text: We had a server crash. The server had our ACT! database on it. I have an ACT! created backup file (with a ".zip" extension) that I am attempting to restore from. When I try to restore the file directly from the server, it tells me I must restore the file from the machine I used for the backup. When I attempt to restore the file from the machine that made the backup, it tells me it cannot restore to a network drive (I've tried it mapped and UNC). Any ideas would be appreciated.
  Thanks for the reply. Actually I did try the Restore As option multiple times on both machines. When I used Restore As from the workstation computer (as opposed to directly from the server) is when I got the message about not being able to restore to a network drive.
  Restore or restore as goes to a local drive. You can't run a restore or restore as from a workstation to the server drive. You must do that from the ACT! program installed on the server.
  Yes, and then when I do Restore As from the copy of ACT! installed on the server, ACT! stops with the message that says I must "restore this file from the computer that made the backup".
  I've never seen that message when doing a Restore As. That would be what I would expect with a restore. I'm suspecting a corrupted backup file or a corrupted install of ACT! on the server.
  Highly-Directional Antenna - Strictly used for point-to-point communications, typicall to provide network bridging between two buildings. These provide the most focused, narrow beamwidth of any of the antenna types. There are two types of these: parabolic dish and grid"
  Authenticate machines first, so users can be authorized by AD to log in and then authenticate users on Clearpass? The need is to assign vlan based on User Group.
  As Tim mentioned, not recommended to change VLANs as DHCP is unreliable and it is very possible the device's VLAN will change, but IP will not, leaving it unable to communicate in the new VLAN.
  You *can* use the VLAN change, but I think it's very risky and may be inconsistent, resulting in endless troubleshooting of connectivity issues.
  This may be a silly question but what are nipple shields for!? Are they just for sore nipples or can you use them all the time?
  I used them for about 2 weeks with dd2 as my nipples were cracking and bleeding so used them while they healed then was fine after.
  Following this as my dd (dear daughter) had tongue tie and bf was painful - hoping this time will be easier
  Yes they are and yes they can be used all the time. My first was tongue tied and I couldn't manage without them.
  Get the ones with a bow tie shaped backing not a round backing as the bow tie shaped ones basically have a cut out for baby's nose and chin to touch your skin and not get nose blocked/suffocated as with round ones.
  Morhercare has 3 for 2 and nipple sheilds are included but wasn't sure which was best so thought I'd leave that to a post birth purchase
  You are only meant to use them for a few days to give your nipples a break and a chance heal. That said, we used them for 13 months!
  They protect your nipples so give you come relief from the early pain. They also help to form the nipple and so can help baby to latch.
  You have to be careful as they can make milk flow slower so you have to mae sure baby is gaining as expected and make sure your breasts are being emptied properly so you don't have problems with mastitus (we never had either problem).
  I would reccomend medela sheilds and get a size larger than you think as your nipple will swell during feeding.
  My ds (dear son) would not latch due to tongue tie, I used nipple shields but he just ended up gulping massive amounts of air, I wish I'd tried longer without them because then he just refused to latch so had to go onto the bottle.
  We used them for 9 months! Our lb was tongue tied and very small and not strong enough to deal with my inverted nipples but could breast feed with the sheilds. They aren't really recommended for long term use but without them we wouldn't have been able to feed at all. We had a few different ones and the medela ones were our favourites too. Xx
  I started using these after one very helpful midwife suggested it when LO (little one) was 4 days old and hadn't latched properly at all, I was in a right state with the pain/cracked nipples by mostly because he just wasn't getting milk. Im so grateful to her. They meant he could latch on easily and it gave my nipples a break! I seriously doubt I would have been able to carry on without them. We used them for a few weeks and gradually took them away when he got the hang of things. I have bought some ready this time just incase I need them again - was a mad dash to boots on Boxing Day morning last time! :D
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  I banish you because I didn't know about the server crash earlier today... And now I do. I don't need that kind of stress in my life!
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