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And they train to land the planes on the same exact spot everytime, so he would have landed in that exact spot everytime he landed, just this time it is without a nose gear!

Would also required the payed for version of ESXI. A work around would be pass the scsi port straight through to a VM machine and run your backups from there. Personally though paid for vmware and veeam. Toby

Echo this, brilliant kit

Very good obviously depending on the building - they are dual radio units and can cope with a fair chunk being thrown at them

Onenote for me, i use it to store all my trchnotes for my clients, nice and simple accesible from nearly every device. Also available offline and changes are synced with other users

Office365 home does that do it?

Is 120gb ssd enough?

Yeah the Nimble's do that, they have autosupport which means the devices sends them data every 5 minutes and it is automatically processed and any faults or problems raised. They also have InfoSight which is brilliant for capacity planning.

HP 5406zl or HP 5408zl i think. Very very good switches.

Yes use version 8, Also don't use the e1000 network card with server 2012 VM's, i jave a feeling there is an issue with this.

No worries - Active sync settings sit underneath the user account in the AD tree which is why you need that ticked, I'm not sure why it doesn't work but it also means a lot of the time you cannot migrate mailboxes because of that tick box

Ok - the auth doesn't surprise me (on a domain joined laptop it shouldn't happen), is that autodiscover doesn't work? what happens if you manually put in the server address?

But what does the outlook anywhere test show? There is a seperate test.

That is correct - but these days with 10GB ISCSI it doesn't really make too much difference, not much supports 16GB FC anyway

I ensure that the firewall rules are down as tight as possible for all my clients - and that anything web facing uses 2 factor auth. You could try an external penetration test which various online companies do.

Got a client who is looking at the V7000 at the moment but they are going XIV. Personally I would at Nimble Storage - I'm fairly sure they have a contingent down in Oz. All depends on what you want to run on the storage and its IOP requirements.

Right that looks like the autodiscover is working - you can ignore the "Attempting to test potential Autodiscover URL https://domain.co.uk/AutoDiscover/AutoDiscover.xml Testing of this potential Autodiscover URL failed" and should be working. Run the test again for Outlook Anywhere

I think the problem is to do with the auth on the IIS default website as when you go to https://mail.domain.com/owa it should take you to the forms based auth login but it cannot due to the default website requiring the auth. It should take you to the page attached rather than prompt with a username/password box. I would set the permissions on all the folders as they are specified in the above link

There is two ways for it to do autodiscover - via domain.com/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml or via autodiscover.domain.com It almost sounds like it cannot locate autodiscover.domain.com from the internet (although you say this does). Try running the connectivity tool now you have changed the IIS permissions.

Bitdefender personally across all my clients.

Personally I would virtulise and then either use something for live replication or replicate every 1 hour. IMHO not a lot should be physical these days apart from keeping a physical DC and Virtual Hosts. (this does vary but I can't see a huge amount schools use that requires its own hardware).

Locally within the Network users shouldn't need to auth anyway it will take the settings from the folder. What happens if you go in a web browser externally (or internally) https://autodiscover.domain.com/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml That should internally show you XMl externally prompt for username/password then show you the xml

Ok that should be fine - it doesn't actually matter whether it is a cname or A record (I just use cname as it is only ever 1 to change if IP changes). Essentially do autodiscover.domain.com point to the same as owa.domain.com? I guess activesync works? Are the permissions on all the IIS folders correct? and Authentication types etc? The correct perms are here - Blogs - Exchange Team Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs In particular the EWS folder and RPC

Ok - that looks like you don't have an autodiscover record public on the internet. What i normally do is have a cname for autodiscover.domain.com pointing to the owaddress.domain.com When you go to https://owaaddress.domain.com/owa do you get your standard OWA login page?