were on the right track. Thank you very much for all the
suggestions!
Now to figure out why Word keeps locking up to begin with. As Eric
pointed out, things aren't going to improve til that's resolved.
Cheers!
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On 6/9/16 10:34 AM, Singer Wang wrote:
Is there any chance they're aliases?
Alas no they aren't.
I'm finding a ton of old temp files though, i.e. "~$cA.docx". Since she
keeps having to force-quit Word I guess.
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to her desktop at some point from inside Word.
- User double-clicks on DocC. Word launches, but opens DocA.
- User double-clicks on DocB. Word opens DocC.
What the?
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I'm off to Google 'printer reviews' but if anyone has a suggestion
thanks in advance.
Thanks for all the suggestions, definitely looking like the Brothers are
worth a look, a vendor I hadn't considered yet.
As I've been r
l purpose
office printing. It should be a 'workhorse'. It would be replacing an
aging HP LaserJet 4250, so probably something comparable (but preferably
does not jam on every third envelope).
I'm off to Google 'printer reviews' but if anyone has a suggestion
thanks in advan
;m quite
happy with that outcome! Thanks again for the suggestions.
Roy
On 2/26/15, 10:54 AM, Roy McMorran wrote:
Interesting, that's 2 'votes' for fiberstore.com and they are (one of)
the ones that are less than $20. For 96% off list I think it's worth
a try; I'm
nks again.
On 2/26/15 8:52 AM, Skylar Thompson wrote:
We've been using Fiberstore.com:
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experiences with any vendor.
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rder' hint seemed promising, but no joy here. I wish
you better luck!
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fairly inexpensive. The Google shows me lots of choices for vendors,
but a recommendation is always nice.
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otherwise.
Interesting. No Drupal here atm, but we do use a lot of WordPress and
it looks like there are WP plugins that might enable the same sorts of
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or service would be fine too. I do know they're not keen on Scribd or
Flipdocs though.
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have been pretty happy.
http://www.ccny.com
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Thanks for the thoughtful questions David... see below
On 4/6/13 1:37 AM, David Lang wrote:
Other than the fact that your APs lock up, what problem are you trying
to solve?
That's high on the list. Also...
* accommodate more users in larger rooms such as classrooms, auditorium,
conference
... Ruckus looks pretty interesting too. They
seem to have some tech for dealing with interference which might come in
handy in some of our buildings.
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em (Active Directory, OpenLDAP, etc).
Thanks Brian, that's another vote for Ubiquiti, interesting. Cisco,
yeah maybe. Do you get the sense Ubiquity is significantly less
expensive than Cisco?
Yes, I've got RADIUS already set up for the firewall, so that won't be
an issue.
Cheer
uggestions.
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le to buying it piecemeal. Tons of results from
the google... too many choices. Anyone who's been there have something
they especially like?
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ked well.
http://www.forensit.com/domain-migration.html
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dress = current address. So in the end the cut-over
was completely transparent, the clients didn't even see an IP address
change.
Thanks to everyone that offered advice!
Roy
On 10/15/12 3:38 PM, Roy McMorran wrote:
Hi All,
The ancient Sun Fire 280R that's been our DHCP server for
On 10/16/12 7:39 AM, Edward Ned Harvey (lopser) wrote:
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The ancient Sun Fire 280R that's been our DHCP server for about a decade
needs to be out of here, and soon. It's running the sto
Lang
Yes, I was thinking of something along those lines, splitting up the
address range between the old and the new.
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and then plan for a convenient squirell suicide at the transformer that
night (power outage forcing a reboot).
--david
Being on an island we have power failures pretty often... might not even
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disparate servers. Any suggestions on making the transition go smoothly?
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have a free eval version available, as we don't want to
buy before we try :)
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are available if desired. OpenDJ is a fork of OpenDS, rising from the
ashes of the former Sun :-) I'm running it on RedHat, but I believe it
should run under SLES just fine.
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able to id the cause yet. They are using e1000 - maybe
this could be related? Thanks!
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ended organizations (or ones to particularly avoid)? Other
gotchas (like I know getting patches from Oracle will be a problem)?
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On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 06:35:27PM -0400, Roy McMorran wrote:
[snip tail of woe]
Granted I am running a one year old version of the system code.
Support hasn't been able to say if newer code would have prevented
any of this.
We ran into the same bug
I'm just venting at this point I guess; take it for what it's worth. I
have a knack for selecting unreliable storage (anyone remember MTI?), so
just watch what I do and do the opposite.
FWIW, we also have a NetApp FAS-3020 and it'
On 1/17/11 8:51 AM, Roy McMorran wrote:
Thanks to all who have offered suggestions, this has been very helpful.
Follow up question - is anyone running VMware on Silicon Mechanics
(Supermicro) hardware?
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another vendor, and I'm liking it.
@work we have a legit class C network, so there's no issue of our mail
server being blocked; I have actual hardware there.
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pd and/or Tomcat. We'll be running RHEL.
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I also have some Macs as clients under NetBackup; works fine. Probably
wouldn't meet your no-resource-hogging requirement though.
Elsewhere @work Retrospect is used, but I don't have any personal
experience with it.
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