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Not quite that much but I do like veeam... until it goes wrong then its a nightmare!! With regards to the upgrade as your support was valid when 5.1 came out you may still be able to upgrade to that version. Login to VMware look at license keys and look for the drop down shown here
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Nice To see you have joined Edugeek Matt (Toby From Phormium )
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Ground Loop ( Lenovo T430 + 23 inch Lenovo Screen connected via VGA )
glennda replied to mac_shinobi's topic in Hardware
Which model of T430's is it - We have loads of these here and non of them do this. You may find its actually the drivers you have. -
Then that should work - I have only ever used a P2000 with VMware I'm afraid.
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How is it currently setup? I'm guessing ISCSI here? Have you got two seperate vswitches (or at least two vmkernel ports on the same vswitch) with different subnets? EDIT: realised thats for VMware! Erm you will need two nics and two discovery IP's on different subnets
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It will need to be shutdown to clone it.
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Yes using VMFStools
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I have a client who used to use GALMOD to allow end users to modify the global address list - with Windows 7 this isn't supported any more. Anybody any ideas as to what we could use as a replacement?
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Single Sign On Services What Apps... Welcome To YouID
glennda replied to russdev's topic in Cloud Services
Slightly off topic - could you perhaps put some demo vids on youtube are you always going to want to run through it with people? -
I made a noticeboard at my last place which staff submitted something online and the teachers could display on the IWB in the classroom - it self scrolled and was easy as pie to setup - they just open the link and its on the screen We had a similar one on the display screen in sixth form.
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Sorry it won't sit within the blade itself my bad, but it is most likely compatible to connect into it but will need to check with Nimble.
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What bladecenter is it? They are one of the only devices certified to go into a Cisco UCS I know that, but i can find out.
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15.84% in our office. That's inside - the thermometer outside is saying 29 degrees
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Yup - that was the reason I moved the school @mdench is at away from the LEA - which authority is it?
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You will probably find you are connected to ja.net through your LEA anyway. I can say Zen will probably be more expensive but you pay more for the tech support. It is faultless.
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M247 Ltd is somebody who I have used in the past - Or Zen Internet.
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Not that are just educationally focused, my company does which is why I rave, are you on Twitter? best thing to do is find @Nick_Dyer_ and find out from him. He is the Senior Engineer for Nimble in the UK both pre and post sales.
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Take a look at the Nimble CS210/CS220 if you are looking at the PS41* series. If anything apart from the fact they are more up to date technology it will make Dell drop there pants to convince you to buy a Equalogic. I have installed 2 nimbles in the last week and to say the performance is Amazing is an understatement, plus the built in compression (both are running at 35% compression) its quality kit. If you have any questions of the Nimbles give me a shout they are one of the best bits of kit out in the San world at the moment and would put an Equalogic to shame.
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There are a lot of reasons not to use the built in windows backup
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Most Probably - they are designed to be fullly enclosed. And depending on your upgrade of the machines you are also supposed to buy extra fans for them.... With regards to servers I have just been putting in a stack of HP DL380's and DL360's and they are solid robost and cost effective machines plus the support is excellent. For Servers I wouldn't look away from HP unless i got prodded largely. The Cisco UCS is actually supermicro and along with most of the other cisco kit.
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which one to use: mailscanner or spamassasin ?
glennda replied to bicky's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
I have used mailcleaner before. But if I am honest for spam protection it is always worth paying for something unless you have a lot of time to sit and configure it. -
Yup - Meraki kit is certainly very good. I cannot fault it in any of the places I have used it, also in terms of the AP's don't get MR12's as they won't cut the mustard at all in a school.
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Advice on Touch screen tv for special class
glennda replied to pooley's topic in AV and Multimedia Related
How big do you need? 27" do? IdeaCentre Horizon Table PC | Multi-user Fun | Lenovo | Lenovo (US) -
Sorry I got the Dl530 not the DL380 - my bad
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This should do the job i think - 381573-001 HP SPS-BD BATTERY CHARGE
