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Leeds-72 applied this evening so will see the results tomorrow 👍

I run one myself feeding Flightaware and FR24. Some stats might be visible here: https://uk.flightaware.com/adsb/stats/user/v1images Currently renovating the house so it’s been taken out for now but keen to get the aerial installed onto my chimney for 360 coverage and extended range. Made my own 1090mhz Co-Co linear Ariel out of some spare copper coaxial and PVC pipe, a really quick win for increasing messages received and upping your range.

Good Afternoon All, Looking for a little advice, we are just starting on our journey to VLAN segregate a current /16 flat network however we are running into a few roadblocks when trying to access anything externally from the new subnets. We have adopted one of our HP 5412z's as our core (172.16.8.80), which has our new VLAN interfaces configured (moving away from 172.16.0.0 to mostly 10.10.0.0/24 subnets), as well as IP Routing enabled and a default route to our Smoothwall box of 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.16.0.10. INT1 on Smoothwall is 172.16.0.10, with its gateway as a Juniper ISP Managed Firewall at 172.16.0.11. Within Smoothwall we have also configured the 'subnets' page to reflect the new ranges with their gateway as the Core switch on 172.16.8.80. So far everything is working as intended with our internal network, can ping between subnets and to Smoothwall and the DC's, however the new subnets do not have any internet access at all, or DNS resolution. Further investigation of this has lead me to discover from our two DC's, DC1 has its default gateway set to the ISP Managed Firewall on 172.16.0.11, and DC2 has its default gateway set to Smoothwall on 172.16.0.10. Having changed these to the new Core Switch on 172.16.8.80 or Smoothwall on 172.16.0.10 leads to a total loss of connectivity on our DC's also which makes me believe we may have a routing configuration problem. Our topology documented is here if it helps: Any tips or advice on where I could look and troubleshoot would be hugely helpful and appreciated.

VACANCY – IT Technician Location: The Gainsborough Academy Salary: WPT Band 4 £20,092 – £21,748 Closing Date: 2nd February 2022 (Noon) We are seeking an experienced and proactive Technician to join our IT team at The Gainsborough Academy. You will be providing support across a variety of devices to staff and students in school. This will include the installation, testing and repair of IT related equipment and software, maintaining the security of all systems and supporting IT policies. For more details and to apply, please see our website: https://wickersleypt.org/about-us/vacancies/tga-it-technician/

Very nice shots, keep meaning to head down at some point to see them up close like this. Was tempting to do the 'Landor' photoshoots at Dunfold Park in June and July but didn't get round to booking.

With OVH I had migrated from a VPS on my own configuration/setup and worked no problem off the bat on an OVH Dedicated package.

I have been running a Wordpress site that has been growing steadily since 2017. Started on shared hosting, then moved to VPS but outgrew standard plans pretty quick (storage heavy photography site). Since June last year now on an OVH dedicated server running really smooth and simple to migrate/run. Hopefully should do the job for at least the next 3-4 years. I had looked into self hosting at home but going dedicated with OVH was a no brained for my project. All comes down to the size of site your building and budget you want to set yourself. Growing through packages is no big deal these days with how portable Wordpress can be via backups.

Bit late to the party but this tested and worked great on Chromebooks.

They suggest contacting the XMA Service Desk for admin passwords: https://www.computacenter.com/uk/supporting-online-learning-and-safeguarding-technical-guides? -> Under How to Access Support. We are just on the phone to them now to see if they will provide the admin passwords. They do specifically state this is if you wish to manage the devices yourself.

Aviation is generally my subject, do enjoy covering other areas when possible N732AN American Airlines Boeing 777-323(ER) by Jason Nicholls, on Flickr D-AEWB Eurowings Europe Airbus A320-214 (WL) by Jason Nicholls, on Flickr Tingaki, Kos 2011 by Jason Nicholls, on Flickr

Quite a welcome change, should now be able to match content comfortably across Facebook, Instagram and Twitter!

Personally use https://www.nativespace.com/. Had them for years and in the last 12 months moved to a Wordpress based site and cant fault them especially the customer services when I have had various issues requiring direct support.