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Are they Atheros cards by any chance? Rob

We started out Circa 2004 with site wide 3com AP's, worked OK but was not fantastic. In 2008 we moved to a temporary site, they had previously had a failed Madge system so as part of the move we covered about 50% of the site with Cisco Light Weight AP's and controller. It was ok but the fact that 50% of the site was uncovered was an issue. Our sister site also implemented Cisco. For our new build we wanted 'N' so we went the Meru route, and so did our sister site. Very costly and rather complex, but 99% of the time it looks after itself and gives us almost total coverage. If I was doing it again, I would investigate Ubiquity Unify as we could probably get a similar level of performance and operation for a 10th of the cost. Rob

is your squid box the Default Route for outgoing connections from the LAN? Rob

Seatbelt would have been an idea. Rob

Days off, but still keeping in touch with work and doing some personal learning and research... So actually not realy a proper 100% day off. Rob

Sat in the pub yesterday used my Phone teathered as the wifi was junk. Got 3by2 which is not bad, but it uses my capped data.... Got free wifi in this pub today and it works nicely. Rob

What's the geographical location like? With a bit of thought , design and planning you may be able to offer WiFi using something like an Altai A8 SuperWi-Fi hot spot. You may also find you can hit local primaries too. As mentioned though, it's a legal mine field being the service provider. Rob

I am usualy in devon twice a year, but down Brixham way. Lots of good costal walks, houses to visit, the moors to get lost on. Have a good time. In fact I think I am in brixham last week of October Rob

Home servers, laptops and equipment all get girls names. Work servers all boring... We did in the old days name the work servers after planets. the Sims Server was Uranus, Oh the fun. We often got a Tape stuck in Uranus, and logging out of uranus always caused a wry smile. We then ran out of planets, fortunatly it was a natural leap to GODS and other Classical entities. Our two Currciuclum servers were an identical pair of PE2800's Romulus and Remus, Cerberus was the main internet Filter/Firewall... Rob

We have C660,C650,A300,L300,M10's and an assortment of other Toshes and never had an issue in setting a BIOS password. Rob

The supervisor PWD should lock the bios?? Rob

the copier will have user permissions, you will need to log onto the copier and determine where they are and make sure they have print allowance. That's how it was on our old Xerox WorkCentre Machines and I doubt the Minolta is much different. Rob

It will only tell you the manufacturer of the NIC chipset, which MAY give you a clue but possibly not. Rob

1st you need to determine the current, short term and long term requirements. Rob

They won't give two hoooooots.. It's not a model they use anymore Got 2 20CN Fibre NTE's on my desk that they said they would collect 10 months ago, and the units had been out of service for 12 months prior to that...

We have all-staff moderated by a few users and a subset of users have send-regardless ability. The only time it's an issue is when thre is something time critical and nobody is there to approve the mail Rob

It's a Leased Line Network Termination Box. Will almost certainly have been for ISDN30 or perhaps a 2MB leased line. Rob

Router software is still restricted download though. Rob

Download Software - Cisco Systems Been able to get some IOS's for at least 2 years. Rob

manager can definatly send out e-mails ( I get lots every day LOL ) . Does the ILO have any SNMP, if so I belive that should point at IManager. Rob

So you have access to ILO? It may be that the realy basic one does not do it , I can't honestly remember as it's a few months since I last looked at an ILO. I think Insight Manager will connect to ilo's though. Havings said that, I cam not too sure what monitioring the ILO (basic one's) do anyway. Rob

Just put two Ubiquiti Nanostation M5's anywhere in the vacinity and you will get a decent connection. OR use deliberant DLB 5M-18's Used lots of these for point to point. Rob

HTTP.. Rob

Not only a waste but a security flaw in the waiting. Rob