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Half hour?! ...and the rest! And yes, James is now enrolling to hogwarts

Do you have a suspended ceiling? Our Riga office had the same issue..We run ceiling mounted power cables down spirals to desk mounted distribution sockets...looks odd at first but is workable and very flexible

Train allegedly gets in at 14:39

If they're domain machines, DirectAccess is also worth a look, but it's more of a faff to set up than HAP+

I assume Tino's menu is fresher than their website? ..seriously, ouch, my eyes.

You don't wanna upset her... http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/underwire/2013/01/oprahbees.gif

Have a read here: Move a file share to a new server using Robocopy | oasysadmin

What I'd recommend. 1.Create a new partition at the end of the free space of 60gb and assign it g:\ 2. robocopy entire contents of f:\ to g:\ 3. remove any shares from f:\ folders and recreate them on g:\ 4: check everything is working as expected. 5. delete the f:\ parition, reassign g:\ as F:\ 6: extend c:\ into the space where f:\ was when you recreate the shares will be your only "downtime" in this method - using gparted will require the server be booted into it.

Blup? Hey, Scripting Guy! How Can I Sign Windows PowerShell Scripts with an Enterprise Windows PKI? (Part 2 of 2) - Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs

It's not too shocking, But takes a bit of thinking before jumping in. It also means you can generate internal certs for internal web servers, etc. Which can provide a cost/security benefit down the line. but if you can throw some money at it, it mgiht be better to buy a code signing cert from someone who's a trusted root in windows by default (MS update the root certs trusted auth parties fairly often) If you go start-run-mmc then go file-add snap in. choose certificates, computer account, local computer. You can then open trusted root certification authorities and see a list of certificate signers your machine trusts (and likely the same as the other machines on the network) - I believe thwate, verisign and globalsign are normally good bets: https://www.globalsign.co.uk/code-signing/

Have you got a domain certificate server? If so it should be fairly easy to make a code signing cert, as long as the machines running it trust the domain root (which they should do). Have a look: Hey, Scripting Guy! How Can I Sign Windows PowerShell Scripts with an Enterprise Windows PKI? (Part 1 of 2) - Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs

*rollseyes* link on page leads to registration page. *registers* Blank page *close tab, click link again* blank page ...on and on and on Had to search for the event from my account page (which was a job on it's own) before it would let me register.

Wow, eventbrite is not good.

ooh-arr, ooh-arr

Why was drinking not mentioned? Is edugeek broken?

No Magic, our bodies have given up producing ordinary sweat and now exude ethanol, gravy and chilli sauce....

Oh, you want pedantic? How is owndership treating you?

...you mean eyes? They're handy for discovering land.

ErP is a European regulatory standard, it's to do with having the machine being able to consume a really low amount of power when shutdown or in standby. I imagine on this particular motherboard that doesn't provide enough power for the NIC to be able to listen for WOL packets.. Nice you've got it sorted though

Is ERP enabled? from the mobo manual:

Seen this? Getting multiple credential prompts when connecting to Remote Desktop Remote Apps - Ask the Performance Team - Site Home - TechNet Blogs

In the rdp window, under rd gateway server settings, you wanna tick the box marked "use my RD Gateway credentials for the remote computer"

Where's my 8-string? time for a metal remix I think...

The Ark Knight Rises - a gritty re-imagining of the bible tale