@IT-ADMIN said:

in the begining i though that app can be blocked by closing some ports numbers, but it seem that almost all of the apps use either 80 or 443, and if close one of these port it is like i closed everything !!!

Yes, normal businesses block all traffic on all ports and only allow 80 and 443 (web ports) via proxies. So any app that used another port would be assumed to be always broken, even in many homes. You need to proxy all traffic, not just some traffic, and you need a proxy that can terminate SSL for the end users are you are wasting your time because basically every site supports SSL today and if you can't filter SSL the proxy is pointless.

Ok, good to know.

These guys make some interesting looking cases... http://www.aerocool.us/case.htm

Yes, orange is available. I'd post pics but its too hard on my phone. 😉

@NetworkNerd said:

How do they know you are using the one volume license for imaging and not re-using it over and over illegally?

They don't, but as that is generally how it is used, it's not a flag.

Here is a look at KTurtle itself with the IDE and Canvas visible.

kturtl.png

"Tab" and "d" keys are captured too. Argh.

Nice

@art_of_shred said:

Sometimes I get her coffee...

Once every other year doesn't count... 😛 jk

So start a thread with reliable documentation for people. 🙂

All Interns are off for the weekend, well mostly cause the hands on intern is gone for the weekend. Being tech support for friends.

So I just used MS Remote Desktop Connection tool and was able to remote in. I wonder if I need to delete the TakeControl program on the PC and reinstall it.

@g.jacobse said:

A pad and pen means you are actually interested in what they are saying... and not as ''noisy''

Less noisy, yes. Not sure it implies any more or less interest.

I'm working my way through this document currently.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn569286.aspx

@scottalanmiller So, it turns out the issue I was having getting the OS installed, was that the default file path was pulling from an empty folder. I found the actual ISO's, and got two installs. One that the interns did, on CentOS 7, and one that I did, on CentOS 6.

If you're doing it for the capacity then a separate RAID-0 volume for each disk would be the way to go.

If a disk fails all data on RAID-0 volumes using that disk is lost.

I would still recommend using a redundant volume. If the capacity on a single disk is an issue then with a 4-bay NAS you can get 3x the capacity of a 2 disk NAS, using RAID-5 with 4 disks compared with RAID-1 with 2 disks.

Finally, everything is working fine! 🙂

That was tough! But now seems to be an easy one, Just need to learn more and dive deep into SP.