CCTV System Installation – Barfoot & Thompson Offices – Auckland CCTV System for Sales and Install

We Installed High Definition Camera Systems for Barfoot & Thompson offices across their few AKL Offices. For their staff safety, now they’ve got 24/7 video recording with high resolutions quality cameras for playback. All of those cameras on different sites are now connected in one systems so they can see them in one login.

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Auckland Company IT System Migration – ANZ Tech Cloud System – Auckland GPS Tracking System

Auckland Company IT System Migration from OriginIT to ANZ Tech Cloud System – Auckland CBD Aug-2016

We were introduced by a company who needed an immediate IT Support Solutions. We migrated them from their existing IT provider (few blocks away), to our Cloud Platform. It is now almost 5 months, and this customer is very happy with our service and support. Currently they have purchased another company in Hawks Bay, and we are in the process of linking their Auckland head office to their newly purchased factory in Hawks’s bay.

Installation of Network Systems in Alcamo Hotel – Hamilton – Auckland Network Installers

This hotel has got 4 buildings, and their central internet connection was not strong enough after few companies installed Wireless Access Points etc. However, we proposed to either install Fiber (in few months time they would have gotten fiber connections) or install Air Bridges from Central Office to the next Building. As this customer needed urgent internet solution, we ordered two Ubiquiti AirFiber 5GHz Upper Frequency Gigabit Wireless Bridge from the US and our technicians installed them. We then configured their network to have a high speed internet connection across their all rooms including conference rooms.

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IT Support Solution and Network/Server Setup – Auckland IT Support Solution

IT Support Solution and Network/Server Setup – 22-Feb-2017 

We were approached by Pasifika Education Limited needing IT Technical supports. They have got 6 branches/offices across Auckland. We were in competition with 3 other IT provider, and our quote/proposal was approved. Our initial plan for this valued customer will be to setup a proper network to link all their sites together on a shared network. Then we will work thru tasks, and issues plus on-going I.T support.

Ubiquiti AirFiber 5GHz Upper Frequency Gigabit Wireless Bridge Installers and Network Configuration Setup – Auckland/Hamilton

Installation of Network Systems in Alcamo Hotel – Hamilton    2-Feb-2017

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Tip: What is Ubiquiti AirFiber 5GHz Upper Frequency Gigabit Wireless Bridge

The high-band model, AF5U, can use the less congested, 5.9 and 6 GHz bands (as permitted by local country regulations) and has robust filtering to enable co-location with devices operating in the lower 5 GHz bands.
Operating in the 5GHz band, airFiber 5 builds on the innovations in airFiber 24 to enable speeds up to 1Gbps and introduces new eXtended Range Technology (xRT) to provide 100+Km maximum range.

Auckland Commercial CCTV Security System – Installation and Supply

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Closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems transmit video signals on a closed network. CCTV has many applications. Typically in New Zealand CCTV is used in crime prevention/detection, monitoring process controls and traffic flows. There is an increasing trend toward using CCTV to deal with anti social behaviour, crowd control and in educational institutions. Smaller CCTV systems are also now cost efficient for residential use.

We offer a complete supply, design, installation and maintenance service for all types of CCTV systems. The first step is to ask us to do a site evaluation, so we can determine the type, placement and number of surveillance cameras needed to accomplish your needs. So why not get started?

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How to Automatically Create Build Backups in Visual Studio

How to Automatically Create Build Backups in Visual Studio

If you are a one man development team, you probably don’t really have the need for a full blown version control system, yet creating source code backups for each released version is undoubtedly important.

By leveraging the power of post-build events and a simple batch script, you can easily add the ability to have Visual Studio automatically create a source code backup for each release code build.
How it works
Our solution is simple: whenever a successful build event occurs, we have a batch script run which creates a compressed archive (optionally tagged and timestamped) of all files in the respective Visual Studio project folder.

That’s it. All you have to do is follow the steps below.

Setting up automatic build backups
First you will need to download and extract the batch script file from the link at the bottom of the article. Additionally, you will need the 7-Zip command line tool (this is included with a the ‘full’ version of the Project Build Backup script, or you can download it separately). In our example, we extracted these files to the directory “C:\Tools”, but any location will work.

Open your Visual Studio Project properties, by double-clicking on My Project under the respective project.

In the project properties, go to the Compile section.

In the bottom right corner, click the Build Events button.

In our case, we want to make a backup after a successful compile action. Make sure you have the option to run the post-build event “On successful build” and then click the Edit Post-build button.

The command below creates a build backup only for the compile of the Release configuration (this is what IF condition checks for) as, realistically, we probably don’t want to make a backup of each Debug/testing build. Additionally, the current timestamp will be appended (/D switch) with the backup file being in 7z file format (/7z) as opposed to zip. By adding the /T “$(ConfigurationName)” as a parameter, we are appending the build type (Release in this case) to the name of the backup file.

