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we use Kiwi for syslog. Looked a splunk but nearly fell of my chair when they called with a price! Rob
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Bandwidth Limiting in Transparent Proxy
twin--turbo replied to AndiMarv's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
From my experience it's very difficult to do. The only way I could get it to work was with per user IP rules on a MictoTik Router. Rob -
That was in the local paper the other day. We must stamp out this culture of cultural diversity. Tins of flesh coloured paint, dvd's of My Fair Lady to get the speach sorted and everyone wearing Black suit's and Bowlers or Floral Tea Dresses.. ... And lunch should only ever be cottage pie. Rob
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tried deleting normal.dot? rob
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Plustek OpticBook 3600 Corporate Book Flatbed Scanner 4042485352652 | eBay BISH!!
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We used to have a pair of book scanners, their scan head went right to the edge of the machine so there was squashing. Can't remember the brand but they were 600ish.. Never got used. Rob
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Not quite sure what you mean? Rob
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But do you want guest on the same physical network as your students and servers? Rob
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Anyone using Plasma/LCD in classrooms instead of IWB's
twin--turbo replied to Kyle's topic in How do you do....it?
Did you have problems with non tough before hand? Rob -
Anyone using Plasma/LCD in classrooms instead of IWB's
twin--turbo replied to Kyle's topic in How do you do....it?
Yeah what we have, just had 5 out of 10 repaird though due to faulty usb-serial converters inside. Rob -
No The OP... Rob
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Anyone using Plasma/LCD in classrooms instead of IWB's
twin--turbo replied to Kyle's topic in How do you do....it?
Yeah we have them on trollies and on walls Large 55" LG LED's Much crisper and brighter than projectors. We also have so interactive TV's too. Rob -
Quick Q... Are you seperating off the guest clients from your main lan with a vlan? Rob
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Or a circular saw Rob
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Still no depth control though. This is better, but again still no depth. HSS Hire - 300mm Portable Cut-Off Saw Hire and Rent
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no you can't set the depth. it will do the cut though with a stone blade.
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No DRL's but do have Auto Lights.. My car being Auto and the wifes being Manual is enough to remind me which one I am in...
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take 4x £5, put in envelopes with note saying. "if this makes a significant difference to your life, spend it, if not add £1 , if it gets to £10 pounds split it in 2 and send out this message again. tape the 4 envelopes to packets of Value products in supermarkets. you may help 4 people, you may help hundreds, rob
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The vote is flawed as it does not have the option to maintain a steady speed.
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AP's in same subnet of users, or in other vlan?
twin--turbo replied to dinistic's topic in Wireless Networks
It all depends on what the AP's are able to do can thay do 802.11q and vlans can the switch gear do 802.11q and vlans do you have a router able to route vlans. How many clients? Are the AP's managed or standalone? Rob -
Maintain a steady speed until conditions dictate otherwise. Rob
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Yeah we had the petwise. I think they have built in double knock and can determine a large object over a smaler one.. But I realy can't remember. I would not realy trust a PI, it would cost more in the end too. Rob
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Get it sent back before your distance selling rights are compramised. Rob
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Google and you will find the manual. If you have pets then Tex do special PIR's you can also set double nock and all sorts. Been 10 years since I did the Excel but using the com programmer was easy peasy... Texe actualy sent the serial cable out to me for free!! I think I will be going the Premier route although the RKP's are a lot more expensive.. Rob
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Transparent proxy problem
twin--turbo replied to Badaz52's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
on your internal DNS server add your external domain name. then add a record for your smoothie and point it at the internal IP of the smoothie.. So say you get redirected to lanportal.myschool.org.uk add lanportal.myschool.org.uk to your wildcard cert ( if you need to ) add the domain to your internal dns server myschool.org.uk add an a record to that domain lanportal.myschool.org.uk - to the IP of the smoothie. add the certificate to smothwall ( can't help you on that one ) client hits your redirect fetches DNS for lanportal.myschool.org.uk from your DNS, goes to the IP you specified. Smoothwall sees a request for lanportal.myschool.org.uk, has a certificate that matches and the client is happy. make sense? Rob
