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It's more a process of patenting elevation rather than a single command, and this as Microsoft has said has been in use by them for many many years, pre Windows XP infact. Sudo itself is therefore a elevation of rights mechanism and therefore falls under this, however only GUI versions like UAC, Kdesudo and the likes.

1) Replacement F20C 2) i486 Computer, Windows 3.1, and a few games to boot 3) I got a brass key for my 21st, what exactly am I to-do with this?

I think all the apps I've got cover around £7 total for them all.

Too many to name, there are basic guides all over the show, and more advanced ones as well. @ Squid Proxy Server On Ubuntu 9.04 Server With DansGuardian, ClamAV, And WPAD (Proxy Auto-Detection) [updated 07-08-09] | HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials Is a generic configuration guide, upto date as well.

I've got all sorts of applications work related, PING, Tracert and all those goodie applications, a good wifi finder/detector/checker and telnet for our RF system

3. I assume its mounting as a temporary share. Modify "fstab" to automatically mount this share and the icon should remain intact, that providing that GDM 2.8 reads FSTAB and associates icons to the Desktop.

Either really, theres no real difference apart from a resources stand-point. If you're not overly familiar with linux command line, grep, nano/vi/emacs and the likes you might find it alot easier using the GUI to get everything configured and installed. Or go server route and get webmin installed and configure from there.

General PC's: Never used one, never had a problem, just tap the case every now and again. Servers/ Expensive Equipment: Use one, rather safe than sorry even if its all a gimmick.

Yes, and depends on your setup. Some ignore the same IP for a 24hour period, others log each visit.

Bit of scripted will sort this out, find the 6 IP's and exclude them from being counted as hits. Might have to google around

So being able to view; Data stores in this hosts inventory & Browse managed objects by this host Constitutes being able to manage the host via a web interface?

Yes, per CPU at the exact costs I mentioned above, and there are only two ways, and I never mentioned vCenter, only vSphere, to completely different products for the job, nor did the OP mention it. vSphere (irregardless of how many hosts you have. the more you have the more vCenter comes into play.) CLI ESXi doesn't have the same GUI on the host machine as ESX doe's so from a Host point of view apart from changing essential operating requirements the interface does nothing else.

There is, as I explained earlier, the Command Line Interface. Browse to your ESXi web address and on the right side you have an option for the CLI, you can create and manage your server this way, but its very time consuming and very daunting.

vSphere costs, around £540 for the program itself, and you have to bundle support in as well which is circa £160, you can't have the program without support, so you're looking at £700 for vSphere. ESXi 4.0 is free as you stated, code works, but to manage your machines in an easy fashion, you have to purchase vSphere, you could use the CLI to create, change, deploy machines, but you're going to have to read alot of documents to get what you want.

If it were me, I'd walk into branch, tell them they're valid for 6 years and start stamping my feet when they don't accept it. They are reliant on us, we aren't reliant on them.

Perfectly fine, assign 1GB Ram to each machine, create a resource pool and assign shares and allow the VM's to grab extra ram if they need. You could get around 10 machines running quite comfortable with a small RAM upgrade. And ESXi does support raid, only if the right controller is in use: Check this list ESX / ESXi 4.0 Whitebox HCL We have 1 x Quad 2.53GHZ and 8GB Ram and it is happy churning around 15 machines with ease.

Well, I'd add Mudvayne as well. Honestly I'll listen to anything really and like it, if it sounds good, I'm hooked. My favourite song for the last few months = [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMEl5RGnfEc]YouTube - The Real Soggy Bottom Boys, Man Of Constant Sorrow[/ame] Always loved the song, and now have quite a few Soggy Bottom Boys songs on CD, I love driving to work screaming along

Sun do start-up programmes, specially for schools, you get a huge amount of discounts on servers and equipment. You can easily look at 50% of RRP when you purchase them. Just browse the website, ask the question and let them handle it, they'll get someone to call you and discuss this with you. Virtualized solution is defiantly the advisable one. One half decent server running ESXi and you're pretty much golden, add a decent SAN and your all set. The Sun X2270's can have dual quad Xeons and almost 64GB ram at the high-end. One Quad, and 16GB ram, and you can run 2 DC's and various other servers quite comfortably. You've also got to look at the bigger picture, what other services are going to be running. Heres a small list to look over. Active Directory - Primary and Secondary if redundancy is to be had DNS - Primary and Secondary if redundancy is to be had DHCP Windows Update Services? (WSUS) Would require a half decent setup to control all those machines and keep everything upto date. Internet Filtering? ISA, other? Anti-Virus, centrally managed? Management System? I know in the UK your looking at SIMS, or Facility or something alone those lines. Exchange - What email system? Spam Filtering ? DLL bolt-in's on the same system or another Server OS? Really need to prioritize for future servers and what they do, and a virtualized with a good base set-up can get all these running quite comfortably, adding more energy efficient, and obviously hardware upgrades apart from more RAM, another processor are almost non-existant

I think the writer's will take that into account and not turn it into a starship troopers extravaganza. Hopefully we get a prequel and a sequel, thus another two movies and a franchise under his belt. Sony advertised the movie perfectly, all the signs out there, the websites, and the links to other websites, is clearly very elaborate marketing.

I thought it was set in Soweto, which is inside Johannesburg, haven't seen it yet, don't have a penny to my name with the missus on our saving rampage for our mortgage deposit. I get paid on Friday, on Saturday, I'll have just enough for a Chubba lolly and that's it.

I would call you a *** but I'm going to refrain from that. What's wrong with South Africa as a setting exactly? I thought the setting was clear and precise and the content of the movie fitted into the environment entirely. Idiots these days, and yes I am from South Africa as are many users on this forum.