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    That's one distro, not the whole of linux. And iirc they're just not developing the x86 packages further, so they will still support it until around 2023 on their LTS version.
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    I'm pretty sure that those old Atoms were only 32bit processors!
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    @ICTDirect_Dave without fail.
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    Loads talking about it here: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/security/203118-strange-email-advice.html
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    It probably would with an SSD, anything will take an eternity on an ageing HDD in a slow machine!
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    This came up on a classical music playlist I was listening to. Damn I need to play a star wars game again! May have to try and find my copy of Rogue Squadron!
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    Duplicati can back up to Google Drive, with unlimited storage for education. Cheaper than buying your own storage! Also, bare in mind that Duplicati doesn't have a stable release as far as I'm aware, only betas.
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    Google Drive is free for education...
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    I'm going to add that I used a similar setup under windows 7, but it wouldn't work when I upgraded to Windows 10. Ended up getting a triple output graphics card, but this was a few years ago now.
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    I should probably upgrade from my v1 Pi!
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    Redundancy. In an ideal environment, I'd have 2 UPS, each being feed from a different phase, with each server plugged in to both UPS. That way you have conditioned power for both power supplies of each server, and you can withstand everything short of both UPS simultaneously failing.
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    Considering the title of the thread, I imagine rackmount is preferred... I'd use APC myself, I'd still push for 2 units but that's just me.
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    I tried Win10 on an old Samsung netbook a couple of years of years ago. It worked, but it was nowhere near usable!
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    I feel that the only way to truly introduce him to us is by posting his headshot and holding a competition to create his profile picture...
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    email sent, I was planning on getting quotes for machines over the next few weeks anyway!
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    I use ICT Direct as well, I know they have had some staffing changes over there recently to cope with the increase in business they've been receiving recently. Hopefully @ICTDirect_Dave will be able to reach out soon.
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    Do they both have the same timezone as well? stab in the dark thought.
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    Do you have multiple DC's or just one?
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    That's the command I was trying to think of! Are the machines exactly x hours out? ie not 37 minutes or 154 minutes etc. keep checking the time source of the machines, and check some that are good as well, see if there's any links to be made.
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    We moved our schools to Drive with little issue, we transferred everything over during easter, removed the network shares and permissions and added everyone to the Team drives, and use File Stream for access. We haven't come across any issues other than the odd file stream update that didn't relaunch file stream on some machines.
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    1) restart the server again? 2) check that the deployment share hasn't reset in the settings, try changing it to something else, applying the change, then changing it back again.
  22. bald_pig
    dc giving out the wrong time perhaps?
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    Not if the fault lies with the SFP module though!
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    Did you check both directions? And have you made sure that the port is enabled on the switch? could be disable in the ui.
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    I know you don't need a bright day with the right setup, I was going with the OP saying a 12v solar panel, with multiple it would be easy but I get the impression this is meant to be a cheap/free project
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