this is fine. We just have another monitor here. Is that going to be a problem? I just, yeah, that wasn't me. David, why'd you drop that? So from time to time, we have issues with the ingest softwares that are available on PC or there are human errors that come in and interrupt our backups. So a lot of more reputable, I don't know if they're better. We haven't tried them yet, but a lot of ingest solutions are available for Mac because a lot of productions use Mac. We're also going to experiment with using a dedicated station as our wiping station for cards. In addition to transferring the data wherever it's supposed to go, you will also take your card out and anytime it's time to wipe a card, you must do it in the dedicated wiping station, including a full copy. That way in the event that the initial ingest didn't work, theoretically, there should be at least two copies of the file somewhere. So that's why we're doing this. Here's the thing. I've plugged in all the ethernet cables from the patch panel. So these are all the ones where like, I know what they are, but a lot of this stuff that's just hanging into the room is not labeled. This is not even terminated. Oh God. My boy Mickey Mouse, he's a good guy. Really weird cable. Don't know why people use it. I guess it's for things that need to be small. Wow, this is actually way too long. Hey Linus. Yeah. Do you have an ETA on when we're going to have the servers back up? Why? Oh my God. We have to upload today's video, don't we? Yeah. Oh my God. Oh, damn it you guys. Kind of got other stuff to do. One thing I'm pleased about though is that I get to move Warnock to be oriented correctly above Ruskin. Ugh. It's fine. I got this. Nope, I got this. Lifting is a common task in many workplaces. Yet many employers may not be aware of how to reduce the risk associated with lifting. Bending, reaching, and twisting while lifting can result in back pain. Back injuries are painful and can be debilitating. I'm not going to lie. I grabbed this monitor, looked at the back of it and was like, that's DisplayPort. It wasn't DisplayPort. It was HDMI, so I went and grabbed a Type-C to HDMI adapter but there's just HDMI on the back of the Mac Mini. You know, why am I doing all this work? I don't know. I should just give up. I'm gonna go get a keyboard now. So far I am not getting a signal out of it. It should at least know that it's plugged in unless it just came, oh my God. Okay, and that is why you do screw in VGA. Ha ha ha. Shut up, Anthony. I want to see Z Drive. Show me Z Drive. Show me Z Drive. Oh God, it's full. You can't even ingest to this. So I needed a keyboard, right? I'm like, yeah, let's get some nice Logitech goodness. You know, when you're clicky clacking. This is not a Logitech keyboard. What is that doing in there? This is a Cooler Master keyboard. So connected to the guest wifi, we've got no IP, no internet, no nothing. So right now it's not working. Let's see if we can figure out the easier way to do guest wifi. Handling heavy loads or repeating the same motions can also increase the risk of injury. I made a screen protector. Well, it's not really a screen protector. It's more like a case. For the Mac Mini with painter's tape. This is very nice artisanal painter's tape. Definitely not from Home Depot. So the goal of this is that I can, whoa, put that on top of there. Well, bam, she's done. I got a little excited, okay. Maybe you are a Mac OS guy. Ha ha, wow. Hey look, we got a Pulseway notification. Says that Wannock server is back online. Yeah, neat, huh? Yeah. So now we just need to install it on all the servers. Yes. All right. It is very fine. Yeah, yeah. So much hair for me, Jake. I need a haircut, that's why. Jake, can you find something useful to do? You made a list. I'm waiting for you. You made a list, go check it twice. I can put this in on my own. Oh my gosh. Change all default passwords. I don't know what passwords need to be changed. I don't know any of the IPs and stuff. You could ask. Hey, what's the IPs? Just stop yanking it. I like yanking things. Okay, here, just. Hey, David is un-fuckable, did you hear that? Un-fuckable. That's a shame. This is awful. Yeah, you are pretty awful. Who installed this? A company you probably paid thousands of dollars to. Can you imagine the way they must have to have those kinds of conversations on a porn set? Like hey, if you could just jam your knee over there, then we'll be able to see the action better. So today's video, apparently