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So basically they're finished as ICT Managers .... That sucks...

Thought So... am on their case

Hi Geoff I have been sent 2 Multimode fibre patch leads and the main cable between the building is single mode... will these patch leads work before I open the packets to test..

We have thease and they are called the Promethean +2 The arm with the projector does swing.... but the projector is fastened to the frame which has to be securely mounted to the wall... and i mean with 6 bolts as the board slides up and down.. PS the standard installation is for very small people..

Cool... this will do the whole lot in one go... It seems Sophos is not able to install unless Remote Registry is running and by default it's off..

Hi I have to turn on the "Remote Registry Service" from disabled to automatic and reboot on 300 PC's... :-({|= How would I do that ?

Is that a Bent Switch ?

Yeeehaaaa

So if you have 64gb free on a 234gb drive it ain't gonna fit is it ? 8O

Thanks Geoff.. Does the "Copy" have to be the same size or is there compression ? ?

Ahhh... then back to my other thread about Shadow Copy.... Can you put the Shadow Copy Copy onto another Server ?

Does NTBACKUP do open files and sql databases ?

What about a diffrent server ? and what is the shadow copy size to the size drive it is shadowing.. ?

Thanks Geoff... You're the man... it was the pesky system account... Didn't mention that in the MS blerb... Is it better to have the shadow copy .. copy onto another server ?

Hi I am running Server 2003 SP1 I have 3 Drives C: 10gb - 1gb free D:Applications, 30gb - 2gb free and E:Data 232gb - 62gb free I want to have Shadow copy on the E: Drive yet when I go to activate it it says "E:\ Is not eligible for Shadow Copies Yet if I go to the properties of D:Drive I can make Shadow copied for C: and D: but no E:.. All NTFS Any Ideas ?

All the job interviews that I went to I didn't get the job... :-( Stupid psycometric tests... what do they know... Then I was asked to do a short contract without an interview.... here I am 7 years later....

10p !!! They start at £3 http://www.insight.com/uk Phone them and they will beat any price you have...

Ok.. This is what i need LX SFP LX GBIC ST-SC and ST-LC SMF Patch Done!

Ta... working on it now

Many thanks again Geoff...... Steep learning curve here.... So if I have single mode fibel betwwen 2 buildings and I have 2 of these http://uk.insight.com/apps/productpresentation/index.php?product_id=ZYSFPLX&nbs_search=lang%3Den-gb%26C%3D109%26S%3D1058%26K%3D%26M%3DZY Will it work ? also is there any special type of fibre patch lead between the fibre port and the GBIC... must this be single mode ?

Rigt.. I thought that was the "plug" that goes into the GBIC... I heard that there are short range and long range GBIC's confused.com here

One will fit in your switch chassis, the other will not. Check which type your switches support and use those. Thanks Geoff... I know the difference between a GBIC and Mini GBIC.. What i want to know is are there different ones if the fibre is Multi Mode or Single Mode ?

Many thanks for that... They left out the MTRJ Plug tho.. 8) Is there a difference between GBICs and Mini GBICs if you use Single Mode Fibre ? As we have a Single Mode Fibre Link and I want to know will normal GBICs and Mini GBICs do ?

Why are they generally round? The question of why manhole covers are typically round, at least in the U.S., was made notorious by Microsoft, and Tony Martinez when they began asking it as a job-interview question. Originally meant as a psychological assessment of how one approaches a question with more than one "right" answer, the problem exerts a strange fascination on people, who seek to find alternate explanations, from the pragmatic and satirical to the philosophical. One practical answer being, "Manhole covers are round because manholes are round." Reasons for the shape include: A round manhole cover cannot fall through its circular opening, whereas a square manhole cover may fall in if it were inserted diagonally in the aperture (A Reuleaux triangle or other curve of constant width would also serve this purpose, but round covers are much easier to manufacture.) Round tubes are the strongest and most material-efficient shape against the compression of the earth around them, and so it is natural that the cover of a round tube assume a circular shape. The bearing surfaces of manhole frames and covers are machined to assure flatness and prevent them from becoming dislodged by traffic. Round castings are much easier to machine using horizontal boring mills. Circular covers do not need to be rotated to align them when covering a circular manhole. Human beings have a roughly circular cross-section. A round manhole cover can be more easily moved by being rolled. If an automobile rolls over a dislodged manhole of another shape, the sharp corners could puncture the automobile's tire, whereas a circle doesn't have corners. Tradition Aesthetics

Hi Can someone expalin to me please what LX and SX are in GBICS I have a Single Mode Mini GBIC module.. is that a SX, LX, LC or SC ? Is the SX, LX, LC or SC just to do with the patch lead plug or is it the type of module .. ie Mini GBIC to GBIC? How can I tell if a Mini GBIC is Single mode or Multimode ?