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http://www.edugeek.net/forums/office-software/74238-solution-kms-activation-imaging-plus-error-0xc004f038.html

Yea but that had the added benifit of almost zero compatibility with things that people actually ran at the time.

so, Linux 8 then

No, we don't have any staff working currently in 1997, we don't even support imap. If it does not support eas it probably does not even support appropriate security let alone implement it. You can make it slightly better by forcing ssl security but it is still not fantastic efficiency, security or featureset wise.

New Iron Man was decent but not epic, fell into the same traps as the last Star Trek before the reboot, looking forward to the new ST just because of what it is and also the After Earth movie which could be decent. Olympus could be good but could be another G I Joe which was all action and as little plot as possible, honestly it would not have filled an A4 page in 72 point font.

Best advice is to see how well it works on your environment. Personally I questioned their value when their whole sales pitch and engineering effort seemed to be on iCack. It all depends on how well it suites your specific site and set of equipment.

The IBM stuff is quite good despite it's reliance on LSI internals, we have a SAS connected 3500 series at one site and after a firmware mess it updated and now fly. Smaller than the OPs install but decent anyway. Edit: also a third cheaper than the HP variant when we were buying.

Worst case yes but they may have ended up testing the nonsense mitigation features more than the abilities of the gear itself. If someone would nuke apple we'd probably need a third less APs and a whole bunch less bridging tech in the middle to patch over the things they have screwed up. From the promotional material I got fed at least half of aerohive's product offering is built specifically to patch over stuff apple has produced from their backside.

It's little stuff like that that you can miss unless you are going to all the events and training or participate in an active community like this one. I had.

Their conclusions are also tainted by their use of Apple gear which is notorious for being a bit thick and or overly verbose on WiFi networks. The results would have been more interesting with sensible client devices and each AP may well have catered for more if it was not occupied with the extensive handholding needed for the Apple gear.

do you have another one to swap it with, could be user error maybe or dodgy battery. If you can replicate it I'd just report it as a warranty claim to the suppliers.

Wait, here we go, there is a whole article from here on it EduGeek.net - An EduGeek Roundup of Free Network Monitoring Tools

There is network monitoring software like nagios and cati that can help you out with this, these are open source so the usual disclaimer about wandering through a desert of ascii is implied. There are others floating around too, there are a few suggestions floating around here on the forum for network monitoring.

Try hooking it up with the cable, especially if you are running a new version as Studio 10 is just out, this will update the firmware if it needs is and things should run a bunch smoother, ours refused to calibrate till the firmware was updated via the USB cable. You an also try running it for a couple of days with the USB cable instead of wireless just to isolate if it is a communication/power issue. Our units are generally pretty rock solid and stand up to the usual mistreatment they are exposed to on a daily basis.

Are you looking to rehome the drives, might be able to transfer them to the new unit with new caddies.

Yay, wait, its been that long we don't really care anymore, their can't be more than a few months till the next one is available in countries they care about.

Not very often, every major exchange version, this has been planned and talked about for months though even on here.

You've been upgraded to the latest version, did you not get the warning emails or alerts in the management console. You can delay a bit but only if it has not already happened.

The main fiction being that the government is acting in the best interests of it's citizens rather than itself. PoI is a great show though.

Don't get me wrong, I'm looking at some of their cameras and for some deployments they will work fine but some other solutions undeniably have more smarts built in. Yes some of this may be fixed by new software in UnFi's future but the others have it right now so it is unfair saying they are the same when a lot of the features don't yet exist on it. It is much better now they have released the pro grade hardware but there are still holes, these may or may not affect you but should be included in the comparisons.

Ruckus is fine, ceiling mounting is good as it gets you line of sight to the devices without too many meat sacks (humans) in the way to mess up the signal. Unfi is great to brute force with but lacks the civility of a managed system that can beam form, client redirect and actually pay attention to what other aps are on the channel, none of which is unfi's strong suit but if you are just flooding the area with aps effectively hitting it with a big hammer then unfit may work for you too.

Google Sketchup can be good for this

Thanks, hadn't seen that.

Or VNC on a W8 tablet. Rdp if using ts or mps as that can pass distinct mouse, pen and touch points and gestures.

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