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[closed] bug/error: Site Loading problems
fairm010 replied to newpersn's topic in EduGeek.net Site Problems
Am I the only one who quite likes the centred layout? -
I'd like to nominate our ageing 12 year old ML150 G1.. Still going strong sitting as our failover web server.
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A similar concept to you but I do have a GPO that sets up a scheduled task to run this command at set times. Program / Script: C:\WINDOWS\System32\shutdown.exe Arguments: /s /t 60 /c "Automated daily shutdown, Save your work!" Works great here!
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You are holding a SATA Power connector. Is that what you need? http://www.misco.co.uk/product/110841/StarTech-com-6in-4-Pin-Molex-to-SATA-Power-Cable-Adapter-LP4-to-SATA-6in-Molex-to-SATA-Cable-4-pin-to-SATA-power
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Seconded... Why would you want to do this? I am sure there is nothing untoward about leaving it on.
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Shame as I've always had a good experience with City Link.
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Bigger is better?
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We went with 16:9 in our suites last year. The more modern LED screens look great for Photoshop. Also the fact that 4:3 screens are really hard to find these days!
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I very much doubt it, I'm sure Valve would need proof before banning you?
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School or personal equipment? I was handed a school laptop a while ago (Bear in mind we upgraded to Windows 7 in 2009 - 10) running XP SP1, complaining that their remote access hasnt worked for years!
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Its great. Use it here with full BYOD and the Captive Portal just works (Controller must be active at all times for that). ~500 Wireless devices - ~80 -100 Active at any time.
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Yep, my UniFi controller runs on a Linux VM
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Glad its all working
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I had this, see this thread. http://www.edugeek.net/forums/windows-7/146614-heads-up-kb3004394-servers-too.html
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As it is a public facing service I have it installed on its own VM (4 x cores, 2GB RAM, 40gb disk) and on its own VLAN. I'd imagine that depending on the number of your remote users there may be a fair bit of traffic so its own server may be best there again.
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That works great. I'm unsure the exam board will be able to name all the PDF's with the users AD name though. OP what naming convention do you use?
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I'd look into doing some form of WMI lookup for that users AD username and then calling the PDF with the same name to display the results. I may be well off here so maybe not!?
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Our external domain name is .co.uk and internal is .local. We use the .co.uk cert for HAP and it works perfectly. We use namecheap for SSL Certs.
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*Video* *Onto someone else* Thanks for the heads up.
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Oh.. My.. God... Blocked now.
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Searching new Broadband Providers
fairm010 replied to Chuckster's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
+1 for Exa. Been using them since April and absolutely faultless. -
[pics] Flag of the PC Master Race
fairm010 replied to featured_spectre's topic in Jokes/Interweb Things
Also needs a massive F**K OFF 9GAG watermark. -
We only use one form of media on our Xibo setups and I use the time of 3600 across the board.
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I did similar in my parents house only using the TP-LINK Homeplug kit. Configured the Adapter upstairs to use the same SSID as the HomeHub and the same WPA key, works great and cost ~£40