it needs to be reposted to YouTube, but it is not currently on the server because it's been pushed back a lot, so it's on the vault. Oh god. When does this have to go up? Noon. What time is it? 11.42. Oh my god, okay, well then we need to get the vault back up, don't we? Since when are they out? Are you sure it's on the vault? I don't know. Why don't we look at Wannick? Look, I don't know. Can I just have the transport server? Oh, where's the nail? I'm gonna put this down. Hold on, I need the nail. The what? Nailed it. That looks dangerous as heck. It should be fine. Just get it in. It's not going in. Stick it in the hole. Oh, and then we just push it in and it does its thing? Maybe. No, it's stuck on the, okay, I. Okay, you're pushing me back. Yeah, can you change the angle a little bit? Like, yeah, that way. Yeah, there we go. Okay, now try. Just ram it in there until it goes. Until she cheats us. I love it. Hey Linus. You disconnected the wifi? Like the whole, like now? Yeah, like I don't have access to the network, let alone the internet. Like, and it just went down now? Like around the time you got this back up. What the hell? Here, I'll plug it into 21. Okay, so this is working. All right, so there's a little trick to booting the vault. When booting, press escape. Then after 90 second timeout, Ctrl D immediately. You have to do that because there's kind of a glitch. If you have 60 drives in it, it like times out while it's trying to detect them all and then the OS fails to boot. Are you excited to install Pulseway on this? They have a CentOS client? Yeah. Oh, cool. Regular Linux. CentOS is pretty bare bones. Just in case you wanted all your packages to be out of date, hit up CentOS. I need to get access to that network, neck air switch. It's not coming up? I removed the VLANs. Oh. That shouldn't have caused any problems, but it did. So you have to plug into it directly? Yeah, I think so. Okay. Okay, so here's the thing. The disks are showing up, but the screen on the front says, okay, zero out of 32, zero out of 28. Isn't it supposed to say 32 out of 32? All we did was reboot it. And redo our entire network. That's more than it showed before, yeah. It's like four out of 10 working. Wait, hold up, hold up. Just give it a sec. Why is this empty? What the fuck? You the man, Brett. You the man, Brett. Okay, bye. You the man, Steve. Shut up, you guys. You the man, Steve. You the man, go Steve. You the man, Linus. We need a POE injector, which I think is passed to Jake here. Actually, where do we keep the POE injectors? I don't know. There's probably a box of them somewhere. Ha ha. What? You found one? Yeah. Oh, nice. No, that thing's not gonna have one. You ain't the man, Linus. So remember that stupid network, stupid video monitoring, proprietary stupid box? It's not a standard 1U. I can't even screw it into the rack. So it's just gonna like sit here, I guess. But now this switch is not working. We factory reset it. We can't manage it with the cloud. Where is the cloud key? Oh, the cloud key's down here. This isn't even lit. No wonder he can't access the cloud key. The good news though, the vault and the transcode machine are 10 out of 10 working right now. Small victories. So we have Le Factory reset again. Mm-hmm. This time we reset the cloud key as well. So what is the default? Oh. What? Okay, so installing Pulseway is actually really, really damn easy. You go to their website, you click downloads. We're on Windows, so we're gonna take the Windows 64 bit. It's gonna download. We're gonna click on it and bam, it's gonna install. Look at that, bam. I needed like five more clicks than I said, but there you go. Whoop, bam. Did it work? All those camera movements. I go crazy cause she looked like a flower and she sting like a bee. Shabam. One hour and 45 minutes, that uptime minty bud. Well, I mean that was on purpose. That water cooled server. Yeah, that's pretty dank temperatures. Heck yeah, brother. Wait, we can chat with the person? Hold up. What? What's up, bro? So we can run it in VMs as well then. Yeah, we can monitor our VMs. So we could know if a particular VM goes down. Okay, so we need to get, then we need to get Albion in here and get all of our VMs Pulsewayed up. Oh, and we need to do the 10 gigabit. So do we have the cards already? Theoretically, there's, okay, let's figure that out. Okay, so here's what we're gonna do. We're gonna just lift it up a bit and then just kick the card out rather than trying to like