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I've know of it for years but didn't feel I needed it. of course now that a drive on my SAN failed and the email alert failed I wished I'd spent the time setting one up. I assume I need some software (suggestions please) I'll need to set the devices (san, printers, switches) to use the server as the trap? Do I need something called MIB modules in order to use SNMP? Ideally I'd like the server software to email me on all warning and critical events...

As my school's budget has been cut (and we're already the lowest paid teachers in the nation), I am trying to squeeze value out of every dollar. I'm an elementary counselor in a large (600+), low-income school with lots of diversity and transient families. With more of my time focused on dealing with behavior and crisis situations, prevention has minimized with the group of kids who need it most! To try to provide more education/prevention services, I'd like to create vodcasts or video-based lessons my staff can show on their classroom Smartboards. I need these little lessons to be highly visual since my of my students are refuges and know little English. Since I am on "professional growth plan" for the evaluation cycle next year, this will be my project. I have absolutely no supply budget so everything I need to purchase will come out of my pocket. So with that in mind, what video-editing software do you recommend I purchase? I will likely be using my own Canon Power-shot for the actual video though I should be able to borrow a flip-camera from the library. I purchased a cheap microphone that should work too. Most of my Vodcasts will be between 2-5 minutes but I would also like to create some longer ones too. I will use Powerpoint slides for a lot of my media so I have Jing to be able to get screen captures of the slides to add to my narration. That process seems a bit messy but those program are on my computer. I also have Windows Movie Maker but don't like that I cannot have narration AND another audio like music. Movie Maker is just not really what I am looking for. I have a Windows 7 desktop and a Vista laptop at home. Our district does not allow us to install software on our school computers so I'll likely be doing my work from home or on my laptop. If you have any suggestions or know of any resources I can check-out for this I would greatly appreciate your help!

I understand this isn't entirely relating to ICT but, im just about to purchase the Numark Mixtrack pro 2 and wanted to know if anyone has ever used these and also what is a good DJ software to use to mix music!??? Also would anyone know of any good PC speakers to buy preferably about £40-50 to spend?

I have an xml file which I use to send updates from one server to another. To be able to test the bandwidth and number of transactions I would like to create 3000 copies of the xml template. The file name of the template is CR-0001-AAA.xml I would like to change the file name automatically to CR-0002-AAB.xml etc. Additionally I need to be able to edit some tags within the xml e.g. CD to SC Does anyone have any suggestions of software that could do this?

Hi everyone, So we're currently using Impero EdPro for our remote management software in a MAT. But, we're looking for an alternative that can effectively allow us to do very similar activities (remote "take" control, send cmds in console, add blacklist apps/keywords/websites). What's everyone using these days? EDIT: Windows env with some Chrome OS devices also being used to see what they're doing.