By Staunch Systems on
12/12/2011 5:44 PM
Setup High Availability using Peplink Balance Routers and Netgear switches with port based VLAN to reduce hardware requirements.
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By Staunch Systems on
10/3/2011 1:50 PM
As a SharePoint 2010 hosting provider and IT consultant, I get several requests to setup SharePoint 2010 on Windows computers so that internet explorer and windows explorer remember the SharePoint password.
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By Mark on
6/2/2011 9:18 AM
Staunch Escalation Service is a softphone solution for you company. The purpose of this system is to reach on-call employees effortlessly and provide them with details straight from the customer.
When a voicemail is last on your phone system Staunch Escalation Service will call the highest priority employee on the lowest tier, play the voicemail and wait for confirmation. If there is no confirmation the system and will continue the call cycle through employees on that tier until the specified time is reached. When the tier time expires, the system will begin calling names on the next tier. If the service cycles through all the tiers with no confirmation, the emergency contact will be called endlessly. Finally, the service will e-mail a specified tracking e-mail with a digital copy of the voicemail and a message of who confirmed it.
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By Staunch Systems on
4/27/2011 12:34 PM
I noticed that my network drives are slow when accessing a WSS v3 or SharePoint 2010 site. The website is fast but browsing folders is real slow. Follow these easy steps to speed up your network access to SharePoint.
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By Staunch Systems on
4/7/2011 8:42 AM
The Relay for Life is such a good organization. They provide money for research and helping patients. Our motto is “Protect Your Business.” and the Relay for Life protects the sanctity of life with their open hearts and helping hands. Please help us help them by joining our team or donating to this cause.
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By Staunch Systems on
3/20/2011 5:38 PM
We use 3CX Windows based VoIP Phone server and either Yealink or Cisco phones for all of our recent VoIP installations. A need that was recently brought to our attention was the need to have an afterhours emergency response system. Our customer needed to allow customers to leave a voicemail afterhours and then have a team of support engineers be able to get the message and acknowledge that the message was received.
We did some searching and found that most solutions out there required proprietary software and had expensive reoccurring costs associated to them.
After a some deliberation we decided to build our own emergency notification and escalation solution. We use open standards and an internet based VoIP carrier to reliably deliver voicemail messages to various teams in priority and with escalation to higher levels. We call this service the Staunch Escalation Service. There is a simple web GUI that is used to program the system to support as many team members as you want with up to 4 tiers...
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By Staunch Systems on
3/18/2011 10:52 AM
As most of you know, Staunch is a proud supporter of the Relay for Life, both for personal and professional reasons. The Relay for Life organization helps many people that are struggling with Cancer right here in our community. Also, very close family members of mine have either had or have cancer. If you know someone with or has had cancer, a luminary is a great way to remember and honor them. You can purchase a luminary to support the Gainesville Relay for Life using the link below:
Purchase a Luminary
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By Staunch Systems on
3/13/2011 9:43 PM
SharePoint 2010 Foundation allows you to share files, contacts, projects, business operations, calendars, photos, and pretty much any form of collaborative data with anyone anywhere. You can access SharePoint as a network drive:
Or through the internet:
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By Staunch Systems on
3/13/2011 11:25 AM
I am working on a Sunday to make up our hosting plans for Staunch Hosting. The goal is to setup a reseller program. If you are interested in being a Staunch Hosting Reseller, contact sales@staunch.us
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By Staunch Systems on
3/11/2011 5:15 PM
This is a very exciting day for me. As most people know, I am an avid Windows supporter. We’ll I realized today that my Dot Net Nuke based website has a blog module that supports Windows Live Writer. What this means is that I can work on my blog without worrying about my site timing out while I type. I also get the benefit of adding images and other content very easily.  I just added the screenshot above by using a Windows+S screen clipping. ...
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