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I would love for a house to cost 30k! An Allotment down here costs about that much (ok maybe not but similar!)
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Not really the right way to go about things personally people that do this kind of thing do my nut...
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Well you can get a cheapo one for about 740/750 but they tend to be a hole!
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Same Situation mate. My hometown is on the London to Brighton mainline. The cheapest a 1 bed flat is around £160k+ and a 2 bed (which i would rather) is a minimum of 200k. So i've gotta get myself 20k before I can even think about anything! Renting a 2 Bed flat here is around 8/900 a month
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What is the receiver connector set to under Server config/ Hub transport/Servername? EDIT: under organisation/Hub transport email address policies is there one setup and mailboxes have addresses on that Domain?
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Most things are not that complicated when doing this apart from time consuming. The only major headache is Exchange.
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I think you want DBAN About DBAN | Darik's Boot And Nuke
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I know its possible to extract the music using Show hidden files. can anybody recommend some software which is free that exports all the songs from an Ipod easily? its quite an old one
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is it able to lookup the server? You might find the server thinks the machine has an open session using ad credentials and its now trying without AD creds.
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Is the @ domain setup in the Accepted Domains?
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Worried about DPA, Dropbox or Skydrive? = VMware Project Octopus
glennda replied to glennda's topic in Cloud Services
Hmm the peppercrew article has a few in accuracy's from other things I have read and the VMware Video - it says there is no linux client but I beleive there is one for Octopus. @plexer - res does look pretty good. Although Its a shame it has some non-standard port needs (i.e 8080 for mac). -
Worried about DPA, Dropbox or Skydrive? = VMware Project Octopus
glennda replied to glennda's topic in Cloud Services
Yup I've put in for it normally and I will look into seeing if we can also get a copy via my Partner program - If i can and get a chance to play (i'm away for 5 days now). I will make a full post about the pros/cons of it. I have seen Ericom before which works great and actually ties in well with VMware view but the only need for that IMHO is for people using Chrome books and we all know how successful they are... -
Havn't seen anything posted about this around here so thought I would post it up - Not sure if its the right forum as its a mix between cloud and Virtual machines. Looks quite interesting to add the managable features to the services above with all the data held within the IT infrastructure. VMware Project Octopus
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ISCSI Switching - Transmitted Paused Frames
glennda replied to glennda's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
lucky you where not in america then! I'm hoping to watch in imax but depends if there is availability for it -
ISCSI Switching - Transmitted Paused Frames
glennda replied to glennda's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
If it causes significate problems I can turn it back on again easily where as I would need to restart the Networking on the VM hosts to disable Jumbo Frames which means taking down the servers in my evening and I would rather go and see the Dark Knight this evening -
ISCSI Switching - Transmitted Paused Frames
glennda replied to glennda's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
At the moment I would rather keep it on and only disable it as a last resort due to running VDI pools etc. I'm going to try disabling Flow Control first to see if that lowers the overheads on the switching - will have to wait as i'm not brave enough to do it during the day although they are supposedly in a fault tolerant cluster! -
ISCSI Switching - Transmitted Paused Frames
glennda replied to glennda's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
I know the switches are not amazing. Sadly they are not mine to replace - they are a clients (I never set this up!). I think Jumbo Frames makes a difference I'm just debating turning off Flow control to see if the spikes stop - From initial investigations they are only hanging when Veeam is removing its snapshots but as they do hourly replication to a DR sites its a larger issue then once an evening. On a normal Paused frame what is the time period they are held for? -
ISCSI Switching - Transmitted Paused Frames
glennda replied to glennda's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
Thanks Synack - First link isn't working but will look later and read through the VMware (they are having issues with DDOS according to Status Page.) -
I'm no ISCSI expert having mainly worked with Fiber Channel. Today I'm looking through some performance issues with a Dot Hill San and VM's hanging for a couple of seconds every now and then. One of the things I have noticed is there is some Transmitted Pause Frames on the ISCSI Switching (dedicated HP 1810-24G - Jumbo Frames Enabled). Its not a huge amounts of packets considering the numbers of transmitted but I'm not sure if its a factor? Ports 1-4 are trunked to a seperate switch which is seeing pretty similar numbers Are these switches struggling to process the traffic?
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You need to get a supplier that pallet wraps! Its easier to unbox.
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How to buy SSL cert from 123-Reg ?
glennda replied to ihaveaproblem's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
Yes I believe so -
How to buy SSL cert from 123-Reg ?
glennda replied to ihaveaproblem's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
Give your smoothwall a valid hostname then worked for me - mine was smoothwall.thedomain.org.uk doesn't have to be named in the same fashion as the AD domains. -
How to buy SSL cert from 123-Reg ?
glennda replied to ihaveaproblem's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
What is the cert for? Normally you just setup an Internal CA and then it can easily be added as a trusted CA via Group Policy to clients and you have it done for free. -
[blackberry] BES Server - Device Sync Rate
glennda replied to glennda's topic in Mobile Devices & Tablets
Thats what I thought but it appears not!