bring it down. Okay. I don't think that was necessarily any easier, but sure. That's how, why did I pick this side? I don't know. This has so many hard drives in it. I was like, shoddy, shoddy that, yeah, go for it. Can you imagine if we drop this? Out. Oh, yeah. Oh yeah, put it in there. Oh, stick it in. It's so tight. Oh, my back. Hold on, hold on, this dongle is in my way here. We're gonna, we're gonna, oh wait, just wait. That seems to be in, go for it. Oh yeah, you thick girl, boy, whatever she is. He is, I don't know, whatever. It's the bank server. Wait, it went slow. It was hard and then it was easy. I don't know. This one's special. This one's deeper than all the other servers. Was I wrong when I said she's a thick girl? No. We didn't cheap out on the thickness. So slow. Why do I pay you? Am I missing one of the cables for this one? I don't know. Okay, so we're back on the bare metal export. I'm gonna set up a couple notifications here so we know what's going on with this thing. Yeah, it'd be good to know if Adobe media encoder is closed. Can we do that? If it's closed. Whoa, that's cool. Responding, priority elevated. But it might go not responding while it's encoding. Yeah, all right, sure. Let's do critical. Why not? Yeah. Can we, here, maybe, is this done? Can I just close this? It's not doing anything, right? You would know, right? David, pulse away critical. Adobe media encoder stopped on computer BM export. It works. Oh really? That's awesome. Yeah, let's see what other servers we can put this on, if there's any. Oh, we can put it on Clover. Choose your keyboard layout. It says reset your PC or see advanced options. I'm just gonna click turn off your PC. It was in startup recovery mode. Oh really? Here, I'm gonna try turning it on again. That's just the backup one, right? Yeah. Okay, so that's what we need. Clover has nothing important on it. Except everything. Pulse away monitors our servers so we know if they die because that's unfortunate when that happens. Okay, so obviously the install of pulse away on Linux is a little bit different. So that's gonna vary between Ubuntu or CentOS or whatever. You're gonna have to change how you go with the initial install, but that's on their website. That's easy to do. Once we do have it installed though, we just wanna go into etc pulse away, CD etc pulse away. Now that we're in there, we can see that there's a sample config file. So all you have to do is copy the sample config file, remove the sample bit, and then now you can edit the config and enter all your information. So once we enter our username and password, it's obviously gonna encrypt the password. And then inside this config file, you can go ahead and enable all the things like we did on Windows, just in a text file instead of a GUI. This isn't a great example of how easy pulse away is to install because Slackware, which is what Unraid runs on and what our server here runs on is a little more complicated than most Linux distros. Most of the time on Linux it's really easy. You go to that config file, you start the service and you're done. So this is a bad example. Anyways, it's working now. You can see start pulse away daemon. So I figured out why Clover's not booting. It looks like the CMOS battery is dead. To give you some idea how pants on head ridiculous super micros BIOS crap can be sometimes. I had to take pictures of all the configuration pages on this stupid thing because like S SATA versus SATA and which one is which is actually different from one of our super micro machines to another. So I just need to make sure that these all match. So stupid. Because we factory reset the cloud key, we no longer have ownership of the APs. So we need to adopt them. Do you know the password for those? No. As far as I know, we never had one. It's just, let's just blow up everything. Blow it up. Is there even space in there? Yeah. I don't get it. What is S SATA? If I Google S SATA, it's just gonna be like, did you mean SATA? No, it's just a super micro thing. It just means the non-chip set controlled SATA controller. Except that sometimes it doesn't. Do you like pina coladas? You don't drink. Do you like pina coladas? They're all right. They're all right. Mojitos. Better than pina coladas. I just really, really want to go home. Whoa, hold on a second there. Why are those configured to be non-RAID disks? Did we lose our RAID setting? What the? Okay, so now that we've added a 10 gig card to the Steam cache and it actually shows