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Normally out of the box these are configured with the ASDM enabled, just browse to its ip via HTTPS and login with the defaults ( normally no username and password cisco) From here like Chri5 says just configure interface 0 for PPPoE with your ISP's details. The default configuration the days...

The old smoker.

Run a pfSense firewall? Make the BT line your default route for all traffic and setup the Virgin line for anything on HTTP(s), FTP, DNS, etc...

Sorry my point is that most HBA's without BBU will not allow write back cache they would only be write through. Some of the PERC's you can force write back. From my experiance VMware without write back caching is painful

My guess would be no BBU write back cache on the controllor? Have seen this a lot on VMware infrastructure. If i remember correctly Starwind allows your to use RAM as cache?

Sorry put a t instead of w in "now" lol Guess this guy does work for them though... But we use starwind a lot and for the past 3 years has proven fairly solid. Only time we had problem when we used starwind write-back cache feature and then had a memory leak which then dropped the targets

I thought Starwind now did a free verion now? Just have to use image based targets as there is no disk bridge

We have just started trialing this and so far it is great, also comes bundled with email continuity! http://www.gfi.com/hosted-email-security-solution

Recently moved to http://www.vivaciti.net/ and must say very happy. Sync went from 7mb to 13mb and can pretty much consitantly download and 1.3MB/sec. I would add that i have only been with them a month but so far very happy

We use - http://www.opsview.com/node?currency=GBP

ASA5505 and if u want a GUI the ASDM is so much better than the old PDM on the PIX

The main shocker for me in version 5 is the licensing model :o(

Not sure they offer the Message Continuity service in the UK buddy :-( http://www.google.co.uk/postini/compare.html

As Steven has suggested, take the bottom cover off and behind there will be a test port. Plug your router directly into that and post line stats

Will reduce noise on the line as they are not used other than 2 & 5. The other cables just act as an antenna for picking up noise. All modern phone will only use 2 & 5 you may only get a problem if you have some antique phone

Is your master socket 2 parts? If NOT then you could try pulling all the cables off the back but just LEAVING the cables on 2 & 5

Wow, u could have an internal wiring issue - With that Attenuation you should be getting much higher sync

Lol, typing and eating dinner at the same time - Never works out....

One of best mates is a building around that area, can email you his number?

Opsview which uses Nagios just nice look and feel