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I was just sorting out an RMA on my G710+ where the keycaps started cracking. And they informed me, they would send me the key caps, instead of having to RMA the whole keyboard. The support person informed me, they had these replacemnt parts just recently, no idead if they will also sell them but it is good to know, it is easier to RMA simple issues...

Sooo I just sent an application on RSI website I wanted to join for some time now but did not get the time to do so. I have the 325A and now I bought the Aegis Gladius.

GTA V does the exact same thing, many people who cheated their money in MP got hrown into the cheater universe.

I personally create a folder called "profiles", share it with domain users. Then go to AD Users And Computers, find your user and double click, and there is a tab called Profile. You should see a field called Profile path. Into that you will enter: \\"ServerNameOrIP"\"SharedFolderName"\%Username% It has to be done for every single user manually, but you dont have to enter their username at the end since the "%username%" fills it out itself. I guess you could create a script to enter the profile path to every user in an OU but I never found myslef needing to do so many that I would spend my time creating such script. I would have included screenshots but all of the Server 2012s I have access to are not in English. If you have any issues reach out back to me. Or if I helped you, mark the question as answered.

That the WiFi router has 2 antennas Both Receiving and transmitting, and also your WiFi adpater has 2 antennas both receiving and transmitting. On N wireless networks that means you will get (theoretically) about 200 Mbit on 2,4GHz. But as I said, you must have a compatible router.

Yes, but there are cheap cables that could not have the proper number of wires, I had that happen to me before. It would be best if he had a bandwidth meter and a cable checker. But I doubt he has such equipment. And he said that the speeds were sometimes reaching 500 KB/s, which seems odd. If you have a Gig network, your network is about the same speed as any HDD (I am lazy to do the conversion ATM) that is on the market now, so what he can do is test the disk speed: http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalDiskMark/index-e.html

I had similiar issues with the stock web access on WS2012 R2, are using a website written by yourself and running in IIS 8 or a different kind of web server? Or the stock web access configured through the dashboard?

I used Pfsense, and to me it felt unfinished it some areas, and not working in other. And better in other. But that is just a subjective view, others might disagree. I just gave him an advice, like he asked.

Try to check your internet connection at both http://www.speedtest.net and http://www.pingtest.net . and post back with your results.

I dont know about you guys but I dont know about any Windows Server 2013, I only used 2012 Essentials and for home use its not optimal, especially if you have PC coming in and out since you have to use domain. I was using WS 2012E for a while but I swapped back to WHS 2011.

You guys went off topic. To the OP: No, you cannot put your windows PC/server to sleep mode or hibernation if you want it to stream or provide services to other machines. I has to be ON, it can have its screen turn off, if you put it into low power mode, your services operating on that machine can start to operate not optimally (e.g. start to drop frames when streaming media).

Check the cables, if they really all have the full range of wires (twisted pairs etc). I have seen cables claiming to be cat 6 and had Half the wires so it ran at 100 Mb speeds. http://www.lanshack.com/images/Tutorial/568-b.gif

Yay! Finally, I thought I was the only person who knows about it . But you know, I thought that when he had such an advanced setup, he could use an advanced OS.

I know of software that is capable of such things but its not free and is intended into bussiness applications. So I dint help you here much either.

Did you try not using DHCP on your phone and instead setting the IP manually?