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We have 100Mb Leased line... Costs us a fortune tho about £18,000+ SpeedTest uploaded... :D http://www.georgegreens.com/frogweb/imgs/speed.JPG Means that i get impatient when i go home on my 8Mb line. lol Mike

We used to pay a fortune for contractors to do cabling work, but most of it was shoddy - different size trunking, no cornering pieces, not straight etc.. so we told the school we would do it ourselves... got a £5000 pay increase each, and now plan to do the works during holidays and other periods when we have spare time during work hours.... We bought a TestUm Validator, which gives us proper speed tests and results and now the only thing we have to purchase is the trunking and cable. In during this we've accumelated a bigger toolbox than the site staff.. Mike

We just bought 15 of the Samsung NC10 for £247 ex vat.. Ordered them yesterday, should have arrived by now... must check downstairs... The reviews for the Samsungs are looking good, will update when i have had a look... Mike

Same for me... Held up the same car twice apparently... passed second time tho.

Link to my original post in another topic. http://www.edugeek.net/forums/scripts/16728-proxy-changer-script-2.html#post166687 Its what we use here... Staff have no problems with it.

Link to original Has anyone else got this amount of stolen items from work at home??? Mike

Have you tried the support??? Censornet Support They always are very helpful when i contact them. You'll either get Mick, Neil or Dan... All very helpful chaps...

be careful when using Nlite to create images.. as it has problems with sysprep and nuhi the owner doesnt see the need to fix it as enterprise customers dont donate to the program. Michael

PCIDatabase.com is always a good one.

I have this configured here, on a Vanilla network. you have to edit the .ini file in the Fisher-Marriot Folder to point to the correct database. You can get instructions from them, which are very easy to follow. Michael

This is why i always copy the I386 folder to the C: and change - "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SourcePath" to C:\I386 Little handy tip to save having to have the CD all the time. Michael

Found this after a bit more digging. Force everyone into OWA 2007 Light You can restrict OWA to offering only OWA Light for a specific Virtual Directory or for a specific user. To set the restriction on the Virtual Directory for all users, you need to enter the following PowerShell: Set-owavirtualdirectory –id: -PremiumClientEnabled:$false Michael

Found this command to be run in the powershell. To set it for a particular user, you could call: Set-CasMailbox –id: -OWAPremiumClientEnabled:$false It is worth noting that even if this bit is set, the user will still see both the "Premium" and "Light" logon options. However, they will always get the Light experience, regardless of which option was chosen. The reason for this is because per-user segmentation over-rides the per-vdir segmentation, and when we render the logon page we don't know who the user is yet. Taken from You Had Me at EHLO I'm sure you could mod the command to apply to all mailboxes. Also this may Help - Set-CASMailbox Michael

I think this maybe what your looking for Geoff - XP Group Policy preferences Michael

Freebies - And lots of them

You have PM

Dont seem to have any problems with forefront, had a few installation problems but its all sorted now.. It's caught a few viruses and dodgy emails, no outbreaks of anything here.

We have 3 servers for ours - Edge with forefront - Mailbox and OWA.

We've been using it for the last few months, Just patched ours to SP1 to add the personal distribution lists. Everyone here loves it!! And so do we, no major headaches from it.

We have 2 connections with Be, 1 At my house and the other that was connected yesterday at my parents. Excellent connection speeds even at my distance from the exchange. +2

SpiceWorks - Should do the business, can't remember if it's free. Michael

OMG why am i such a div... Why didn't i think of that.... It worked straight away!!! THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU:):)

yeah sorry i meant that i have tried running it as a startup script.

Hi Z, Its nearly there but when the copy to location is System32 then the script fails with a permission error, when its to the C:\ it works fine.. I'm running it as a machine logon script so in theory it should copy it across as SYSTEM. Shouldn't it? (Edit: the script so far is...) Set FSO =CreateObject("scripting.FileSystemObject") FSO.CopyFile "\\apps\apps$\csccmd\csccmd.exe", "c:\windows\system32" ,True Michael

I've tried that but it doesnt copy it across...