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Have you got an experience with dogs? I wouldn't suggest a breed like that for a first time unless you've some serious time to devout to learning and training - they WILL try to dominate the household

Nah, it's just mine can't be bought by fake Danish plastic....

I'm gonna go against the flow, and say that looks awful....

Well they did rockets. Then balls. Maybe its time for promotional melons?

Sports!

Tom's definitely suffering from blue balls there....

Congrats!

That's a cold spare - a hot spare is in the drive array formatted and ready to be built onto :-)

....except you can't?

1200?! ekky thump! ..at least it's a nice round number....

Have you run the powershell command listed in the article? You might also need to rebuild the address book...maybe?

well, I have heard once you've gone black...

^ what he said....

When viewing a user in the exchange console do you not see 'simple display name' in the user information tab?

try sending from another source using my link above.

if that's *actually* the address and not just a dummy then their server definitely isn't accepting it.. Otherwise their server is up and responding. However if thats just a dummy 'name' in the above you might wanna check from an external source that the server accepts to the address: Interactive DNS MX-verify CGI running at VGER.KERNEL.ORG

Have a read - Using the Simple Display Name as an External Display Name - The IT Pro Exchange - Site Home - TechNet Blogs

Do you really wanna be putting new XP machines in? Support is ending for them in under a year...

not cryptozoology? WON'T SOMEONE THINK OF BIGFOOT?!? PS: Congrats

All the more reason to go server core... ;-)

The above is true, RAID 5 will tolerate a failed disk. However, I have always run our SANs with a hot spare - the risk of disaster is too great not to IMHO

There may be a DNS issue between the domains - can they resolve server names between domains? If it works it might be try recreating the trust

Hey Tushan, are these two separate domains (Curriculum and Admin) ? Sounds like you may have an issue with the domain trust if so - see here: Troubleshooting Active Directory Domains and Trusts

it kind of depends what you're trying to achieve - are you looking at full coverage? for how many client devices? IMHO it's a mistake to buy cheap and then have to buy something else later because cheap didn't work out. I know money's always an issue, but giving yourself a bigger issue because you can't get the cash is sometimes worse. I myself have never used a netgear wireless system - but anecdotally I've heard some bad, some good stories. I think most places outgrow them quite quick due to increased take up and then move onto something else. Of course someone else may disagree totally...