up, you can see in here we got wired connection one, which is our regular virtualized network adapter. And then we have the pass through a quantia 10 gigabit, which is awesome. Now we actually have to set the IPs. Apparently I can't have IPv4 disabled. That doesn't make sense. Hopefully, potentially, theoretically, it should just start back up and we'll be using our 10 gig NIC. Okay, it looks like this might have not worked. So that's cool. I wonder if we got a different IP maybe. What is the problem? Why can't I connect? I blame you, David. It's probably his fault. Yeah. So I've held the last of the extra cables out of this room and I am pretty much ready to just, oh, I guess there's, nevermind, hold on. Jake is still working on the Steam cache over there. Maybe he has an update for us. Maybe we can do a test on it. I have no update. Everything's. I'm going to my desktop. Bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. Well, I mean, we're doing it stupid, but like at the same time, there's nothing preventing anything from working at this point. Like it's all just one big network. Nothing is segregated. Everything should be communicating, but it's not. I don't know what to tell you. That switch only has a single connection to the Dell switch. That's it. What about for the netgear? It doesn't have a connection to the netgear switch. Everything goes through the Dell. Did we set the subnet on this properly? I don't think we did. Possible that we didn't. I bet you that's what it is. That's it. Anything I've learned in the last three years, it's almost always user error. So was it user error that you came to be? Wow. Jesus Christ. What the f*** yourself. Hell yeah, it's not set. Oh my God, if this works again. Do you know how many points I am above you right now? Like, holy s***. So what's the subnet thing? Yeah. So how many other devices on our network are going to be borked like that? Like, what about the, do we change the access points? Are all the switches updated with this new subnet? Yes. Are there any VMs that aren't updated? Oh yeah, like all of them probably. Well, yeah. So we should probably get on that. Okay. Other than this one. Okay, so what we have left to do, we gotta fix the cameras. That's in progress, they're gonna do that. Fix the key cards, they're gonna do that. But I'm gonna go fix some subnets on things. Which is super boring. So you probably won't see me doing that. What? What? What is it? I'm not saying I'm gonna go do this, but it's gonna be super boring, so we're probably not gonna film it. Oh. Oh s***. Did you just POE your computer? I think so. Ha ha ha ha. That's hilarious. Hey, you know that's not like actually funny, right? No, it's like kind of funny. No, it's like actually s***ing not funny. It's like if we just destroyed a laptop that's worth like over a thousand dollars, it's not funny. Why are you laughing? It's kind of funny. No, it's actually not. I remember these being kind of unintuitive to figure out, but I've never heard of them frying something. Can we plug a POE injector? Can we plug it into the switch? Like in a non-POE port, like in the NECU switch or something? Sure. Okay, so plugging into the camera directly. Okay. Okay, we're in. So, okay. So now what? Okay, so what I can do is make sure that it's on the right network, then we can try plugging it back in and see if that works. Fine. Hold on, router gateway, that's not right. Well, I mean, that's what the other ones were set to too. Okay, so move it over. So here's our ghetto solution to POE inject connect to the camera. Anyway, we shouldn't have to do that. It's plugged into a POE switch. We just, I don't... Okay. So you replugged it into the... Yeah. Okay. So let's hit it again. Yeah. And it's working now. It's up. Okay, so what? We just need to do that one at a time for all the remaining ones? What a pain in the ass. Okay, well, it's not perfect, but all the servers are back up and running. Performance looks fine. The steam cache is working, which it wasn't before. We have enough 10 gig ports for everyone upstairs. And we finally have monitoring running on our servers. So it's not a total loss. It's just really not as much as we wanted to accomplish, but it's 6.30 on Sunday. Like we can't be tearing things apart now and have things not be at least sort of functional when people come in in the morning. So we just got to clean up and try to go to sleep tonight without just like having visions of IP addresses hammering our brains.