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Bonne chance. Nov 1, 2013 - Re-Download OS X Mavericks Installer on a Mac Running 10.9.

If the Mac is already running OS X Mavericks, redownloading the installer is.

If you need to burn these to a usb or external hard drive using windows, Then use a program called Transmac.

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Hello fellow techs, Im trying to install the latest version of OS X Mavericks (10.9.5) on my 2006 MacPro 1.1 via SFOTT: I have successfully installed 10.9.2, but I cannot update via the normal method because it overwrites the custom boot, causing the Mac only to boot to my recovery partition.

OEMden has instructions on how to re-patch the boot with SFOTT but it just does not work for me (error I get is Cannot parse volume.

So, what I need is a full package installer of 10.9.5 with InstallESD.dmg in ContentsSharedSupport.

The one I get from the AppStore does not have this, so I cant boot to it.

Im signed up as an Xcode developer (ha) so I should be able to get it from there if its available, but havent seen it.

EDIT: Would it be possible to use the InstallESD.dmg from a 10.9.2 installer to build a bootable USB drive to install 10.9.5 Thats pretty open ended.

LAN - Be prepared to have your up-to-date network really tested, because VoIP will find whatever flaws it has.

I have not had much trouble on LAN installations, but in offices of 40 or so I have had layer 3 switches segmenting the LAN into multiple subnets with dedicated functionality, in particular with a VoIP dedicated subnet.

WAN - You need to be particularly mindful of the peak bandwidth usage without VoIP, and determine how you will handle the WAN bottle-neck.

You must either over-provision bandwidth so that you never encounter queuing at the bottleneck, or have some type of QoS marking and queuing strategy that ensures VoIP protocols will have top priority when there is congestion at the WAN interface.

If you do not want to manage the router, you want a managed router solution that allows QoSCOS, whatever terminology the carrier uses.

For instance, I am using ATT, because I want to transition to an MPLS network that has end-to-end QoS - as soon as my pre-existing contracts at the rest of my sites expire.

MPLS is ideal. But since I cannot do that yet, my ATT sites have their BVoIP service, which is just a T-1 or Ethernet service provisioned with some VoIP trunks.

I chose this service because this allows you to use either their default QoS settings, which includes prioritization for VoIP protocols, or tailor it myself.

They are expensive for their voice channels, so I buy the 6 minimum, dont use them, as I have a cheaper source that gives me 40 SIP trunks at wholesale prices (my PBX vendor has given me a nice deal).

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ATT will not give you QoS on a traditional T-1, unless you order the BVoIP service, which requires a beefier router (a Cisco 3900 series vs the 1800 series they normally give on an Ethernet connection).

PBX - If you are looking at options, I would suggest an Asterisk-based system.

Compare bang for the buck, features, long-term viability of the vendors, and I would pick open source.

Having worked for one of the more successful proprietary PBX vendors and seeing how lean they now have to be to survive today, I dont believe the proprietary solution is viable long-term.

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