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I remember BSF; my previous school was in the next wave before it was cancelled (wave 6b, I think). Allegedly £4,000,000 had already been spent on consultancy and planning and not one brick was laid. I doubt much has changed.

I usually try google to see if anyone has benchmarked that model. Believe me just because it is a big brand doesn't mean it will be good. I brought a 42" Samsung in the sales about 5 years ago and it just has atrocious motion blur when watching sport and annoying tearing when playing games on xbox 360. It quickly got bumped into the back room and my 10 year old 32" 720 Samsung is still in my living room (although it does now have some scorch marks on it ).

If using with your PS4 keep an eye on the latency (especially if you like first person shooters); 30ms or lower is considered very good for gaming. Avoid anything pushing 80ms or more, although some TVs feature a gaming mode to help, so don't just take the headline figure.

I know they were brought out by Oracle but at my first job we had print servers from I remember trying to get to grips with the Solaris OS that they ran, that was my first experience of a non Microsoft OS.

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I had heard similar from a contact in the council, how likely it is to happen remains to be seen. BCC aren't exactly flush with cash to invest in err.......... anything, so I would think CRISP would be low on the priorities list.

Does anyone know if this really means all schools as foundation, voluntary aided and free schools are already out of LA control?

Its already happening here, ICT support required between 08:00 and 17:00. We have different shifts to cover this requirement. Our reception now needs to be covered from 07:30 until 18:00 which is causing a lot of disruption for the admin staff. Not to mention the issues with keeping fire registers for after school classes.

It would make sense, they are happily supporting Unify on Vanilla setups. So this may be following the same logic, CC4 first then vanilla.

I'm open to the idea but it depends on where, when and the agenda for me.

It is going to be a case of

Hands all the way, if it is a big burger take it head on and deal with any fallout later. There is no time to waste especially if there is cheese involved, nothing spoils a burger more than clod cheese.

Is your block policy at the top of the list (or above anything else that may apply to the user) in guardian?

Here is your problem, you can't do it because BGFL assign a single IP range to a site and you can't change the config on the router. Without Link2ICT on side I really don't think you will get this to work.

Without Smoothwall in the equation do you still need to specify the BGFL proxy on your clients to get them connected? If so you would also need to specify that as an upstream proxy in Smoothwall. However you also have other issues as I know that BGFL are also doing SSL inspection at their side, you may end up with some very unusual results.

Cracking bike that. I really can't remember much about the process when I passed (It was 11 years ago now ). I remember doing my CBT on my Aprillia RS125 at 19 and riding it restricted (it only reved to 5,000rpm restricted (45 - 50mph max)) and L plates on a provisional license. I then took my theory the following year followed by a two day "crash" course with my test at the end. I got told on the morning of my test that I couldn't use my bike (the only geared bike I had ever used at that point) for my test as I didn't have a certificate of the restriction . Luckily I managed to jump on a spare Honda the training providers had and just about got used to it for my test. Once I had passed I got the RS125 derestricted, what fun that bike was once you could rev it! After two years I could ride without restrictions that's when I got the SV, promptly got into my first accident and then joined RoSPA.

Completed the story mode on GTA5 (xbox one) the other night. Might go for 100% completion, if I can be bothered with all of the knife flights and under the bridge tasks. I suppose I may look into the multiplayer mode, I haven't touched it since the first few weeks it went live on xbox 360.

Anything specific?

I did things slightly differently, I setup O365 with the new mailboxes. I then got the MX record changed to O365 so any new mail hit the empty O365 mailboxes. I then started the process described above to migrate the contents of the Zimbra accounts over to the live O365 ones. It took some coordinating but I informed users of the change and from x date they would need to log into O365 to get new mail. Assuring them that their old email would be brought over ASAP, you may need to prioritise certain users.

Sorry, I just replied in the other thread. To keep things simple I will reply here. What exactly do you need help with? How far into the process are you?

Since our move away we no longer get a place for free. I really can't justify the £200+ to go. Do let me know if there is anything of genuine interest there though!

I can completely recommend the Suzuki SV60S or the Yamaha FZS600. Having ridden the former for 11 years I can testify as to how brilliant it is to ride a v-twin all year round.

Make sure Windows Firewall is allowing traffic on the applicable ports.

I have an old 1U LTO4 SCSI autoloader in storage if you are interested.

When we brought Aerohive we had some training from LAN3, I'm not sure if it was an official course let alone one of these you mentioned. But it gave us a good insight into how we were going to set things up and run it day to day.