twin--turbo

Same thinking, certificate or some other SSL mechanism borked..

Try setting IIS to not require SSL and restart IIS. Rob

Components usualy come with a passive crossover, all 4 sets I have kicking arround do. Rob

Event logs, is this an OWA server as well as the Mailstore? If so is IIS running at all? can you query the database via powershell? Rob

Free 14" Portable TV with scart to RCA adapter and use the Composit. Rob

The autoleads kit will make it dead simple wiring wise. And yes the amp output is on RCA's Rob

Will apple adopt? Rob

I hate these sort of things. You get one original. And then just a bunch of copy cats. Rob

A pending redundancy evolved into a job change is the simple way to put it. Was far more convoluted than that. Still do 95% of the old job for less pay but at the time it was not my only option but the sensible one given a large number of variables that were in play. Rob

I hate making tea for people... Too many variables Rob

My title used to be Network Manager, now it is senior I.T. Tech, we still have an NM... But if the network is being managed then I manage the network

Can't see the need for an auto loader for archive, a single slot LTO will do the job. We have autoloaders but they are just belt and braces realy as the data is cross-site disk-2-disk Rob

LOL....

NAT is very often broken if you try to access it from the lan side rather than truly on the WAN. Rob

how are you testing from external , from a real external device or from the LAN? I would move the camera to the standard lan if there is one and not the DMZ for testing.

I doubt EE would be blocking, what are the gateway and netmask for the camera?

not clear? have you tried with the camera on 80 then using 8080 externaly? Rob

help.ee.co.uk/system/selfservice.controller?CONFIGURATION=1016&PARTITION_ID=1&secureFlag=false&TIMEZONE_OFFSET=&CMD=VIEW_ARTICLE&USERTYPE=1&ARTICLE_ID=540688 In the last picture. lanip address = camera lan port = 80 public port = 8080 Rob

you need to set a custom port forward say port 8080 on the brightbox to port 80 of the IP cam. so you would browse to http://mydyndnswhatsit:8080 Rob

Most VLE's will cost £££'s and all of them require management. As moodle is free it's the best choice VLE for small scale deployment but may not be the best solution. Aty the basic level the idea of google docs may work, or look at a Content Management system Like "Joomla". Rob

You will have more than one local training company that will be able ot provide you with an Aprentice, speak to your HR team as they probably have links already. Rob

you can watch it and it just does not look right... Rob

That's very lifelike!

It's difficult to imagine it can happen until you have had it 1st hand..... https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=2005+flood+carlisle+photos&client=ubuntu&hs=eT&channel=fs&gl=uk&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=B6qoUobCHsiQ7AaUhoGABA&ved=0CDIQsAQ&biw=1024&bih=574

Ours were on desk tops , meant they were about 70cm Above the high tide in our flood. We still went into work and moved them to the first floor for safety though. Now our server room is located in an area of the building where the floor level would probably be 70cm lower... And they are in racks so the UPS's and the bottom of the blade center could well have been a bit damp... Hopefully the flood defenses will prevent another flood. To Be reasonably safe.. Go for 1st Floor. Rob