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Here are Nominet's rules for WHOIS Opt Out: https://nominet-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/WHOIS-Opt-Out.pdf

First create an address object for the IP addresses that will be connecting to your system. Network > Settings > Address Object Manager Add a new address object Give it a meaningful name Add the IP addresses you have been provided (I think you can add ranges like this: 10.0.0.1-10.0.0.10) Save changes (You can also create one for the server they'll connect to) Now create a new service Object Network > Settings > Service Object Manager Add a new service object Give it a meaningful name Select the correct protocol (TCP/UDP) Enter the port number (9091) Save changes Now create a port forward rule Network > Configuration > Port Forwards Add a new port forward Make sure Enabled is selected From the list of client addresses, select the address object you created earlier and click Add From the list of Local IPs, select the external address you want them to connect to Now under Services, select the service object you created and click Add & under Target IP addresses, either type and add the IP address of the server, or if you created an address object slect that and add it. You can leave target port alone, or be explicit and enter 9091 Switch on Logging and IPS, which will help troubleshoot any connectivity problems. Add a comment explaining what the forward is for. Save changes Your rule is now ready and you can pass to your provider for testing. Ity's possible the target server may have a firewall enabled preventing connections to 9091, so you'll need to configure that too. Good luck.

Have a look at these threads, which may shed some light for you. https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/595c3048-4d70-48ad-a78e-9380df1bbd70/windows-2012-r2-sometimes-hangs-at-splash-screen-after-reboot?forum=winserver8gen https://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2092807 VMware ESXi 5.5 Update 3a Release Notes

From the image it looks like you want to target the block: I think the following will target it: #pg-121-0.panelgrid {}

You have to reduce the number of restore points and let the job run. Veeam will then remove the additional restore points.

Try to telnet into a mail server from a Windows machine. You need to have added the Windows feature 'Telnet client' in order to do that. The command is: telnet hostname 25 For example, telnet smtp.mail.me.com 25 You should additionally test ports 587 and 465

Is this the way these devices are connected? {INTERNET}<>[JUNIPER]<>[CISCO ASA]<>[sMOOTHWALL UTM]<>[iNTERNAL NETWORK (incl. EXCHANGE SERVER)]

What is connected to 221.192.101.2, is it an interface on the Cisco device, or another system? What can connect to 221.192.101.2 from within your network? What systems within your network can connect to external systems via SMTP?

Hello, Apologies for the lengthy delay. I've been off work. Did you get anywhere? The screenshots all look correct to me.

A log recording the actions of any user of any system does not prove that the individual assigned the credentials used to access the system carried out those actions.

That is a product of removing the * element. I know this is all counterintuitive - I've never found WDS easy. Can you post screenshots of all of the tabs on the server config? And include the whole page. Above you've cropped it.