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Yes it does, as for the EES question I can't really help there - anyone else know?

Windows VM + SSL Cert + publishing rule: What is a Remote Desktop Gateway server? control level of access by user or machine groups, allow/disallow folder mounting. No extra client software needed for windows, options for linux/mac. Honestly, we've got 3 that have NEVER required attention aside from cert renewal. Just works.

Awwww, you were so close too..

SKKKOOOOOOOOOOG

Yes. Very. and therefore highly encouraged

I've been using chrome remote desktop for helping the family out, and remote desktop gateway to access work. Both are simple and reliable.

We wouldn't know, no one's actually been in awe before.... Just run up and shout "Windows ME was underrated!" that'll get attention

Is it signed by an internal CA, or was it created by exchange? if exchange, this should work: Installing a Self-Signed Certificate as a Trusted Root CA in Windows Vista - The Windows Server Essentials and Small Business Server Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs If it's a internal CA, you'll need to get the root cert from the certificates manager of that box. I'd also say, it's easier to have a SAN with all the names in rather than separate certs for roles, as it starts getting a bit messy. That said using an internally signed cert for external clients is going to be messy anyway. This is also worth a read: Exchange 2010: Autodiscover Names and SSL Certificates

If it's not a domain machine and you're using an internally or self signed cert - you'll have to import the root certificate to each machine to get the client to trust it

They can be sweet little things though...

Dance off? Prison rules?

...giggidy

BETT Arena:

...One?

Check the ARP cache to find the mac and then use that to find out what port it's in on the core switch (if you can do that on your switch)? could be a starting point: Some tips to find rogue devices on your network | Ken's Network then "'show mac-address-table | include " (on a L3 cisco switch)

Hey! We're not....I mean, some of us....um ...that's accurate.

You misspelt *beer* in the thread title btw

If you're booting straight to xbmc you could just use your smartphone?

Looked at a p2p laser link? if you've line of sight they tend to perform pretty well (obviously adverse weather can impact them). We had a (much shorter than 800m) set connecting some outlying buildings in a school I used to work at, very much set and forget. plus...you know... LAZORZ!

As soon as I have enough stupid footage...which given the past few days performance shouldn't be long

Most people will never know the simple joy of Rawns, Drunk, shouting over teamspeak "Flight of the Valkeries, cool. HAHA YOU HIT YOUR HEAD! ..idiot" The recording was done by shadowplay, some of the audio's a bit wonky because it's mic capture is still a bit problematic. The editing was Adobe Premiere, I switched from Final Cut a few years back, and now much prefer it

We need help... (warning: some naughty language)

Go big or go home...

Man up...

Transmetropolitan is a great call... Also Y: The last Man if you've not read it too... Y The Last Man TP Vol 01 Unmanned: Amazon.co.uk: Pia Guerra: Books