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for terminal services it would probably be better to use a session broker and more than one session host , 100 concurrent users is a lot and you'll have much more reliability with more than one box.

What features would the Ubiquiti Unify system provide? Does it manage the range of the AP's ?

Is the old server still connected? Two mac's on one network could cause problems

Top work on rescueing the little wabbit. Well worth keeping the cat and rabbits seperate, when cats and rabbits fight a decent size rabbit can cause a lot of damage to a cat.

If the child Is under 13 and your a parent or guardian you can ask the child, but logging without consent is very much illegal .

Police numbers are irrelevant, horrible scum are going to riot police or not .

Test out is good , they discount for students. Cbt nuggets are also worthwhile. Ms press books are good and usuallm have a prep test

Dont worry yourself, No point brushing up as they'll spot that you've learnt something on the fly. Also, they could ask anything, couple of days of skim reading wont make any difference. They'll be testing you on deep knowledge not what some random person on the internet has told you might be in a test !

the array will run at the lower speed, so will run as before. Go for it!

One of our kids found that weeks ago, luckily he owned up

neither, i'd use MDT. hints and tips all over the forums.

The difference will be either having a vhd and config file or being able to restore at a file level. One of the wonderful things with DPM is having secondary servers, you can configure a second server to backup a primary server

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vbs login script to send an email or write something to a log batch command with echo %computername% >> \\domain.local\netlogon\log.txt would do it.

My other half says the zoo there is a nice day out.

Not guaranteeing jobs isn't a major suprise, RM had a big clear out the same week BSF was chopped. So any further bad news and they will almost definately adjust the workforce. What is a bigger problem is the 20% share price drop, It seems disproportionate to the results.

Jobs under threat at RM Education &#40From thisisoxfordshire) Can't imagine it's going to be a long term problem for them but it does show , as expected, the BSF bubble went pop in a big way.

jsut out of interest do arp/a from the cmd, See if its resolving the right mac address.

What symptoms are they showing? If its networking it could be as simple as the MAC addresses. Have a look at SCVMM, 180 day trial and very useful for twiddling with VM's. Will migrate VM's with ease.

Deploying Windows 7 VL with MAK (Multiple Access Keys) using MDT 2010 - The Deployment Guys - Site Home - TechNet Blogs Sorry, Thats the link i missed!

to be honest this thread seems to have gone all over the place, be wary of just doing something for the sake of it. if it were me and again I cant give a more specific answer as I know nothing about your specs or your network demands but i'd look at having 2 dcs, its better for disaster recovery and means you dont have to worry about the migration or in place upgrades that seem to be suggested here. The 64 bit server might well be capable of running hyper v which would help sort your concerns about it being over specced for a dc.

questons.. look to the bit where it say skipproductkey about 2/3rd's of the way down for a customsettings.ini example. the unattend.xml is somewhere in the task sequence, Haven't got my server with my and google isn't helping, but it is there somewhere. try right clicking on the task sequence.

No, use the unattended you attach in mdt. You can set mdt to answer some of its own questions

if your in multiple schools look at mdt. It allows you to capture and deploy images easily, but also allows you to add tasks such as installing software and reg changes.

I cant imagine for one second that any shared setup will work over 11mbs, if thats the speed your running at then you will not be able to provide any sort of single sign on let alone VOIP!. A sub domain would allow for delegation, but what you probably need is to setup sites in AD instead.