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We currently have a Exchange 2003 server on our all 2003 domain, this server is coming up for replacement this summer and the obvious way forward is to put a new server in place with 2007 on. My issue/questions I have read about introducing the 2007 box intot he domain and how to get all the folders and mailboxes across. This seems pretty straight forward :x I was thinking on the subject of redundancy and keeping the 2003 box online as well as some sort of backup option where the mailboxes replicate from the 2007 to 2003. To be honest i have no idea on this and may be talking out my ar**. Could someone give me ideas on this possible best way set up.

We used to and it was air con as well. Noise became unbearable.............to the point i can still hear the ringing in my hears now.

I have the following book for sale Exchange Server 2003 Resource Kit this book can be found here at Play.com This book as never been used and is in perfect condition. The cd is still in the original envelope and has not been opened. Offers in PM please. P+P will be £4 first class or £7 recorded delivery (its heavy)

I still have one of these books available if anyone is interested?

@anders @DSapseid Not at work at the moment so have no access to the script. drop me aPM or email in the morning and i'll send it over to you.

Sorry to be a bit dumb but could you give me an example of this please?

I have an OU with 250 users in it. I need to changed their passwords as they have worked out the format we used to do them before. I have a script that will give them a password to logon and then they get prompted to input another password that only they know. What i want to do is give them a password from a file, ie have a script that looks for their user name in OU against a csv file and then gives them a password associated with their name fromthe file. Not sure if this makes sense but i am sure someone will get the jist of it.

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Does Google Earth work well with terminal server? What i mean is this, if 15 clients connect to the terminal server then can they all run Google Earth successfully? Does and on have this set up already?

We have the Promethean +2 as well in one of our rooms. Very useful but its the arm only that swings..........not sure if this is any good to you.

I have had this problem as well, not sure how many machines though. I have had a few win32time errors in the event logs of a couple of servers so i guess Geoff is right. Something i must sort out soon, will check when i am back in next week.

We haver a couple of old servers we no longer use. We were thinking of sticking them on Ebay but if your interested....................? I'll see if i can find the spec for you. I know we had 2003 running on them both. One was running Sophos but could no longer cope because of lack of memory. The other was just s small file server.

I have music on all the while, we don't play it too loud so there is no problem. We turn it off if we have a pupil or staff visitor.

Never seen this before........ on any of hte 790 clients we have. I would aso liek to know what is casuing this.

Directorate: Children, Young People and Families Service Area: PLANTSBROOK SCHOOL, UPPER HOLLAND ROAD, SUTTON COLDFIELD, B72 1RB, TEL: 0121 362 7310. Job Reference Number: ICT Technician Salary: £14,787 - £17,985 Contract Type: Permanent Closing Date: 5 June 2007 Salary is dependent on qualifications/experience. Full time - 36.5 hours per week, whole year. We are looking for an experienced ICT Technician to join the existing team, to ensure the effective integration and maximum performance of ICT throughout the school. You will support and maintain the school network, give technical support to staff and students, maintain equipment and carry out repairs on hardware. Knowledge of RM Networks and application software is essential. Knowledge of CMIS and Thin Client would also be an advantage. You will need to have the appropriate technical ability, qualifications and flair! For further details and application form visit our website http://www.plantbrk.bham.sch.uk, email, or telephone Gina Wosket on 0121 362 7315. Email: [email protected]

Directorate: Children, Young People and Families Service Area: ST. EDMUND CAMPION CATHOLIC SCHOOL, SUTTON ROAD, ERDINGTON, B23 5XA. TEL: 0121 464 7040. Job Reference Number: ICT Network Manager Salary: £23,175 - £26,928 Contract Type: Permanent Closing Date: 5 June 2007 Starting salary is negotiable depending on experience. 36.5 hours per week. Full Time, permanent contract. You will work with the school’s leadership team to deliver, monitor, manage and develop the school’s ICT resource and support service. In line with the school’s educational objectives, you will: plan for and implement changes for the safe and effective use of the ICT resource by pupils and staff; define the school’s ICT support service procedures and provide advanced technical support in line with this; be responsible for keeping appropriate records; ensure that legal and contractual obligations relating to ICT resources, systems and services are met. For application forms and further details contact Sonia Mountford, P.A. to the Head Teacher. Email: [email protected]

Directorate: Children, Young People and Families Service Area: ST. ALBAN'S CE SECONDARY SCHOOL, ANGELINA STREET, HIGHGATE, B12 OUU, TEL: 0121 464 7811. Job Reference Number: Asst ICT Support Technician Salary: Actual salary £9,930 – £11,325 Contract Type: Permanent Closing Date: 5 June 2007 30 hours a week term time only. Starting salary is dependent on experience and qualifications. The Governors are seeking to appoint someone to assist our ICT team. You may already have good ICT experience and qualifications or you may have basic ICT skills and wish to be trained in the position. You will support ICT provision in the classroom in particular the mobile computer suites and you must also have the ability to assist in diagnosing and correcting hardware and software faults. Please telephone the school if you wish to discuss the post further or arrange a visit and to request an application pack: 0121 464 7811 or email. Email: [email protected]

ICT Network Support Manager + Sandwell Menzies High School Science College wishes to appoint a Network Support Manager to manage the networks across the School ensuring systems are available and backups are performed. Systems and data security are priorities and you will ensure that work is carried out in accordance to policy and procedure. Further details and application forms are available from and returnable to Mrs. K Barnes, HR Manager, c/o The School. Please note that only successful candidates will be contacted Telephone Number: 0121 588 8384 Fax: 0121 567 5284 Email: [email protected] Grade Scale 6 (£20,895 ? £22,293) per annum Location Clarkes Lane, West Bromwich B70 2BX Hours 37 hours per week, 52 weeks

Do we know of any other big companies that are usign Google Checkout? Perhaps we could start a list?

At last we find one who has already BSF'd Your comments on the whole thing please? Or perhaps we should start a new topic.?

DOes anyone know or recommend anywhere i can get Replacement Power Supplies for Acer Travelmate 4150 series. I would rather have branded ones than non branded.

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Is there such a thing? We are looking at the possibility of a mini rack-mount server, Small enough to install in a data cabinet. I think the cabinet is 390mm deep and only has a patch panel and switch in it. We want to put a server in there with around 500gb storage in there to be used in the media studies room. The idea is that all the media studies users save their work to this server to cut down in network traffic around the school. I know you can have a Buffalo NAS but from what i read their is problems with the Active Directory recognition and this puts me off.

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