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Just curious, a large number of post in this section has over 200+ views. What is holding everyone back applying?

Hi all, We are currently recruiting for a new role based in Clapham South (couple minutes walk from the station). Technologies includes but not limited to AD, DNS, DHCP, GPOs, Office 365, Powershell, Exchange, SCCM, VMware, SAN (Nimble Storage), networking (cisco switches), If you are interested, full details are available here but please do drop me an informal PM and I will be in touch! PS - we have approx 1000 desktops/laptops, and approx 1500 users.

We have done this very recently, we have SCCM 2012 R2, but did not want to upgrade so we installed SCCM (current branch). Boundaries do overlap, but we are not deploying at the moment, just creating fresh packages and images - be careful with the WDS service, this may conflict depending on how your network setup.

You would be classed as unlicensed. In the Per Core licensing framework for SQL 2014, the allocated core per VM is what needs to be purchased. For example, if your VM has 6 cores allocated, you need 6 core licenses. The minimum requirement however for any VM, is 4 core license. So in your scenario, a 2 core allocation for the VM, would still require you to purchase 4 core license. To quote from Microsoft licensing guide: Depending on your agreement (we have EES agreement), for us, the core license comes as packs of two: (7NQ-00302) SQLSvrStdCore ALNG LicSAPk MVL 2Lic CoreLic

I'd suggest you talk to Steve Wilde from 64Teq, service company specialising in education sector and can help you from procurement to implementation and project management. PS - pricing from 64Teq has always been exceptional for us. We get at least half a dozen quotes from various suppliers and push hard for discounts but 64Teq always comes out top.

Looking for an enthusiastic systems engineer! You will be doing lots of projects and day-to-day BAU tasks. Salary: £28,411 Location: Clapham South (2 mins walk from northern line) Systems Engineer at St Francis Xavier (SFX) 6th Form College - London - CWJobs.co.uk

What was the solution, would be useful to post as it will help others

Hi Ramesh, please send me your email via private message. The position is still open. The salary is now fixed to £23k.

Purpose of the Job: To act in the capacity of an IT Support Engineer and to assist in the day-to-day management and operation of the College ICT Systems. What we are looking for: We do not expect to find an applicant that knows all and does all. This is a stepping stone, those wanting to progress more into 2nd line support. A good rounder in multiple core technologies will give you an edge. We are a very easy team to work with, plenty of training provided, need an aptitude to learn and progress. There are potential future growth and specialist areas. Selection Criteria: Applicants must have the appropriate qualifications which in this instance are: a computing/IT degree/MCSE, plus experience. Applicants must have sound technical network and IT skills appropriate to the tasks outlined (networks, hardware and software support for users, backup routines, telephone system). Applicants must have some experience of technically supporting and managing a large Microsoft network infrastructure. Applicants must have some knowledge of configuring and managing Microsoft Windows 2008/12 network operating systems, security systems, implications and standards. Applicants have some knowledge of configuring and managing VMWare vSphere 5. Applicants have some knowledge of administering Microsoft Exchange 2007/ 2010. Applicants have some knowledge of administering / maintaining Cisco Switches or any other networking equipment Applicants have a good knowledge of managing backup using Symantec Backup Exec or other third party backup tools. Applicants have some knowledge of Microsoft System Configuration Manager. Full job specs available upon request. Location: South Clapham Pay: £21k - £23k Contact me ASAP with CV, position is available from June 2013. No agencies please!

Hi all, this thread hasn't been updated for quite some time. Anyone know if this project (AUP Informant) going to be continued? So far, it is absolutely amazing considering is cost nothing and does almost everything one would like.

I have a thought, these machines in question, and also this seem very far from the issue, my question is do they have an Nvidia graphic card?

awesome article, very nice write up... any chance of taking a peek at those docs?

Another vote for Turnitin - Turnitin : Welcome Used across London Universities and colleges.

My vote goes for this one too, used in HE college among 1000 students

Hi all, This post goes to all those who have successfully moved from RM based infrastructure to a brand new Vanilla setup. Would like to know how much success you've had from using SCCM 2012 and any other third-party tools. We are looking to move away from RM CC4 and looking for some options but without a doubt we will intensively be using SCCM 2012. Thanks for the replies in advance.