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Comprendo are happy to announce that we are now a 3cx

partner.

This means Comprendo can now be your first choice for VOIP

solutions in the North of Including – Harrogate, York, Leeds, Skipton, Lancashire and Yorkshire.

Eliminate

PBX headaches with 3CX IP Phone System!

Evolve your communications with 3CX Phone System for Windows – an IP Phone System that completely replaces

your proprietary PBX, supports standard SIP soft/hard phones, VOIP services and traditional PSTN phone lines. 3CX Phone System is far less expensive than a

traditional PBX and can reduce call costs substantially by using a VOIP service provider. Its web-based administration makes phone system management easy.

3CX Phone System eliminates the phone wiring network and allows users to hot desk simply by taking their phone.

Key

Features:

• Complete phone system – Provides call switching, routing & queueing
• Purchase cost dramatically lower

  than a traditional hardware PBX

• Scaleable – Unlimited extensions and phone lines. No proprietary expansion modules needed!
• Web based configuration & status indication – Easy phone system management!
• Unified communications – Receive voice mail via e-mail

  & see user presence

• Auto attendant (e.g. 1 for sales, 2 for support, etc.)
• Reduce long distance and inter office

  call costs

• No more expensive proprietary system phones – Use standard SIP phones
• Eliminate the phone wiring and make

  moving offices easier

• Easy call control, presence and extension management with href="http://www.comprendo.co.uk/wordpress/3CXAssistant/index.html">3CX Assistant/

  href="http://www.comprendo.co.uk/wordpress/3CXAssistant/index.html">VoIP Client

• href="http://www.comprendo.co.uk/wordpress/3CXAssistant/index.html">Click to Dial & Call Pop-up for Outlook & Salesforce.com
• Out of the box configuration for many VOIP providers, VoIP Gateways, href="http://www.comprendo.co.uk/wordpress/gateway-for-Skype/index.html">Skype™  and

  href="http://www.comprendo.co.uk/wordpress/sip-phones/index.html">IP Phones.

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an eject, the job starts running (or initialising). A few minutes later the Job Status changes from “Running” to “Communication Stalled”. Then after 15

minutes the job fails. The same happens when trying to run an inventory.

The solution is as follows:

Go to the Devices tab and right-click on

the media server. Choose the pause option and leave it paused for a few seconds. Then un-pause it. Next re-start the Backup Exec services. Once the services

have re-started, you should have no trouble running the utility operations.

Need help with your backup devices or IT related issues? Contact

Comprendo either via email, call 0845 527 4394 or find your nearest branch via our website:

href="http://www.comprendo.co.uk">http://www.comprendo.co.uk

The client says that certain icons need to appear on all users desktop on his Windows

2003 server, you say no problem. You quickly navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop and paste the icons. Nice and easy.

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style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt;">The client later asks you to do the same thing, but on his 2008

server. Again you say no problem and quickly open up the same location. But wait, it isn’t there! So you remember that user documents are located under

C:\Users (not Documents and Settings anymore!!). But there is still no “all users”. You choose to show hidden folders, but still no luck. One step further

and you choose not to hide protected system files. Aha, success! All users is now in the list. You notice though that the icon has the little arrow on it

(like the shortcut icon). It opens ok and you see the desktop icon. But when you double-click it you get an “access denied” error! It’s the same for all the

system icons.

To cut a long story

short, Server 2008 and Vista have changed the “All Users” location. If you navigate your way back to C:\Users, a folder called Public is visible (also a

hidden folder by default). In here you will now find the location to drop common user icons.

style="font-family: Times New Roman; font-size: small;">As mentioned, C:\Users\All Users\Desktop is there, but it’s marked as a “protected operating

system file” and is a shortcut.  Perhaps something to do with the security virtualization?

style="font-family: Times New Roman; font-size: small;">For information regarding Windows Server 2008 or any other Windows platform, contact Comprendo on

0845 527 4394 or send us an email.

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Comprendo specializes in all aspects of the computer industry from sales and upgrades to full-blown network support and everything

in-between. Call us now to find out how we can stream-line your business computer and network needs.

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hasn’t fixed yet.

The vulnerability disclosed yesterday affects Internet Explorer users whose computers run the Windows XP or Windows Server

2003 operating software.

It can allow hackers to remotely take control of victims’ machines. The victims don’t need to do anything to get

infected except visit a website that’s been hacked.

Security experts say criminals have been attacking the vulnerability for nearly a week.

Thousands of sites have been hacked to serve up malicious software that exploits the vulnerability. People are drawn to these sites by clicking a link in

spam email.

The so-called “zero day” vulnerability disclosed by Microsoft affects a part of its software used to play

video.

The problem arises from the way the software interacts with Internet Explorer, which opens a hole for hackers to tunnel

into.

Microsoft urged vulnerable users to disable the problematic part of its software, which can be done from Microsoft’s support website,

while the company works on a “patch” – or software fix – for the problem.

View the article

href="http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/microsoft-warns-of-serious-internet-explorer-security-hole-1734876.html"

target="_blank">here.

For help on securing your network from attacks, contact Comprendo on +44 845 527 4394 or

href="mailto:info@comprendo.co.uk">email us. Comprendo offers various networking and security solutions to suit your needs. For more information, visit

us on the web.

http://www.comprendo.co.uk