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I thought you were going to have 5 workstations and 1 server, that is 6 ports 2 for expandability on and 8 port switch, not a good idea imo. imagine you wanted to add 3 more workstations and a wireless access point, you would need to buy a new switch. I would personally go with the cisco one...

I would get a switch with 24 ports for expandability in the future. this might be overkill http://www.ebuyer.com/224927-cisco-small-business-24-port-managed-gigabit-switch-free-8-port-switch-sge2000p-g5?utm_source=google&utm_medium=products but this may be the right sort of thing you need...

yeah i think i will buy a set for track use only and keep my brembo oem's for road use as they are nearly new anyway

Stock is good, depends what you use the car for really

i just looked through the threads and saw no mention of these pads, i need some for oulton.

Any chance of a current rundown of your plans?

Good luck with the new car, and thanks for selling me your spare alloy last year :)

Fred can get them next day you know. Just call him.

I use RAID 1 in my home machine(2x1TB), it works well and i would 100% use it in a server combined with carbonite for backup purposes. Would probably go for 2x2TB's though now. Raid 5 is technically better value but you require 3 disks and in this case it is pointless. RAID 1 + online backup...

What about a prospeed one, donny has one and looks like a decent bit of kit

I don't know how viable this would be for you but instead of using RAID for backup why not use the cloud, with the current prices of hard disks and internet speeds getting faster all the time it seems like a really good solution to me. Simple to set up too...

You pm'd an admin/mod about this?

Track rod end!

I am actually going to say i had already thought of that Vlan idea, but after Vlans being shot down i decided i would only get flamed for posting it. lol.

have you checked you ball joints and track rod ends?

100% Right

I am talking about a user bringing in a personal laptop so the company would hav no control over the AV used on it. Well you could set every pc's MACaddress to be allowed on any port but any other are not allowed, bit more time consuming but cheaper than losing a couple of days productivity.

yes what has been said by KDF is perfectly good and will work, what happens when an employee with a little bit of knowledge plugs his virus infected laptop into the network and the whole network suddenly has a virus and no-one can do any work? This is the only reason i suggested using a switch...

I wouldn't even class that as tailgating, driver of first car is a c**t.

He must run out of posts soon.....