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Are you setting it up so your router does all the internal routing or are you using the switch for the internal routing and the router for external routing?

It's also strange to have 10.120.136.2 as the routing address, shouldn't that be 10.120.136.1? Also, have you put the 10.120.136.2 as the default gateway in DHCP for that VLAN range?

You need to enable rip in VLAN 136 vlan 136 ip rip 10.120.136.2

Has anyone had any info on when Office 365 for Education to replace live@edu will be released? The business version has been live for a while now but can't find any info on when the edu version will be released.

Agreed, the French not having under soil heating in their national stadium is a complete disgrace, they should pay back the travelling costs of all the spectators. I can understand the ref cancelling the match though, I remember playing rugby on frozen solid pitches and it was a very painful experience. At the speed and brutality it's played at international level, it could well have resulted in career ending injuries. Must say, even though England are lacking a bit of skill and coordination at the moment, I was very impressed with the way they came back in the second half. I much prefer watching this lot than the bunch of over inflated ego's at the world cup. There are some really talented young players in the new team, they just need some time to gel together. Give them a year or so and they'll be world class, I just hope they keep Stuart Lancaster as coach, I like his attitude.

Yeah, but you've got the 'I was there, man' story for the rest of your life;) I have the 'Year of the muddy quagmire at Silverstone' which is rolled out at now and again to bore everyone to death. Like the Silver star on your rep!

Yep, Oyster is lightweight compared to our locally brewed porter, which is served with a knife and fork...

Oooh err missus! I was thinking more on the lines of the technical challenges associated with the move to Computer Science in schools and what options there are.

Just get some USB LED Christmas lights to bling it up a bit...

What about a session on the Raspberry Pi?

That would be the Porterhouse bar in London, they opened it a few years ago. Yes the red is very nice, I rather like the Oyster as well, dunno what you're moaning about:p

Well done! Hope it all works out for you, sounds much better than sat in front of a computer all day!

Lets start a petition to legalise handguns just solely for this purpose

The order should be 4,5 repeated enough times so the 1 and 2 are completed with a pebble dash effect. That just leaves 3, which as long as it's not attached to the house can be solved with petrol and a match, leaving more time for 4 & 5....

Stuff the Guinness, get yourself round to Porterhouse in the Temple Bar area and sample their stuff, far superior to the mass produced black stuff

The small long box on top, that looks suspiciously like a new clue bat. Reckon the bottom box is an HP server in disguise.

Well, they haven't put Andrex out of business yet.

Get yourself on a low carb diet, can eat as much bacon as you want Mind you, after being on low carb since September, bacon has actually lost it's appeal...

I tend to stick to the supermarket clothes and other cheap outlets while I'm losing weight, so that's not too bad. Being on a low carb diet has put the food bills up though, meat is flippin expensive now!

Went clothes shopping at the weekend as jeans were becoming low riders, now in a tops with no X's in front of the size and jeans where the waist measurement begins with a 3

I had recurring nightmares about those effin frogs! Did manage to complete the course though...

Should manage fine, most solutions can cope with the 3 keen teachers who will remote in, the rest will be building snowmen with their kids/watching daytime TV/whatever else teachers do:p

Details of what you need here - Licencing SharePoint 2010 for Education in the UK - SharePointEduTech » SharePointEduTech

Looking at the same thing here, tbh my preferred option is the raspberry Pi if they can get it out of the doors in enough quantity for September, which is looking increasingly unlikely. I think we'll be going down the route of having VM's set up with a dev image: Python Eclipse with PyDev Android Dev Environment Windows 7 Mobile Dev Environment Visual Studio Microsoft Robotics Developer Kit Small Basic Scratch

A new cluebat would be nice, mines getting a bit worn out. Anything like screwdrivers, cable testers, cordless drill, all useful stuff that we stand a chance of keeping...