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Yep used CS New media as a stop gap untill LEA hosting came on line and worked a treat. No problems. It'll be luxury for you to use CSNM - as I used to call Fasthosts Farcehosts 10 years ago when I was in the webdev world, and from what I've read they've only gone downhill from there! Butuz
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http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1271/586960641_b68d4b1b0b.jpg You guys appear to be giving it a 3 course meal!!! Keep up the good work Edutech - I for one want you to keep blogging Butuz
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We are moving from Pathways to SIMS. That's all I am willing to say on the matter to be frank! Butuz
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For the sake of the binary digit!!!!! The "Council of Europe" are just a bunch of moaners with nothing better to do than find things to moan about. They are absoloutly NOTHING to do with the EU and they are absoloutly not "European Leaders" as the Telegraph typically wrongly reports. They have about as much clout as one of my farts. Butuz
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Are they really your friends? Or do they only hang round with you because they're tied up? Butuz
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Out of interest how many pupils/staff? Cheers Butuz
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Good plan Mind you we barely even talk muchon the forum so it could be a very quiet meet. I suggest a pub! Butuz
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Only implement solar panels once you have done _everything_ else possible to reduce energy use. They are not a cheap or quick fix they are a good very long term way of reducing costs (i.e 10-15 years or so to pay back and a further 10-20 years of effective profit afterwards). Butuz
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If I didn't have a dyson I would definatly buy one of these. Lots of good reviews on amazon. Butuz
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When will they learn. Butuz
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I did notice Gareth!! Many Congrats!!! Butuz
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Wow neilault! That's one heck of an infrastructure. Still there's PLENTY of scope for further virtualisation / consolidation IMHO. Butuz
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Are you sure you've got that the right way round? Raid 5 is generally the slowest to write and Raid 10 generally one of the fastest of the truly redundant raid levels.... Butuz
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To be honest I'd go a different route. I think an 8 - 16 slot Qnap box of some sort plugged into any old workstation/server via NAS or SAS would be much more efficient and reliable as you can simply just leave the Qnap box to sort out all the raid storage stuff (as it's designed to do) and use the workstation/server to set up whatever backup software you chose. Also you can buy another Qnap box in another building and easily set them up to automatically replicate. Basically its a much less complicated much easier to set up way of doing it IMHO. Butuz
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Looking at the cost of the bye bye stanby controllers and accessories it will take you a heck of a long time to recoup the investment. Also it seems to be a device aimed at the home user and I doubtt it would support hundreds of devices in a school. Butuz
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maximum CPU's per VM on vSphere 4
Butuz replied to Avalon's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
I think people are getting confused with VMWares recommendations. They are saying it is best practice keep the number of vCPUs to the minimum required in order to be as efficient with physical CPU resources as possible. I.e. do not allocate 8vCPUs to a simple web server that barely even uses 1vCPU. What they Are NOT saying is "do not use multiple vCPUs ever" and this is the impression many people seem to get. If you have a vMachine that requires multiple vCPUs then that is fine - use as many vCPUs as you need. In my case I have 4 vCPU allocated to each of my Terminal Servers. They work fine, barely any different to physical. The actual CPU overhead due to using VMware is almost nothing its negligible. Happy vCPU'ing!! Butuz -
Agree with m25 man. It could simply be that the UPS is not big enough for your two servers. Thus when you lose power the battery drains in less than 5 minutes and your servers go off! If you can tell us what actual servers you have we can help more. Cheers Butuz
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Go Karting Competition - Suffolk ICT Technicians
Butuz replied to hekkenberg's topic in General Chat
Excellent idea!!! Lucky for you guys I am not based in Suffolk Butuz -
Eeek - dimmer switches coming out of my property asap!
Butuz replied to tech_guy's topic in General Chat
So if you run 40 amps worth of lamps through a 13 amp dimmer switch it catches fire. Really??!!!! Genious!!!! Butuz -
It's easy to overload a 13a plug with only 5 servers. I bought a 32a metered one and am in the process of getting a 32a run into the server room. This one: http://images.icecat.biz/img/norm/high/677995-2676.jpg What servers are you running? Butuz
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Error Loading Operating System When Importing Into ESXi
Butuz replied to FN-GM's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
Are you trying to make a copy and run both at the same time or are you trying to move the VM outright on to the new server? If moving downloading the existing VM onto a workstation and uploading to the other server always seems to work. Butuz -
Oracle gives up on OpenOffice following LibreOffice fork
Butuz replied to AngryTechnician's topic in Office Software
Java was hideous a long time before Oracle got their hands on it Butuz -
The beige Chenbro Case is an absoloute beast. I've got one sitting here waiting to do some kind of mad modding project but I cant think of anything big enough to need a case that beasty Butuz
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Advice pls - Notice Periods Network Manager
Butuz replied to balticstar's topic in Educational IT Jobs
1 month here, I guess I have no key skills and am not senior Butuz
