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Just use TMG as the RAS / VPN

it ask you towards the end to create a new listener ? what server is this going to point to internally

i can take a look if you want ?

new access rule

I would create a new HTTPS listener for this. and call it like VPN or somthing with the subdomain name of like vpn.myschool.sch.uk ect so all traffic that comes via port 443 with the hostname vpn.myschool.sch.uk then forward to pc xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

try this mate, ill help you set it up it can be a pain but its really good its like the Cisco one SSL-Explorer | Free Security & Utilities software downloads at SourceForge.net

NETGEAR Powerline Nano500 Set XAVB5101 Bridge - EN, Fast EN, Gigabit EN, HomePlug AV (HPAV)

Are they on the same Power circuit ? you could use powerline adapters?

Done that nothing....

Strange it's 10:18??

Hi there, Is it me or is EduGeek and hour behind ?

Windows Server | DirectAccess | Remote Access | VPN

Summit X670 Switches - Extreme Networks

yes you can if you have external DNS host name for example remote.yourschool.sch.uk and set up a new listener and add this in the domain list

Dose Veeam pause the VM?

Hi, Has anyone come across a free / cheap solution to backing up ESX VM's? while there live?

Extreme switches are not locked down to certian vendors they'll accept mostly any module brand plus there brilliant switched

You have joined it to the domain not just putting " DOMAIN\Username " ?? verify that all the 5 windows 7 PC's show up under the default container in AD "computers"

They do work quite good when you get them installed properly, I started my first job a few weeks ago ( IT Network egineer ) i support many clients 300+ remoley and onsite im off to oxford street wednesday actually to work on a new rollout! i like it quite alot actually! all microsoft to!! theres one company that use some macs for design work ect..

Yeah there is that....haha! Yeah i hear i was a bit put off with the thought of KVM though but thats just me. What they have now is just mind boggaling ! Conrad has done an amazing job using VMware, Microsoft solution suites ect... but i guess you where working on a budget of sorts? But it dose sound good

Mmmmm depends on how and what you planning on backing up and how you're gonna do it. Remeber when james used to be at Oriel half it was Linux and never worked properly haha.

You can launch SharePoint Management Shell, or load snap in in the powershell prompt manually. Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell

Windows PowerShell script files are .ps1 files. You can use Backup-SPFarm to do it. For help and examples, type get-help Backup-SPFarm -examples. For example, the follow script will start a full backup to e:\backup. Backup-SPFarm -Directory E:\Backup -BackupMethod full Save it as E:\Scripts\BackupSharePointFarm.ps1. You may need to use "set-executionpolicy RemoteSigned" to allow a local unsigned ps1 file to run. And put the following as your scheduled command line, or inside your batch file.... powershell -command E:\Scripts\BackupSharePointFarm.ps1 In task scheduler, the account need to be set to the one who has admin permissions (or at least with powershell permission) otherwise it cannot run properly.

DPM is probley a good option here its fully automated to a point. Document : Download: How to protect SharePoint with DPM 2010 - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details

@CyberNerd Thanks for that! ive documented the password now!!