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When I want to add extra drives, I must admit I go straight into the app_data\hapconfig.xml file For our user documents path, I have the value just as %homedrive% ie %homedir%

If you have Windows 2012 you can setup DHCP failover for just this eventuality. Windows 2008 had the feature where your DHCP server could be load balanced over a couple of servers but not sure if it had the failover as well.

How many pages has your printer done. If it's close to 100,000 then your drum might need to be replaced as that is the waste toner holder... but normally it actually says that it needs replacing instead of the error code (which sometimes is just the total page count on other Kyocera models)

Yes the difference was around 0.8 from the Ultra Soft to the Super Softs, so the fact that Merc got so close on the Soft is impressive. Had they done the run on the Super Soft it wouldn't be such a shocking laptime. But so far it looks like the other teams need to find more pace =/

he was 0.2 seconds slower than Vettel last week on the Ultra soft. Today only Alonso has been on the softs so no real comparison as they have been working on PU delivery

It was also a case that Lewis complained of being sore after the first day due to the amount of running they got in, so to make sure both drivers were not too broken before the race to split the running during the day... and yep all of Test 1 with 1 engine and 1 chassis and around 10* race distances easily. Then again there is plans for the Merc powered teams to only have 4 units for the entire season this year instead of the 5 they could use as it's over 20 races. [Edit]* Originally put 5, but reviewing information from Sky, it was actually the equivalent to 10 races around Spain.[/edit]

I've been sat with the Autosport feed running since I got in this morning. Headline news so far is that the Merc put on some SOFT tyres!!!

can you PXE boot?

We've used the same calculations as @localzuk since the OVS-ES scheme came out

That does sound strange, but should be possible. Maybe a chat with other timetablers is in order. 30 minutes does seem quite short for a lunch break. Our staff were upset when they had 5 minutes cut when we moved to a single lunch and it went down from 60 mins to 55 (the fact that support staff only get 30 mins didn't matter to them)

Oh timetabling wise it was actually no different than a single lunch break as classes/staff still only had 5 lessons a day, and it was just a case of stipulating in Nova-T when the staff had their lunch break (either lesson 4 or 5)

For several years we had split lunch, with KS3 on lunch for an hour, while KS4 were still in lessons, and then vice versa and worked quite well since our 1960's hall could not cope with 1000 students in 60 minutes all wanting lunch. For the last 18 months our SLT have switched back to a single 55 minute lunch session. There was a marked improvement in behaviour when we had the year groups split for lunch compared to now, and it made exam periods easier to manage as we would just switch which KeyStage had the early lunch slot for that day or week (where as now we have to bring the whole lunch break forward by an hour which means the kitchen staff have to rejig their staffing patterns)

Maybe at the weekend, but the looks @DJ-1701 gets when wearing high heels on a Monday morning can be comical.

We got ours added when I went though the steps to add the self signup to our tenancy. At no point did I have to contact Microsoft for it (but we did have the previous version of ProPlus assigned to our account)

Typically the Solus 3 deployment server is installed on your SIMS server for simplicity

You can create a new GAL for your students, which is what we did. I followed the guide here -> https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/educloud/2013/04/15/alumni-address-book-policy-in-office-365-education/ and just replaced the Alumni information for Student When we create student accounts via Powershell, we automatically add them to the new mailbox policy which has the assigned GAL. We did add teaching staff into the Students GAL as well as staff complained that the students could not find them to e-mail work, and so far it's been fine for the last couple of years.

I also liked the point in the article where they planned on a dedicated broadband connection just for the Azure... lets see, £6k to £10k per year as an estimate for a 100mb circuit... maybe a couple of local Hyper-V servers could have been cheaper, but if the solution is working for them that's great.

23rd Feb, 15:02 Laps completed: Rosberg, 128 Alonso, 100 Verstappen, 91 Ricciardo, 96 Bottas, 94 Ericsson, 80 Vettel, 77 Perez, 65 Wehrlein, 46 Gutierrez, 44 Palmer, 42

I think it's an Anti @DJ-1701 feature @ZeroHour has implemented

Wehrlein is certainly racking up the laps for them... 54 yesterday, and at least 37 so far today... and no real drama.

Typical, now he posts a 1:26.082 to jump ahead of the Renault and go 8th.

Well at least they are not bottom of the time sheets so far today.. Alonso was slower on the Soft tyres than Palmer (before the turbo decided to have a late lunch) Actually the Honda hasn't been too bad either day so far.... hope they do some speed runs this afternoon instead of constant speed aero that they have focused on so far.

Lovely tweet from Renault team after their car caused a red flag after lunch Who says teams don't have a sense of humour

In your Office 365 Admin page, if you go to Domains, you can get the DNS settings you are looking for.

Watching some of the coverage yesterday, the new Ferrari engine was louder then either the 2015 Sauber when it was pottering around the track, or the Toro Rosso. We should hear the difference more in Qualifying when they are not worried about using the MGU-H to recharge the battery so most of the gases can go via the wastegate.