feat: Adds phone system article.

content/articles/2025-04-04-servers.md

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 of my personal devices.
 
 | Server         | DNS Name               | IP Address     |
-| --------------------- | ---------------------- | ------------ |
+| -------------- | ---------------------- | -------------- |
-| mighty-mini (company) | mightymini.housh.dev   | 192.168.50.6 |
+| mighty-mini    | mightymini.housh.dev   | 192.168.50.6   |
-| franken-mini (mine)   | frankenmini.housh.dev  | 192.168.50.5 |
+| franken-mini   | frankenmini.housh.dev  | 192.168.50.5   |
-| rogue-mini (mine)     | roguemini.housh.dev    | 192.168.50.4 |
+| rogue-mini     | roguemini.housh.dev    | 192.168.50.4   |
-| home-assistant (mine) | homeassitant.housh.dev | 192.168.30.5 |
+| home-assistant | homeassitant.housh.dev | 192.168.30.5   |
+| NAS            | nas.housh.dev          | 192.168.10.105 |
 
 You can read more about the network setup
 [here](https://docs.housh.dev/articles/2025/network/).

content/articles/2025-04-07-PhoneSystem.md

@@ -0,0 +1,70 @@
+---
+date: 2025-04-07
+tags: phones, infrastructure, unifi
+---
+
+# Phone System
+
+This article is about the phone system at the office.
+
+The phones are managed through the
+[unifi management console](https://unifi.ui.com). You must have administrator
+privileges in order to manage the phones.
+
+Below is a list of our current phone numbers and the user's extensions.
+
+| Name    | Number       | Extension |
+| ------- | ------------ | --------- |
+| Alicia  | 513-252-2514 | 0100      |
+| Andy    | 513-463-1695 | 0102      |
+| Michael | 513-953-4519 | 0101      |
+
+## Primary Numbers
+
+Our primary numbers (513-793-6374 & 800-793-6374) forward to Alicia's number,
+which is the primary entry to our phone system. The 800 number is manged through
+[number-barn](https://www.numberbarn.com). The 513 number is managed through
+Cincinnati-Bell.
+
+## Unifi Talk Application
+
+The unifi talk application is where all users, groups, and call handling is
+managed.
+
+### Devices
+
+The devices section is where physical phones are assigned to users.
+
+### Users
+
+The users section is where user profiles and extensions are handled.
+
+### Groups
+
+The groups section is where user are assigned to groups that are selected when
+client calls in. They are used to direct calls to the appropriate people by
+ringing phones as a group or sequentially.
+
+### Engagement
+
+The engagement section of the application is where the call handling is setup.
+It is where the business hours are managed as well as setting up the menus a
+client hears when they call into the main number.
+
+![engagement](/static/img/phones.engagement.png)
+
+#### Change Business Hours
+
+One of the most common tasks that needs managed is changing the business hours
+when there is a holiday during a weekday that we would typically be open. To
+change the hours click on `Engagement -> Business Hours` and remove the day that
+is a holiday.
+
+Once the day is removed then the `Non-Business Hours` flow will be used to route
+calls.
+
+> Note: When changing business hours for a holiday it is important to set them
+> back once the holiday is finished, so create a reminder so that you remember
+> to do that.
+
+![business-hours](/static/img/phones.businesshours.png)

content/articles/2025-04-07-TimeMachine.md

@@ -18,8 +18,23 @@ Once setup, this should mount the folders that you have access to automatically
 when your computer is attached to the network and you have the
 [unifi identity app installed](https://www.ui.com/download/app/identity-desktop).
 
+### Manually Connecting to NAS
+
+You can also manually mount NAS folders by using the `Finder` application if the
+unifi identity application is not working for you.
+
+1. Open the Finder application
+1. Choose connect to server from `Go -> Connect to server...` (or type ⌘K)
+1. In the server address field type: `smb://192.168.10.105`
+1. Enter your credentials to login to the server (attain username and password
+   from Michael)
+1. Choose the `Personal-Drive` folder
+
 ## Time Machine
 
+After you are connected to the NAS you can then setup time machine backups for
+your computer.
+
 The time machine settings are found in the
 `System Settings -> General -> Time Machine` section of your system settings
 application.