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Ah, that's a little inconvenient. Is there no other way I could stop users from saving things such as themes, screensavers etc, so when they log back on, everything looks the same as it did when they first logged on?

I'm wondering how I can force users to use a mandatory profile via a GPO? I've tried Googling it but the results have been a little unclear. Thanks

Another way you could add the icon is through the Public profile on the computer.

Can't you just assign the My Computer icon through GPP?

If you'd prefer them only to use IE then you could block firefox.exe e.g

You may have to remove some objects from AD.

I'm going to admit to not using a passcode, it honestly annoys me having to swipe, and then put a passcode in. I prefer to just swipe. Silly, I know.

This has got to be one of the most ridiculous things ever... haha!

ExchangeInbox.com - The Exchange 2007 Content Filter Agent

Doesn't Joomla also support LDAP?

Have you tried deleting the non-duplicate mailbox, then seeing if the duplicate still appears? If not then just re-add it again and see what happens.

Can the Exchange cert have anything to do with this? And does the HDD with your exchange db on it have enough space?

Wait, is that a good thing or a bad thing?

Well, I've been looking at a university course which offers a bachelors of science in computer networking, CompTIA Network+ and Security +, Microsoft qualifications (although it's a bit broad, all it says is Microsoft qualifications) and it also offers CCNA. But I'm just thinking, if I go on this course, would it be worth furthering my knowledge by going to study CCNP straight after? I think the course looks great (although I know experience in IT is favoured), but I think it would help me a lot to get a job in networking and hopefully offer me a variety of things to go in to. I'm hoping to become a network engineer.

Hello everyone, I'm not sure what to go for in the future... Microsoft qualifications or Cisco qualifications. From what I can see Cisco is highly regarded and the pay for jobs which require Cisco are much higher paid than those that involve Microsoft qualifications. I want to get the right qualifications which will benefit me in the long-term and provide a good salary. What do you think?

Have you tried to recreate the send and receive connectors?

I can see you can login now. Well, you can view the login form.

Have you tried rebooting the IIS web server? Also, there may be something in the IIS logs about the error. This may be of some help as well http://support.microsoft.com/kb/293386 Can you access your inbox via Outlook?

I thought you could have the gateway on the same server?

I wouldn't mind something 2nd hand as long as it's in good condition. I've PMd you.

@nephilim I think I'll give that a go soon. "Purchase your ProLiant Microserver (part code 633724-421) between 1 February - 31 May 2011, complete this claim form and HP will refund £100"

At the moment I'm using my laptop now and then which is not ideal as I just don't like the idea of my laptop being on for such long periods of time. Also from what I can understand, server hardware is much more durable.

Hi, I'm looking for a cheapish server for my soon to be 'lab', nothing special, but it's to run Windows Server 2008R2, Exchange, AD and maybe a few other things... Can anyone recommend a decent server which will run all of these for a reasonable price? Thanks

I'd sell nothing but a nerve for an iPad.

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