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Is that on both sides DC1 and DC2?

What's your firewall configuration like? Have you tried it with the firewall switched off?

Thank You!

Thank You from you both As my dad says "Like a good bottle of wine, its gets more mature and it gets better with age" or something along those lines

Happy birthday to the Internet who is 45 and to Me who is 17...We finally have something in common. Source: Softpedia

If you're interested in network/computer security, you can do can the following things to advance your learning: 1) Speak to your School's IT Dept (as already said by @Galway and others) 2) You could learn the basics of network/computer security in an isolated virtual environment in VirtualBox using the Microsoft Windows Eval images from Technet. (If your personal computer can run VM's) There are lots of tutorials online teaching about Group Policy, Active Directory etc etc. (That's mainly how I learnt about MS Server Software) Good places to look stuff up on is YouTube, Google, Technet Wiki and Edugeek. If your machine can't run any Virtual Machines, you can use the Technet Virtual Labs. Links for all the items mentioned have been linked below. Resources: VirtualBox, Technet Eval Center *Requires Microsoft Live Account*, Technet Wiki, Microsoft Virtual Academy, Technet Virtual Labs Disclaimer/Warning:The things you learn must not be used on your school's network. Only on your personal virtual network. You can serious trouble if you interfere with your school network.

Call for volunteers ... Our ambition is to create a community supporting first time teachers of Linux ... you could be an expert, you could be an enthusiast, a novice or a combination of any. We intend to commence our recruitment of educational establishments from the 1st of November. Having a community ready and waiting as well as learning and discovering along side these teachers. Focussed entirely on Linux Essentials, we are hoping that through this venture we may encourage the teaching of Linux in schools. We are looking for volunteers. If you are unsure if you fit the bill, the criteria we are looking for is: Willingness to donate 30-60 minutes a week, participating in our online communities. This is not a fixed rule, we will not be counting every minute, some may give more, others less. It is about being part of this community and giving what you can. Open minded, for many this will be the first time. Understanding, some are educators, some are volunteers, everyone is trying to help. A desire to study the material and get stuck in. If you are interested, please send an email with your name, preferred email address and a sense of enthusiasm. There are two spaces, we would like to work in: The public external space, via the Google Forums, the focus will be on teaching and sharing of ideas for new and existing members to openly discuss linux and the teaching of this subject. The private internal (to Cisco space), where detailed, technical discussion on the curriculum will take place. We also have a facebook group, this is a social space. After the easy bit, as questions arise ... all we need you to do is: Check in on the forums (at least once a week) If there are any queries that you can answer, please do respond. If there are any interesting threads you wish to contribute, please do. Source: Open University Linux: Call for volunteers ...

I wanted a change and ended up with this!

I use lots of apps on a day to day basis, i mainly use these: Chrome, VMware Workstation, Visual Studio and Word

Beta Patch 1.14 released on Steam. Source: SCS Blog Changelog: To access the beta, you need to switch to the public beta branch in Steam.

+1 For that

Offer has now ended.

Still Free as of 17:21 UK Time. (17/10/2014)

It's an day after my birthday (according to the leak, it starts on October 30th)...Self control will be required Edit: Leak Information: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Steam-Halloween-Sale-2014-Leaked-Starts-on-October-30-Report-461353.shtml

Steam seems to take most of my money as well I should control spending my money.

It's a free for 24 hours. You get to keep it forever. I Can't find out when the offer expires. So I don't know how long it as left.

PAYDAY: The Heist is currently free on steam for 24 hours. Link: PAYDAYâ„¢ The Heist on Steam

I use the Desktop Version and the WinPE boot disk is amazing.

+1 for Shadow Protect

Seems to be okay atm. Here's my screenshot from last night

iPhone app is currently refusing to work

Happened at home, last night on my iPhone.

Happy Birthday

That would make an interesting change

You got Avira free antivirus http://www.avira.com/en/avira-free-antivirus