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You're pretty much there, back up of the actual files and a database back up combined with updating your config files for the new database info and you're good. Test it before you make the switch to make sure it all goes smoothly. That said, CSNewMedia aren't stupid they'll help you get it squared away if you do have any probs.

Build afresh if you have a CC3 system would be my best advice as if / when you ditch them you shouldn't really be using their policies etc.

Depends what they're doing but it's surprising how under used "PC's" are in most roles!

I've deployed BL-460C's and didn't have any problems like this. I would be inclined to take one of the blades and rebuild it and before even joining it to the domain try Samlearning to see if that works and then join the domain, try again, into the ou, try again, etc until it breaks. I can't imagine the hardware has anything to do with it but hey it might be!

I wouldn't think that fix would be the reason this is happening. Can you check whether the certificate is the issue (by comparing the certificate on both systems) and also it would be worth checking if both are running the same version of IE, it wouldn't surprise me (nor you probably!) that IE could be behind it. What happens if you try to browse directly to the images it won't load?

I agree, Smoothwall would be a fantastic company to work with. Tom and the team are fantastic people.

Or Nvu which is what Kompozer is based on.

Depends, are they retail or OEM, or Volume Licensed or whatnot?

Probably less crazier than hosting it on the outside if the vast majority of your work is during work hours where you could benefit from the local network connection over the internet. It's very straight forward to sort out with EMBC/Synetrix. (The company I work for has a few Moodles within EMBC (Northamptonshire)) You sort out the internal IP (from your assigned range) for your Moodle server, contact EMBC and ask for a public IP to NAT to your internal IP (and DNS entry if you need one) together with access on port 80 (or 443 if you want to do it that way). That's pretty much it mate

What's next Si, the hamsters?

Be good if the OP let us know, it's probably a useful thing to have around

The bottom line of the blurb on that site says Maybe it will do the domain one.

If quickly (as in in the next few mins) try Remote systems info from Free Remote System Information Download (use the second mirror, the official one is long gone)

No idea, I wasn't at the conf.

Joe owns the company, nice bloke, go back a long way

Heavyload from JAM Software if you want to show her the 'new' one using 100% if that's what she's saying it won't *ever* go above it but I'm not sure how that will help. As above, establish the specs and explain to her that less overall memory utilisation is a good thing if her demands increase she has spare resources. JAM Software - Windows Freeware <- From the nice people who make Treesize.

Evening, Bit of an odd one for Edugeek but I thought I'd ask .... I'm looking for someone / a company who does Drum Emblazoning. I've had a look around and having been previously bitten by a certain company in Aldershot I'm hoping that whilst it's odd request someone will have an idea. (The alternative is a designer who can print onto PVC sheeting and we'll wrap it over the drums ourselves (20+ side drums/bass drums)). Thanks in advance. Kim

Ah ok, that's fine then, consider Adito, or do you have a VLE on site?

You could consider Adito but without knowing why you 'cant' use Easylink its hard to give you a solution.

Fixed now, showing a nice 403 on an ubuntu server as expected.

Intermittent connection issues to input.insights.gravity.com making browsing this site quite tricky.

Looks interesting.

Where is this link? Are you sure? That link appears to show 'new posts' as opposed to Today's Posts which is what Si was after.

CSNewMedia for me too.

Good show Steve.