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Look at cabin heaters. Rob

Similar one on Maplin "2m power cord with 15A in-line blade fuse" So that's a Max of 180W Rob

waste of time. At most your Cigar lighter will be rated at 30A @ 12V which works out at 360W. A domestic fan heater is rated usualy at 2-2.5KW. Now given that 1)Domestic fan heaters don't do a great job (I ran one in the car for 40 mins a few weeks ago as My heater packed up and the car was only WARM) 2)This has 8 time less power. 3) Your in a big cold bus 4) You want to be careful drainging that much power constantly on cold days. It is not worth the effort. Rob

you ask the ISP (BT) to put a reverse pointer record on your static IP. ( many mailservers now reject connections from servers without a reverse IP ) it should be "[email protected]" or at least it is for .NET services . you then get whoever manages your DNS for your domain to point your MX record at your IP. That's the easy bit. You then have to configure Exchange for direct delivery. However ... We run a onsite relay that does inbound/outbound and filters the spam/malware/etc... ( ClearOS 5.2) Rob

Ahh I see. We don't bother with a third part relay for outbound, just do direct delivery. and Our MX for our domain points to our Static IP. So we are not dependant on any single 3rd party mailhost. Rob

TBH, I filled Sell-Assesment in on line last year and It was hardly a brain teaser. Rob

Sorry just re-read it.. What does the e-mail provider do for you ? Rob

Ask your new provider fot their SMTP relay host, then set Exchange to use this for the transport. Rob

you could NAT yourself behind their router with your own router. That's more or less what we did when we were on RBC. We wanted to be safe from the rest of the RBC and have our own network ranges. Rob

Yeah That't lovely. Rob.

Cheers.

Will do, shall we wait till monday afternoon then. Rob

I can send you paypal to cover postal if that's ok. Rob

you will need to register but this should eb the link to the IOS's Cisco Systems Rob

I could make use of one of these ( or probably all ) Rob

Could I have one, just had to give my wifi stick to the father in law. Rob

It's under cisco lifetime waranty, so long as you know who you got it from. I would download and install the latest IOS from cisco for the model as it may be a IOS glitch. Rob

Don't do PE very often twice in the last year. And they do seem to be under attentive ( over attentive is bad too ). One time they put my Pizza twice on the bill. Lucky I checked! Rob

Well I am not going to loose sleep on it.. Just hope it's still err free in the morning.. Rob

Unusuaul.. try a power inline never then power inline auto Also sh interface capabilities see if it mentions POE. If you bought it new just get the supplier to raise a TAC with Cisco, if they can't advise of a fix then they will replace it.

and are the phones actualy pulling power or are they perhaps using 48V bricks. Rob

try conf t int range f0/1 - 8 power inline auto exit

Fairly clean room really, little moisture. Compared to some of the other the locations I have had optics it could be considered pristine... Fortunately RSTP was able to cope with us pulling stuff in and out , unfortunately it always considered the faulty cable to be the best distance. I would have just left it unplugged if it was not resolved. Rob

Over the break I noticed an instance of our Meru controller loosing 5 AP's , it actually happened twice. I tracked them all back to one edge switch on the far side of the building, there was no sign of the switch having rebooted as it had been up for well over a year. looked fine Checking in Kiwi I was seeing no errors from the switch but it's neighbour (the distro switch for that stack) was getting both an occasional CDP mismatch and transmission errors on it's 10Gb fibre back to the core. The port was showing lots of input errors. We swapped onto a spare fibre on the infrastructure and the fault remained. We waited for a spare patch lead ( loads of SC-LC SC-ST LC-LC on site but no SC-SC ) to come over from the other site... Popped to the pub for a Curry Lunch. Came back. Put in Patch lead and all has been good. I don't recall ever having a fibre patch lead fail without some physical intervention, I was expecting it to be one of the EXPENSIVE 10Gb transceivers and to be in a battle for warranty repair but seems the simple solution was the good one. Rob

Use both scenarios without issue on our Cisco. Do check though that if you want Gbit to the desktop that the phone is 10/100/1000 compatible. Rob