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Ergo's all in ones looked good at BETT.

Hello, You probably want to set up some static routes on eth1 to reach your internal subnet(s). Leave eth0 alone, default route to the internet is fine if that's what you need. So you want eth1 to reach 10.8.0.5 via the internal gateway 10.12.4.105 right? If you only need to reach 10.8.0.5 specifically you could try: route add 10.8.0.5/32 gw 10.12.4.105 dev eth1 (if you need to see more than just 10.8.0.5 then you would put in the subnet scope) If this completely breaks things just reboot the box as the route isn't persistent across reboots yet.

Can you browse to the path directly (ie, \\server\share\name_of_folder) to prove it is hidden but 'there'?

Put them in the "Domain Admins" group. (Compare the group memberships between a working and non working one)

Very kind of you to offer these up. Would love to try Mass Effect and Need for speed on the iPad! Can return gift of happy affection

@EduTech will likely know.

I use Touchdown

Is your hypervisor contended for CPU? How many cores are available in your hypervisor, and how many vCPU are allocated out across the host? What do the performance charts show for the SIMS server plus host? CPU Ready/Wait times?

Awesome, glad to help.

Before you get to that point about maintenance mode etc you should see the grub menu. You do need to be quick, I think I used to bash escape to make it stop chuntering through.

Ah superb, the fact you've got some stuff out of /SP/console we've got a fighting chance That is some horribly old firmware! Now, if you don't mind 'risking' completely bricking your system (it can't be any worse than it currently is!) I'd try factory resetting it via GRUB before it gets to this maintenance / screwed point. When you see the grub menu at boot up, hit edit on the kernel line and add -c to the end of the line "blah blah blah -c" The -c should *hopefully* force it to try and factory reset DISCLAIMER: If it explodes I'm sorry and I take no responsibility for such fires...

You're seeing the GRUB stage 2 loading prompt because the 'real' output is being sent over to the SP console not the VGA console you're looking at. If you're seeing absolutely nothing on a start /SP/console even from a cold boot that's pretty odd, due to the above way they are configured this would normally work and it's certainly how we'd set them up in the first place. The 7110 hardware isn't available anymore but we have plenty in production with active contracts and they still run the latest appliance OS (that is not EoL) updates so there's no loss of hope there. https://wikis.oracle.com/display/FishWorks/Software+Updates Normally if it was so broken the appliance didn't boot properly I'd use grub to factory reset it but that requires you to have a working SP/console. If it's totally hosed beyond that (which I doubt it is if it responds to icmp at any point on the LAN interface) you would need an engineer with fishstick to reinstall it. Are you sure the NET0 configuration allows administrative access? I'd work on the serial side, and figuring out why SP/console isn't working, get that sorted and the rest should follow.

I run a pair of different Nvidia cards together to provide 3 monitors. (I can't fit a fourth one on my desk yet but plans are underway for that!) lspci | grep -i nvidia 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation G73 [GeForce 7600 GT] (rev a1) 02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation G92 [GeForce GTS 250] (rev a2) Note, I run Linux so all is fine there but I do on occasion (rarely) boot into windows and they all work fine there but I've not tested anything demanding there.

Hi Sam, What problem are you having specifically? Normally it's a one of the below: - X11 pkg not installed (normally see an error about x11 or connecting to a display failing) - Java version not set properly in the browser (Apple have recently 'tweaked' this in an update that changes things again) Understanding what you're seeing will help me help you fix it, we have a number of customers and staff using SGD with Macs including myself so I'm confident we'll get there. Cheers,

Are you in a position to make using an exams account an annoyance for the user? For example, if you have a decent filtering product could you make the exams accounts only be allowed access to the exams website so no naughty / games websites (to avoid the accountability) can be accessed? Perhaps have a logon script that logs when these accounts are used along with the computer names (or all computers) so you can get a location, date, time etc and talk to the teacher to know who was sat to the left of John Smith, and the right of Jack A'Nory to pinpoint who the darling was? I'd go about it this way to make the exams accounts actually less desirable to use!

Is the default gateway the Sonicwall? Not being able to ping the default gateway is almost definitely the issue.

2.4 is stable (According to the moodle.org website) 1.9.19+ is supported for security fixes only (according to the moodle.org website).

Yeah, it's very interesting. I still find myself typing rdesktop on my workstation though, I should really symlink it to freerdp FreeRDP & https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP/wiki are useful. Keep an eye on https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP/commits/master for early vision on stuff going on

You'll probably have better performance with xfreerdp too. It's under regular development and has some extra functionality over rdesktop. (NLA, RemoteFX, and hopefully very soon .... Gateway support)

Looks close to an IEC C9 connector.

I tolerate BE 2010 R3 with Veeam because it's a simple file dump, does the job but arguably anything else could too.

rm -rf / (you can be assured it won't work well after you've done the above)

mmmm.... Penny

Anything in the event logs?

What specs? I'm looking to replace the rears on the wife's car and can't decide between Continental, Pirelli or Dunlop for 245/40R17 91W. (she does similar mileage to you so I was going for quality over budget too)