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  1. When he's settled in I'll post some more photos.
  2. Know what you mean, No idea who made this one but its huge, and solid - i struggle to lift it when its empty let alone full of disks and a motherboard. Very attached to it, will have it for a long time i reckon.
  3. The case used to have 2 icydocks in on an 4 port raid card, Ive acquired case as everything has been moved to a new system but the icy's have also been added to the new system hence the spaces in the front. Ive got a startech dock but it seems to of stopped reading disks... need to go on ebay and look for a RAID card
  4. Hopefully, will need a new raid card maybe 4 or 8 port. Got loads of disks... 1TB etc. I was planning on getting an Icydock and mirroring 4 1TB disks. But leave room for expansion.
  5. Nice. this is an ATX case and is going to be made into a storage / backup server. Old case but brilliantly built, very solid. Loads of room. It is literally going to be a backup server. Just need to pickup some sort of backplane such as Icydock. When Ive integrated it into my server room ill take some more photos of him up & running.
  6. Hi, Ive finally acquired the massive case I was trying to find. Here is the big lad.... Now to find an icydock/startech dock or two to go in it.
  7. For a non production server use the following command: setenforce 0. This will disable SELinux until the next restart, You will need to edit the sysconfig file to disable SE completely.
  8. SELinux https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/an-introduction-to-selinux-on-centos-7-part-1-basic-concepts
  9. are u trying to run a perl script if so try chmod+x ?
  10. I remember years ago (I cant remember much if it now) where I built A WDS server.. I then modified the boot loader so that you could have a custom 'F12' page. I think it was making a boot loader in Linux then copying files from that to the wds server. I could even boot to an existing Linux environment which would boot straight into A Windows RDP session, all form the F12 boot menu. I had to edit / replace the boot file son the WDS server to enablea custom menu. I could also select to Image the Machine, or boot normal OS if need be. Look here: https://thommck.wordpress.com/2011/09/09/deep-dive-combining-windows-deployment-services-pxelinux-for-the-ultimate-network-boot/
  11. 3CX... can highly recommend... top notch service... great pricing and so easy to manage / setup.
  12. This one. osTicket :: Support Ticket System | osTicket Free, Simple. Bang on.
  13. I had a solution in place like this.. Using Ubuntu.. as soon as Ubuntu booted up it automatically started an RDP Session into a server user logged in and that was it... even clicking logoff or shutdown would shutdown the machine. Would take a few moments to boot up... I believe I had Ubuntu start rlogin then pointed rlogin to an IP on boot up which brought up an RDP session with a login screen.
  14. I Could really do with a Tripod! Ebay.......
  15. Yeah right where you come in. Its good.
  16. My Images above are also from South Lake Safari Zoo! Except the mutt.
  17. Does anyone know where to sell photos online ? I have a few good ones specifically of border collies and a smashing one of a sunset, with a horse in the background - its a good one!! Thanks
  18. One of mine last night, my Camera is A Panasonic DMC-FZ20.
  19. Hi all, we have a remote user using remote desktop into a local server, the client has rang us a few times complaining of no pound sign symbol instead they get the '@' symbol. Having checked all of the locale / region settings on the local server everything is set to UK... so why is remote desktop not using those settings ? Any Ideas ? Thanks
  20. I have a new camera, my first in actual fact. Nothing fancy - just a bridge.... heres some shots from yesterday.
  21. what about setting auto power on in BIOS ? if thats possible ?
  22. There is of course, Zabbix Zabbix :: The Enterprise-Class Open Source Network Monitoring Solution Bit of a challenge getting it setup but its open source and a really good product.
  23. ESET. Fantastic Product
  24. My wife is the photographer, here is one of the ones shes done lately. Feel free to use as a wallpaper or whatever.
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