IF “$(ConfigurationName)” == “Release” CALL C:\Tools\ProjectBuildBackup.bat “$(SolutionDir)” “$(ProjectDir)” “$(ProjectName)” /T “$(ConfigurationName)” /D /7z

Using the Macros button, you can have Visual Studio prefill project specific information so no hardcoding is required. You can adjust this command as needed (especially the location of the batch file), but the first three parameters will likely not need to be changed.

It is important to keep in mind that post-event operations run regardless of the project configuration selected. This is why we need to add the IF “$(ConfigurationName)” == “Release” statement – otherwise the backup action would occur on every successful build event.

Once you finish your command and apply it, the command string should appear in the Post-build events section.

Note that while the “CALL” command is not technically required, it is highly recommended, as if this is omitted then any events added after this may not execute.

Now whenever you run a compile/build with your project in the Release configuration, you will see the output from the build backup operation.

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Each successful Release build creates a new timestamped archive with the solution folder in a subdirectory, “Builds” (which can be custom defined with the /O switch if needed).

The contents of each backup is the full Visual Studio project – source files, configuration settings, compiled binaries, and all – which makes this a true point in time backup.

Not a replacement for a full version control system
In closing, we just want to reiterate that this tool is not intended to replace a full blown version control system. It is simply a useful tool for developers to create snapshots of their project’s source code after each compilation.

In the event you ever have to go back and examine a prior version, having a ready-to-use (just extract to a new directory) project file for a point in time compilation can really come in handy.

Links
Download Project Build Backup Script

Download 7-Zip Command Line Tool (Note – the 7za utility is also bundled with a download from the Project Build Backup script)

How to Install Ubundu in a Virtual Box – Installation of Uabantu Linux under Oracle VM VirtualBox

Installation of Uabantu Linux guest operating system under Oracle VM

VirtualBox on a Windows 7 Machine

Resources required:

1. Oracle VM Virtual Box for windows, and
2. Ubantu .iso Operating system file

(Note: you may use latest version of the VirtualBox and/or ubantu media if available from respective websites https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads and  http://www.ubuntu.com/download . Note that after installation your computer may prompt you to update these to the latest version as well)

Install the VirtualBox on a windows 7 machine by double clicking on the executable file. This is a straight forward process as you install other applications in a windows machine. Choose to display the shortcut of the application on desktop at the time of installation. If the VirtualBox is already installed on your computer then follow the below mentioned steps to install Ubantu VM. You may install multiple guest virtual OSs of same or different types in an Oracle VM Virtual Box Manager. You may also remove installed OS (right click>remove) whenever you wish to do so.

Important:

If you get an error message of:

You will need to restart your PC, go to BIOS settings, and then go to CPU, –> ENABLE Visualization Technology (normally by default it’s disabled).

Then you will be able to select Other, unknown (64 bit) as 64 bit won’t be available before enabling CPU Visualization technology.

1. After having https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads virtual box installed, you will need to create a new machine.
2. Click on” New”

2. Type the name of the guest operating system as Ubantu(follow this naming structure so that the owner of the VM can be easily identified in the lab) and click on Next

3. Change the Memory size to 1024MB from 512MB and click on Next

4. Keep the default setup for Virtual Hard Drive and click on Create

5. Keep default value selected for hard drive file type and click on Next

6. Keep default setup (Dynamically allocated) and click on Next

7. Keep default setup (in file location and size screen) and click on Next

8. It will create the virtual machine without the operating system with the specified name. To install the OS select the VM and click on Start button or double click the VM icon (Ubantu).

  Click on OK. (note the Host key is Right Ctrl button)

9. If the media is not automatically selected click on the Browse button just above the Cancel button and select the ubantu-14.04.1-desktop.i386 iso file from the location you have downloaded in your laptop.ab computer D:\Resources\Linux\ Programmes (or corresponding location in our home computer or laptop) :

10. Click on Start

11. Click on OK

12. If you come across any dialog boxes just click on OK until you see the following screen. Then clink on the “Install Ubantu” (You may try Ubantu by clicking “Try Ubantu” without installing it.).

13. Click on “Continue” in the next screen

14. Click on “Continue” again

15. In “Where are you?” screen, choose Auckland and click on “Continue”

16. Click on Continue in the Keyboard layout screen.

17. Enter your username and password and “Continue“

18. Ubantu OS installation will start (it may take around 10-20 minutes depending on the machine)

19. Before you click “Restart now” make sure Ubantu-14.04.1-desktop is deselected under Devices>CD/DVD Devices (When you want to deselect it may seek you permission to unmount it forcefully – just accept it).

20. After restart Ubantu OS will display the following log on screen. Enter your password and press Enter on keyboard.

21. Click on -the first icon on the left side panel and Type ‘Terminal‘ as shown below to find the terminal and click on any one of the three to open a terminal window. Alternatively you may also use CTRL+ALT+T to get the Terminal window.

22. Type commands at the command prompt and press enter to run it.

Note: The screen dumps are taken from a laptop while installing Ubuntu 13.10. Therefore some of the screens may appear differently during your installation.

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