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You can! set the item level targeting to set the default printer by OU, then use loopback processing to apply the user settings to a computer OU. It's what I do...

Security camera wise I can highly recommend the mobotix range: especially this bad boy: MOBOTIX AG - The HiRes Video Company / IP Video Cameras motion sensors with highlightable areas, no need for a central controller and general single lens awesomeness. It's what we use to do the BETT show cam every year. and the lovely people at Net-Ctrl can you help you out with them too :-)

Should be fine, it's what we do between London and Boston. I'd suggest a new vlan for the DAG network though

NTOP might be an option? much more info than you really need, but should be able to show you each hosts time connected to each resource/ traffic downloaded (including web sites) ntop but yet again a proxy might be a better idea, maybe a little smoothwall express box?

Voted - blimey, their site is a bit clunky....

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@Ric_ - works well huh?

The logical drive portion of the message means its actually referring to the RAID set in this situation. A degraded drive could be for a number of reasons, including a failed or predictive failed disk. but it could also be the set is doing a rebuild, or the raid controller battery is low. Do you have the hp tools installed? if not download the latest PSP (Proliant Support Pack) from HP's website and you will find some support tools installed. these should help point you in the right direction.

For GPP the printers need to be listed in the directory, is it set on yours?

Is autodiscover working correctly? if you ctrl-right click the outlook icon and choose 'test autoconfig' does it return with reasonable values?

Also, 2k7 has to be sp3 to support online archive I believe - or this update: Released: Office 2007 Cumulative Update for February 2011 - Exchange Team Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs

Shouldn't need to, just wait for the setting to replicate and then restart the client (seems to force a refresh) Although if you add it under file - account settings - change account - more settings - advanced - additional mailboxes and then add the mailbox name specified in the user properties - mailbox features - archive it might work? Do you have an archive and retention policy set?

@Ric_ and I's boss has just arrived with a bacon sandwich each .. that's appreciation

It might be best to LILO for a while..

stop debian such a wally....

They're a mix of VM and hardware based on location - we're running DFS-R in 14 different offices worldwide, so there's quite a mix.

that chart is missing "makes you look a complete berk" with "Yes" in both columns... Also, if it can't take a 5.1 input then it's not 5.1 IMHO, it's simulated. a stereo jack connection can't provide that.

I can't see any features that make me interested in the upgrade. especially for us non-iOS users...

The Hesh's aren't actually noise cancelling. what they do have is great isolation, and big fat 50mm drivers. ...just sayin'

@Dos_Box - that offended my ears. Personally I find new bands I like every day - recommendations, spotify or last.fm are the usual sources. These are one of the latest, Closure in Moscow. Not my usual thing, but cool in a kind of 'Head Automatica' kind of way. And very well written.

In a virtual environment with no redundancy, you literally are putting all your eggs in one basket. In a standard physical environment, you may have a 15% chance of failure, per server - but a single server outage affects no other systems. A non redundant virtual system may have the same 15% failure chance, but a hardware outage affects *all* systems, potentially to greatly damaging effect. A redundant system bypasses this concern, by allowing virtual machines to migrate between hosts as needed. this also produces other benefits, such as allowing maintenance/upgrades to be done within normal working hours That'd be my starting point anyway..as for specs, we're not a school, but what you've specced is close to what we use as a test bed in one of our satellite offices, if you need any details, just shout

Nice! BSi - Fujitsu PRIMERGY CX400 S1 Multi-Node Server Enclosure (Blade Chassis) - Business Systems International So Fujitsu have announced this neat little unit, comprising 4 server nodes and up to 24 drives in a 2u package. Would be great for a space constrained environment - or for a backup server farm, etc. REALLY like it, might look at them for our remote offices

What are you using them for? if its flac files from a machine with a dedicated high quality DAC, then spending a large sum of money on a pair for pure audio replication isn't that silly. if it's MP3s on your phone, you'd be an idiot to. don't buy beats, etc - they've a horrible sound profile, and even the top end ones have massive level of spill. I've really liked my RHA C200s RHA CA-200 Black Headphones: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics which are pretty cheap, but the drivers are good quality, they have a warm sound tone, they isolate well and the cable is replaceable (don't usually see that at that price point). sooo...horses for courses

"The toecutter! he knows who I am!" Great film

They're trying to get you to look at a big scary number, then pay them to 'fix' it. Scammers....I hatez em