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You've got to love UEFI - Biggest PITA ever!

He is a big lad at 10lb 4oz, Hes into 3-6 clothes already not newborn and we've named him Thomas Paul, we chose Paul as a middle name simply because It's a family thing. I'm Paul as is my old man, and his old man etc.

Thanks everyone, Wife now at home with little one!! Was a bit touch and go as there was literally no room at the hospital and she was nearly transferred but all is well in the end. Mum & Son very well, Will post some pics later on. Thanks all.

At least they aren't new PC's they are refurbished.

Indeed it does for now.... I am on leave tomorrow because my wife actually goes in tomorrow.... Shes in for steroids or something!!! Could be due to her being Diabetic... I need to look after our daughter!!

Just got a text message off my wife saying she is going in for a C-Section on Friday.... We still had 2 weeks to go and had planned my leave for then... Woopps looks like Im on leave from tomorrow. Wish me luck!!!!!!!! Yeyyyyyyyyyy get to meet my son on Friday!!!!!!!!!

In some offices, we use LTSP with Hard Disk-less PC's. Linux Terminal Server Project - Welcome to LTSP.org LTSP server is an IBM x3650.

Morning all, I hope everyone is well and I hope everyone has had a good weekend!! Well, I'm on with a project which is to do with Roundcube and subdomains. Does anyone know how to split down domain with roundcube ? For example, if you had [email protected] - how can I set this up in roundcube ? I want to give each customer 5 email addresses. I have done this before with webhosting, but I'm not webhosting I'm email hosting for customers, but would it be managed with a web control panel on my side and just set customers up as and when ? I'm using Linux Servers - this is only a test project but something im looking to implement in the future. Thanks all. Chris.

what do you mean by joint box ? A switch ?

Well one of the Pros will be licensing... go Vanilla... It's cheaper especially since you have the same Certs as what I have and you should be more than capable to manage and support it Vanilla yourselves. I have migrated many networks from RM/Novell so if you want any advice or you have any questions then feel free to PM me. I also look after several Vanilla networks and am currently aiding a college in migrating from Netware to Vanilla.

We use OSTickets osTicket:: Open Source Support Ticket System Or if you want to be realllllyyyy snazzy, try this from a liveCD OSSIM, SIEM, Threat Management, Compliance Management | Alien Vault OSSIM there is a free version, OSTickets is completely free.

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Like to Like Devices - require cross over cables, switch to switch - router to PC etc. Usually with auto-sensing it doesnt matter but it can still be an issue.

I've had a price of £200, It's a PCB and Lazer problem, have already replaced lazer but Discs still jumping. Wont get another lazer put in as I dont want to keep spending money on them - so next thing to replace is PCB. These are Denons and I've had them a good few years and they've done many a gig, the school I got them off had them a few years before me although seldom used. SO a new set will set me back £250 - have looked on ebay and will keep my eyes open for a bargain. Cheers all.

A while ago, I bought a set of decks from a school (similar to whats in pic) - They have now stopped working and I'm in need of a set for a gig I've got coming up soon. Cant afford to buy new ones at present... not decent ones anyway!!!! The set I have now are 15, and the lazers & motors have gone Just wondering if anyone had any sat in a cupboard that I could buy, maybe for the price of some EduBeers and some postage!! So if anyone has any sitting anywhere unused... I could sure show them some love!!! Cheers everyone!! Have a great week!!!!

PfSense. pfSense Open Source Firewall Distribution - Home

We use VNC for that kind of thing, nice and easy quick remote access using machine hostname and password.

Ive always done server management on my local machine, never dial into servers unless necessary. However, at the moment my local machine isnt actually on the domain so it's hard to manage the servers using RSAT - Once I get my domain machine back Ill be able to manage everything remotely, I installed 2012 and thought "is this an upgrade or a downgrade from 2008 R2 ?" It was slow to use, I couldn't get it working properly on VMWare ESXI, couldnt get it to work at all on KVM and then gave up... If I cant run it virtual - whats the point ?? I did get it working on one of my desktops as a quick test, it works but I can't get used to the interface and I figure that if I have to use Server Core I may aswell use Linux.

When I was working at college as a Tech, I had young'uns under me, I'd actually take them on jobs with me that came in this could be anything like network problems/printers/laptops/PC's etc etc. They usually got given a limited admin guest account so that they could do basic stuff like change a password. When we were upgrading the Nortel Switches we had the trainees putting the switches in the racks and showing them good cable / rack management etc. One lad bless him, had to call me so he could fix a printer he got really far to fixing it he had it printing again but it needed some alterations in Novell iPrinter so only I could do that but he worked like a champ, he was always running about the college doing little jobs.. He even got to look in the main server room once . The way I looked at it was... The young trainees from school are actually wanting to be in IT, some of them were doing Cisco in school so to get hands on doing stuff was good. We had a test room also with some quite old Windows 2003 servers and machines in there. It was quite and ol store room but it was big so we'd send a couple of them in there and get them learning AD/DNS etc ... I think we put some of the old Nortels in there so they could get everything talking to each other. It was good experience for them.

Yeyyyyyyy fixed it!! And thanks everyone!

It's my birthday today and at the bottom of the Edugeek forums home page it doesn't say it is :(

Mine is a Sainsburys special.... It reads... Keep Calm and Drink Tea!!! - Very apt most of the time.

I am looking for an x500-1000 to try this too, can't wait actually - I've only ever had it on a PC - would love to put it on an appliance based piece of kit. could someone test something also ? Could someone add all the Security packages, anti-spam, antispam, snort, squid, squid filtering etc etc and see how well the watchguards can cope! Thanks all.

At home, I use pfsense with Captive portal and squid/dansguardian for proxying/filtering. Anything that connects via the captive portal is filtered. Its unsecured wifi and the amount of people that try to connect is bonkers, but with it being captive portal all they get is a login page and can go no further unless they authenticate. It's a good trick especially if ya call it free wi-fi lol .

Most if not all those bugs in Apache have been patched.