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Yep closed :)

Ok how many people are you planning on putting on a single node before it's "full"?

Two birds with one stone! They're going halfsies!

Overselling to the extremes. It works in the short-term but long-term it'll be unsustainable. He's going with the cheapest bottom-of-the-barrel Dedicated Servers with every single corners cut and using the free HE IPv6 Tunnel for additional IPv6. In addition, the amount of work you get out of...

LIVE!!!! In other news... I just love this song and the music video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6vSf0cA9qY So carefree. So in-with-nature-type-deal. I just love it.

Doh! I blanked about you guys owning Dallas. Yeah Dallas is great!

True story. But you can't really run RHEL on a potato.

Seems like they're in Washington DC area. Didn't know about them! That Dual L5420 with 24 GB RAM and the SSD + HDD is really interesting! Good call!

Datashack (select ones have the coupon code save10 available to take 10 dollars off) Wholesaleinternet (same as Datashack... probably because they're now the same company) OVH Online.net Hetzner GetDedi (if you want servers in CC) That's all I can think of off the top of my head.

Isn't this like... I don't know... going backwards? You'd assume more and more people/things would be using UIs than going to Powershell... or am I missing something here?

enable client-to-client in the server configuration files and also make sure the VPN isn't the default gateway and rather setup static routing. That's what I'd suggest. Of course I'd say if you're going that route don't go OpenVPN and use an alternative solution. I've heard many people use...

Huh interesting! So I'm guessing folders such as My Documents on the local computer would be redirected to their account folder on the SAN? Also, this is totally related to your own setup but are there any linux systems that manage any certain part of the schools' infrastructure? Or is...

Haha I remember the time when Chris used to say "You'll NEVER get spam from CVPS!"

Cool!  Could you clarify though and go more into detail on that part though?  Like what's the biggest benefits of it?  What about changes to the profile (e.g. different background images, specific configurations for the Windows user account, etc?)

You've hit the nail right on the head.

Back in the Days of Windows XP and my middle school times....  I remember dumping a ton of heavy files onto my desktop.  Then I'd always complain about how loading took way too long. Yeah...  I learned my lesson with that.  

Interesting.  It says it needs Java but are we talking server-side or client-side? (sorry I did kinda end up just skimming it)

Hm. Interesting.  Unfortunate Windows isn't compatible with my potato.  Maybe I should put an embedded device that'll be powered by a potato? Joking aside.  I recently have a very small-scale deployment in my house (fraternity house?) for fiddling purposes.  We have three Windows machines that...

Personally I don't think that's bad for the price.  I mean it's a pretty beefy 1U server (filled up on RAM and hard drives, plus a raid card (no BBU though which is kind of a bummer)).  

VM/Dedicated IP or a shared IP?