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Hey Everyone, We are getting ready to purchase 6 new HP DL380 Gen9 servers to act as ESXi hosts. On the quote, our vendor has included an HPE FlexFabric 534FLR. This does not include any transceiver modules, and so I was given the task of figuring out exactly everything that we need. And here is where I am lost. In our environment, we have a Brocade VDX 6720 for our network and a Brocade 5100 for our SAN. In terms of cards, our other hosts have a QLogic BR-1020 CNA for 10 GE and a QLogic 2462. My questions are thus: 1.) Are transceiver brands largely interchangeable? I'm inclined to go with the HPE 534FLR, will this accept a Brocade 10GE SFP+ SR module? 2.) A new QLogic 2462 w/ 2 modules costs $1478.29, whereas HP's recommended H2412 costs $322.18 w/o the modules,but is a 12 Gbps card. If I put a 4 Gbps module, will it sufficiently downgrade? Could I put a 12 Gbps module on the card, and an 8 Gbps module on the 5100? 3.) Could I just throw in 2 BR-1020 cards, use one for network and the other for SAN? Can I split the ports on a single card and have one port for network and the other for the SAN fabric? If anyone could help me out, that would be awesome. I'm trying to get familiar with the terms and specs, but I'm completely lost when it comes to determining what can connect with what.

Nope (from frontier_support on reddit.com/r/elitedangerous): You get access to it all, but not until Horizons releases.

Only thing holding me back from ED right now is that Horizons isn't out yet. I don't want to spend $105 on the base game + expansion when I can just wait until ED:H is released and grab it all for $60. Really terrible price plan IMO.

I rented Until Dawn for a night last weekend. Played through it that night and the following morning. Probably my most enjoyable gaming experience so far this year.

Yep, the free version can do that. You can pretty well customize what you want the resulting file structure to look like.

Google Docs has come a long way, but it still pales in comparison to what a fully featured Office suite can do. We're in the process of migrating to Google Apps for Education for our email and Google Drive, but planning on keeping Office alongside it.

What happens if you turn off SMART Ink\Ink Layer? I would also check that the board firmware and the software are up to date. Whenever we start running into wonky issues like this, that's usually one of the first things we do.

When you run the SmartBoard calibration, which screen does it come up on? Does it calibrate correctly?

We were running a piece of software that needed admin rights to run. What I ended up doing was throwing together a VBScript that used the runas command, and then repacked it into an exe and changed the program shortcut to launch the script instead. Here's the script: Set WshShell=WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") strCmd="[u][b]Path to Program.exe[/b][/u]" strUser="[u][b]Domain\AdminUser[/b][/u]" strPass="[u][b]AdminPassword[/b][/u]" set WshShell=CreateObject("WScript.Shell") WshShell.Run "runas.exe" & " /u:" & strUser & " " & strCmd WScript.Sleep 1000 WshShell.Sendkeys strPass & "~" Just change the underlined items to match what you need and then use IExpress to wrap it in an exe. All the user will see is a command prompt pop up when runas runs. One important caveat, however: This script doesn't refocus the Command Prompt window before inserting the password. So if a user clicks into a box that accepts text before the password is sent to the command prompt, they're going to get the cleartext password. I never messed around with fixing that part of it, because we made them local admins for different reasons. However, I thought I'd post the script anyways as a starting point.

Hey all, My department is currently looking at deploying OCS district-wide in the fall so that teachers can have more direct access to SLT and IT (which I don't think we need, but what do I know? ) Anyway, the issue I'm currently having is that I can't find a way to deploy the client with the server settings already in place. For every new install we need to go into Advanced Connection Settings, set it to Manual configuration, put in the name of the server, and set the connection protocol to TLS: The only luck I've had so far is that it looks like this information is stored at the following location in the registry: HKEY_USERS\[user_SID]\Software\Microsoft\Shared\UcClient. However, since this is a unique reg location for each user it really doesn't do us any good for deployment. Have any of you had luck deploying OCS or have any advice? Thanks! -Jordan

Does your Gmail account have any periods in it, but you're trying to login without them? For instance, mine is [email protected], but I usually log in to mail.google.com just as [email protected]. I found that the mail app doesn't like this, and forced me to use the periods.