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Yep - there are Windows ISO's available but you'll need your own keys obviously :)

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Hi all, I have 1 of these servers up for sale - it's currently sitting in our rack in Manchester and is now surplus to requirements! Core2Quad Q6600 (2.4Ghz), 8GB Ram (4 x 2gb), 1 x 500GB drive This machine has been running without issue for almost 4 years now as a webserver. Good workhorse...

That is indeed it!

Okay - what mode do you have the controller set to in the BIOS?

Well, this is all quite subjective. Once you've been around a while it becomes quite easy to spot the dodgy orders; those done with fake details, probably stolen money etc. It's a stage most of us will go through when building a business and becoming aware of these patters or 'guts feelings'...

Don't shoot me down but have you tried re-downloading and imaging your installation source and trying again?

I've just had a customer (literally in the past 10 minutes) asking me to help with blocking China from their VM for this very reason! You're certainly not alone with the problem!

Meh, gimme my SyncMaster 226BW's any day of the week - love these beasts!

That looks about right. Have you looked at using IPSet for blocks across all your machines?

Is it going to check the IP's in WHMCS that are against products/services or not? If not, what's the point in involving WHMCS? If it is, then what about extra IP addresses? This is like pulling teeth.

Then surely my question still stands. It won't check all the ips, will it?

Okay so...what is it supposed to be doing?

So..random question, what if the VPS has more than 1 IP and that's not recorded in WHMCS?

Well, Ikea came to mind simply because it's the 'big name' that everyone has. Any place that sells kitchens will do - a base unit will cost you a lot less to buy than to make something similar especially when they're made of the cheap, laminated chipboard that most of these things are. 

Just custom scripts.. and when XX amount of a certain range were identified the whole subnet gets blocked :)

Go into Ikea and buy a basic 1000mm kitchen base unit. Half the works done and it's cost you next to nothing :)

Steven's security list sent out an email about this earlier today I think.

I hadn't thought about the cabling aspect right enough.

That's what he was after?