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IF you have alot of cash then buy another fibre between your building. Make sure the new fibre is NOT in the same pipe as your old one. After that plug the second fibre in your network and config STP on your switches to avoid loops bio..

3100 students = 100 MB 350 Staff = 1GB regards bio..

I can surely recommend the official course from VMware. If you ever want to pursue the VMware certification you must follow that course. And the trainers are really good (at least in holland). I can help you out with a good book, but perhaps it would be wise to continue via PM bio..

did you investigate if the trusts are correctly setup between the 2 domains ? hxxp://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/108124dd-31b1-4c2c-9421-6adbc1ebceca1033.mspx?mfr=true bio..

please run dcdiag on both DC's as well and post the outputs, so we can try to help further. The tool replmon is also quite handy with this problem bio..

I think Synack is on the right track here. I have seen it in our network as well. To start off you can clean the registry of those mappings (just start regedt32 and import the users .DAt or .MAN file into a hive, change it, and save again) . However it could be a profile sync problem as well. (the pc grabs an "old" local profile if it can't grab the roaming one). bio...

To my knowledge there are none indeed. But perhaps you can take a look it in a different way. We want to avoid any pron, crack sites etc ? You can also control this with your dns. Perhaps you can take a look at OpenDNS | Providing A Safer And Faster Internet bio..

I suggest to give your 3com supplier a call. You allready havemany 3com switches in your network so why not give them a call. You a right that the chinese company Huawei is trying to get ahold of 3com. Another fact is that 3com and huawei are allready working together. The newest switches are Huawei internally (the 5500's). I think you can get some good switches in that product line for a good price. Why get the hassle in your network with different brands. bio..

We have a 3com 5500G-EI 24 port SFP (3CR17258-91) and a 3com 5500G-EI 48ports (3CR17251-91) stacked via a XRN module.. works great bio..