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Yes, by default they do. However you can apply rules to your out of office - so set it up so it only replies to mail sent directly to you, and disregards group emails.

I'd leave it a bit longer yet - I've had a few things coming from the states taking a while, I think their customs are being a bit overzealous so slowing everything down. And then there's the joy of the UK customs once it arrives....

You're not running AVG on them are you? apparently there was an update last night which caused this to win7 and 2k8 r2 boxes

citation needed.. why do you say that?

I can testify to that....

I don't think we've a gender field do we?

VMware esx 3.5 originally only supported 2TB LUNS VMware KB: ESX does not support 2 terabyte LUN sizes I believe this is different in Vsphere 4, but TBH have never had cause to create a server with more than 2TB on a single disk, so we've not tested. and yes you can apply more than one server to a LUN and have them accessing individual disk images

That wasn't your username on here too was it...? otherwise we'll have some very disappointed edugeekers...

ESXi runs fine off an SD card FYI, done it on our last few bladecentre installs and its great. Good way of knocking some cost off the hosts. As for whether to get it preinstalled/builtin or install yourself -as long as the hardware's supported the install process takes minutes, so whatever's most cost-effective I'd go for

eh? A celeron is , IMHO, never a good choice, so a new processor would be a good bet. However, 1GB of RAM is woeful - and certainly would be the cheapest option for the most noticeable results. BUT - a 6 year old machine? definitely throw it out and get a new one ...that said, don't we all love it when people get their partner/son/etc involved in our business ;-)

Including the server share? not just the folder permissions itself

All depends on what she meant...

BOOOOOM

ONE day this year we'll have the regular edugeek logo....one day.... :-p

If spiceworks didn't work check out lansweeper worked much better for us, and has a full catalogue of each machine

Are you sure its not someone selecting system restore from the 'incorrect shutdown' boot screen?

buh? its hardly stuff you'd use every day though is it? best practices analyzers? migration assistants? they're all pretty single use - with the exception of the sharepoint and hyper-v offerings Search Server Express, Sharepoint Designer and the like would have been better additions IMHO

lets all get totally poped!

Saw em a few years back and they were blinding - have a good one !

Teachers make...Behind the Red door the busiest forum on edugeek.net ;-)

What are you trying to achieve? From the sounds of it you'd be much better off looking at a thin client solution that a virtualisation one? You could get thinstation or something similar to boot to an rdp session on each VM desktop, but you're not actually gaining much from that

S-Gon One with a SC in front of it...simple like glass is 'ass' with a gl in front ;-)

Personally I think charging the same for one line of colour as a full page is the way to go make people think twice about whether they need something in colour or can cope with b&w But no, I don't think you'd find anything that would do that - you'd need to have a full page render of everything printed before matching anything not white, black or grayscale and then calculating the coverage you're talking an awful lot of slowdown to the print process.

have a look at @webman CRBS classroombookings - Project Hosting on Google Code Used it to great effect myself - very configurable and simple install DAMMIT - beaten by plexer

Dell Inspiron Duo hybrid netbook / tablet stars in another film -- Engadget They better have these at BETT I know its a dell, but I'm severely tempted for a personal purchase the US price is $549 too....hope they don't do the usual overprice for the UK market