ChrisH

You should mirror the port of the client or use a lan tap and capture the traffic using Wireshark and look for time outs or rogue DHCP servers regarding the DHCP process.

There are pre-requisite courses to cash in those credentials such as the MT127 (I have this one, it cost me £80 to get 30 points just to prove I passed and write some short statements!) You need to have done one of their specific modules to qualify for the MT127 which is the first 60 point module in the Computing degree/foundation degree. I have similar MS certificates to you and should qualify for cashing in some of my higher level qualifications for a further 30 points but I can't unless I do one of the Java and other related modules, I complained to the OU that this was totally biased to the software development track and not the networking track, but nothing came of it.

I'm doing the project and service management module at the moment you can fit the modules to suit you so you do the foundation degree and then continue on it's just satisfying the ones the FD qualification needs. This is the first run of this particular module and I can't say I enjoy the book they are using as it is really focussed on software projects and find it presumes a prior knowledge of project management in some cases; that said I am getting what I need out of it but will be disregarding a lot at the end. I thoroughly enjoyed doing the CCNA module last year apart from doing a written exam on it which was challenging, especially when the paper contained obvious errors like an invalid wildcard mask, I did feel sorry for a lot of the people though who had no IT experience and were suddenly doing the Cisco course, it totally blew their minds with subnetting etc.

Just be sure you are ready to give up your evenings and part of your weekends most of the time ! I see the value of the degree as I have been doing it and gaining additional professional skills but like has already been stated it's hard to get enthusiastic after a day at work ! Be mindful of any major changes in your future circumstances as well which will take away from this time. The modules are very expensive now, I am currently on the old pricing scheme so it's not too bad but people on the same modules paid more than double what I am currently paying.

You should be able to cross reference the plug and play IDs with the hardware.

I've done this this a few times with GParted when I have ended up with the Bitlocker partition. I simply moved the partition so the free space was contiguous with the partition to be extended; however this was with VMWare machines but the same principles should apply.

The Cisco curriculum has changed so you can now do the CCENT and then do voice or security or similar to get CCNA Voice etc without doing the full CCNA routing and switching first.

How about this

Actually forget what I said because I can't find that section again, the filtering charge is per pupil. I found it

They are charging on the type of connection you have and not pupils on roll ours looks like it's gone down to me.

We use 4 Matrix and Sisra.

If it is the same number of entries in the same order then you could simply use the split function which will use the comma as a qualifier and put the line into an array so pc01,hp compaq 610,4gb,120gb,80gb,serialno,12-12-2010,3,12-12-2013 fed to the split function would end up like myArray = Split(strLineFromFile,",") Which would populate the array like below : myArray(0) = "pc01" myArray(1) = "hp compaq 610" myArray(2) = "4gb" myArray(3) = "120gb" myArray(4) = "80gb" myArray(5) = "serialno" myArray(6) = "12-12-2010" myArray(7) = "12-12-2013"

Yes that would be one way of doing it using the right or left function once you get the position of the relevant comma. It would all depend on if the number of entries per line were the same eg there will only be two dates etc. Using a regular expression to pick out the dates would probably be the proper way to do it though.

If it's just just the dates you want to keep hold of you could use a regular expression or if it's the last two entries just look for the position of the comma and chop it there.

To define a static array just use: Dim myArray(6) myArray(0) = "Value1" myArray(1) = "Value2" myArray(2) = "Value3" myArray(3) = "Value4" myArray(4) = "Value5"

I use NK2Edit: Edit AutoComplete files (.NK2) of Microsoft Outlook to edit such things. There is command line support but I haven't used it that way before but I guess a clever log on script wouldn't be out of the question with it.

I noticed my game crashed a lot visiting you during the Christmas update.

You only need one interface on your Dhcp server it knows what range to give out because of where the request originates from via your layer 3 switch or router.

Just managed to get the Yhetti about 2 mins before the update, only missed out on the Clausco building with that wheel must of had 30 x £1000 in a row.

Are you definitely using the correct version of the driver for the version that the boot image is based of (Win 7 or Win 8) ? Might be worth extracting one of the drivers from the OEM image with something like double driver.

Yes it is.

I just realised my Id is fehumm and not fhmota

Fhmota

I dropped a few on you John, I didn't have many to give out though

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