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ISA will "publish" the services through itself - so in effect, you don't need an FE/BE server config.
ISA filters EVERYTHING - and it blocks common attacks etc.. for example, Code Red wouldn't hit an unpatched IIS server if it was firewalled by ISA. ;)
net - firewall - isa server - server...
Best way, is to get an ISA server in - as it can protect Exchange properly (and the only firewall which can).
I'm guessing he might want web exchange? In which case, it just uses IIS.. and it'll work fine.
Again, you can just let traffic through to the Exchange server (IIS). Most people do...
If the arch rust isn't surface rust, it will be back within a few months.
If it's coming from inside the arch, then it needs cutting out, a new piece of metal welding in and spraying.
£100 does seem very very cheap tho..
I'd expect about £100 for the bonnet alone..
If it's surface, you can sand blast it off etc..
If it's coming from inside the arch (normally is), you need to cut the arch out and weld a new piece in to do it properly.
Not moving at all with the engine running is the worst kind of fuel consumption.
The engine is running == using fuel
Your not moving == doing no miles
Equals = No miles per gallon!!
I think the only time no fuel is being used is when you are using the engine to brake..
Sounds exactly like when I put two holes in my gearbox on my Williams.
(Except, I had a puddle of gearbox oil underneath ;))
(and it didn't move)
(and it grinded no matter what you were doing)
Yours does sound better, however.. :D
:(
The speed limit advice *is* the only feature I've always wanted.
I bought the RA cus' it's all in one unit, easily moved and it looks mint (blue lights etc..) but always wanted an Origin for the speed limit advice.
Now, with this, it is the perfect unit.
Your replies seem better than the ones...
Let me guess, you installed SP1 then it wouldn't boot? Blue Screen?
;)
We had to clean reinstall one too because of that! HP NAS box running Windows 2003 Storage Server.
I had an open induction kit on my first Williams.
Now, that thing was *shocking*.
You wanna talk about no torque.. I put my foot down in 4th and all I got was noise.. like, it just didn't accelerate.
I did mine like that.
£150 the PSU was as I imported it from America - wasn't in this country at the time.
Ran off of 12v.. and used ignition to boot/hibernate the PC..
Also, if it was running on ignition and I started engine, PC stayed on.. was worth it.
Good work sajc - looks top notch!
I ain't updated mine (ran out last December).
Still works exactly the same, just not been updated.
I refuse to pay until the new features come out (tells you limit etc..) - when they are out, I'll update it.
Blackspot don't sting you either - like some companies.
If you don't pay for 6...
Seriously, I had it all last winter - awful.
You can't clear windscreen, you have to wear coat, gloves etc.. in car.
Only thing which stops the whole car from misting up is to have the cold blowers on - which makes it even colder in the car than out.
Mine was Heater matrix.. changed it, sorted! I went through a whole winter with no heater - NEVER EVER again.. it's dangerous and cold.
Changing them tho, is a swine. It's possibly one of the worst jobs on a Mk1 16v/Williams..