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I've been using a HP RC6 media center remote. While it's not a learning remote it is very simple to use and has a good button layout...

Security Event Logs; Event ID 4740

Upgraded on Tuesday and yes, huge improvement.

I've been eyeing an Acer H277H. IPS display, bezel-less somewhat, and cheap.

The latest version of Robocopy supports threads and is very reliable.

This is the exact reason I went with a Xeon for my build. The additional 2MB of L3 helps too.

If you don't want to go the UnRaid Debian route you could always try out Snapraid on Windows.

Snapraids drive pooling feature sucks but that's not really what the program was made to do. If you want one large drive consider Drivebender or Drivepool. Both have this feature at the expense of disk space due to mirroring of your data.

Does it say Full Duplex under the Uplink details in the controller software for that AP? Are you running TKIP for WPA2?

Is half duplex set on the switch port the UAP is connected to?

A good free option is http://freedns.afraid.org/

Royal TS

An i5 would be overkill for a HTPC if you are not gaming. Go with the cheaper option, i3 or Celeron. To give you an idea, I've got a Celeron G540; it allows me to record 3 shows from a HDHomerun Prime while watching a previously recorded show.

I was an early adopter for lightpack.tv only to find out that it doesn't work under WMC.

Add more drives. The best thing you can do is split up the SQL database files and Exchange Mailbox database so that they live on their own arrays. This will alleviate the disk IO contention.

Of course it runs like a turd. You have two memory and disk IO intensive applications running on the same machine, Exchange and SQL. The only real solution is to separate these.

Ping is an awful tool to troubleshoot connectivity problems. Use telnet to the port instead.

We just recently installed this system in our office. Works great. http://www.amazon.com/Annke%C2%AE-Security-Outdoor-Cameras-Smartphone/dp/B00U5L284A/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1433873749&sr=8-4&keywords=annke+security+camera+system&pebp=1433873754336&perid=1P2ESP2HMJV5JQJYT2CE

I've been playing around with PRTG. Simple enough to setup. Free 100 monitors. http://www.paessler.com/prtg

Port 25 is normally blocked by ISP's.

I'm not sure how credible that source is. We ran a scan against our ERL and none of the ports listed are open from the outside.

Netflix no longer working in WMC.

I hope this is not true. Can anyone confirm?

Some excellent choices would be some Micca MB42x or Fluance SX6.

Cloudberry Server with Amazon Glacier.

While I created my own batch file for snapraid I would love the opportunity to see how someone else wrote theirs.

I suggest purchasing user CALs.

4/5 - Sound Blaster Z, Indeed Tripath TA2021, Overnight Sensation [1] with an old 1990s Kicker Solobaric 12" round running on a Bash 300

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Users removed from ADUC will show up as a disconnected mailbox in the EMC. Run "Clean-MailboxDatabase" if you need them to show up right away.

I've been using Cloudberry to backup my data to Amazon Glacier and have been quite happy.

In addition to what other people have said, I believe there are two versions. A China version with ColorOS and the World version which has CyanogenMod 11S. China versions do not have CyanogenMod 11S written on the back. I also read somewhere about different LTE frequencies but you'd have to...

I just received another invite. PM me if you'd like it.

14 hours left on the last invite.

I've got 21 hours left on two invites if anyone is interested.

All Nexus devices have been gimped in some way, typically battery life and camera.

Moonjock was kind enough to give me one of his invites. I now have some if anyone is interested.

Why not snapraid considering the data will be mostly static?

What a sexy setup. 300A and an Alpha. http://www.hardocp.com/images/articles/1011386323GDZLfPjnGl_1_2_l.jpg

Thanks for the post but I am unable to access that page, even with my login.