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twin--turbo

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  1. It's very easy to do, and the screens are available from Laptop Screens | Laptop Screen | Laptop LCD Screens | Replacement Laptop Screens | Broken Laptop Screen - Home cheep! make sure the battery is out and the system discharged. takes us about 10 minutes tops on most of our laptops but we do get a lot of them through the door.. Rob
  2. what do you exactly mean by this? you have a switch connected to one side of the router for the internal network correct? and somethign on the outside being th internet? and vlan1 can be used just fine. to actualy connect the router to the internet your going to need to either have a public IP for each client PC or be running NAT. Rob
  3. We jumped from our RBC in 2009 after becomming an Academy, for us it was simple as we had never relied on the RBC for any service other than piping packets to our site. We ran/run our own firewall, filtering, Email, DNS, etc. So we just changed our DNS modded some server IP's and chucked the RBC router in a box till they bothered to recover it. Rob
  4. (for reference) Name virtual host in apache . Rob
  5. Speak to Wireless Network Wireless Bridge Wireless WiFi Ethernet Bridge Specialists Your situation sounds like a good candidate for Unifi, It does not need a registerd installer, but somone will have to understand it to do a decent job. Rob
  6. Unless something massive has changed then no. we were on a hosted VLE providers Live@ and could see the addresses of every other user in every other school! We set up our own live@ for testing and could not segregate staff & students. We left students on Live, and setup exchange for staff. Even on exchange it seems virtually impossible to hide one set of users from another. I broke exchange lots and lots with adsiedit trying to disable address lists. Novell Groupwise was able to do it without any problems, shame we were forced to move off it. Rob
  7. We have Clever's on trollies. Much more useful than a wall mounted screen and projector. And durable, I was asked to pucnh the demo one. I hurt my hand LOL.. Rob
  8. Sounds like it's fully defunct then.
  9. is there a cable connecting the 2 a DB25 if so the one that is down is waiting in failover mode. Rob
  10. Got a 525 sitting in my dining room , not in service mind... Rob
  11. Appart from some strange tape management issues , I quite like it. Better than DPM.
  12. We just fix em. We would ratehr be charging back to departments but have been told not to do this. Rob
  13. Double Negative.
  14. it will be https do https://ipofserver:10000 Rob
  15. It means the Ethernets are not in use presently as long as it's not part of some failover then I guess that yes it's probably safe to remove. Which PIX is it? Rob
  16. We always fully wiped HDD's including the utility partition so doubt I have actualy virtualised one. Windows "should" be able to re-write it's boot loader without the dell stuff. I probably knew how once.... Rob
  17. USB storage, and he uses it as a media server so it's capable of streaming HD. Not BALLS out performance but for £30 + a £50 1TB HDD it's a very low cost low power solution. Rob
  18. No need to push G711 (87Kb) over wan links, G729 will do fine at (41Kb). I can't tell the difference when calling between sites. Not that we need to save bandwidth on a 1Gb Pipe . Rob
  19. if there is only one server and a few clients then just use one subnet and vlan. Rob
  20. Do a full scandisk to find and fix any errors before the P2V. Helped on one system that I had issues with. Rob
  21. My friend uses a Raspbery Pi as his Storage server. Rob
  22. Unless it's a Chassis then it's covered, just need to be the original owner and know who supplied it. Rob
  23. HA..... We had a full new install with cisco kit at our other site, twin 4507 cores and distribution and edge switches. It took 5 months to get the UN/PW out of the BIG installer. The day I got the details I swore so much the air turned blue. Our expensive network was using switches daisy chained 7 levels deep and with no redundancy. It took three months for them to agree that it was abysmal and come in and do it properly. Rob
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