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TP-LINK UH700 interface hub 5000 Mbit/s Black
- Free Pick Up From 5 Convenient Locations
- Fast Delivery Australia-wide
- Price Match Available*
- 7 Day Return Policy*
- Business since 1996
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What This Product Does
The UH700 USB Hub is a great choice to expand the USB ports of your computer for data transfer when you need to connect USB drives, USB mice, printers or other devices simultaneously. USB 3.0 ports offer transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps, 10 times faster than USB 2.0.
High Speed Data Transfer
Equipped with USB 3.0 ports, UH700 provides a data transfer rate of up to 5Gbps, 10 times faster than USB 2.0.
Greatly Expand Your USB Ports
UH700 adds PC 7 additional USB ports to your PC, making it unnecessary to switch between devices.
Safe and Reliable
UH700's multiple protections avoid any potential harm to your connected devices no matter you're transferring data or charging devices.
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|USB 3.0 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-A ports quantity
|Ports quantity
|Hub interfaces
|USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-A
|USB 3.0 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-A ports quantity
|DC-in jack
|Data transfer rate
|5000 Mbit/s
|Windows operating systems supported
|Mac operating systems supported
|Linux operating systems supported
|Input voltage
|165 mm
|65.5 mm
|17.5 mm
|AC adapter included
|Data transfer rate
|5000 Mbit/s
|Colour of product
|LED indicators
|Cable length
|1 m
What are your delivery options and how much is shipping?
We offer Standard Shipping and Express Shipping both with tracking available.
Shipping cost depend on where the goods are being delivered to, and how heavy and big they are. It will be automatically calculated at checkout page after the postcode inserted.
When will the order be dispatched?
All online order for delivery is process the same day if placed before 3pm from Monday to Friday. Any online orders after 3pm for delivery are generally dispatched the next business day. Except those that require security checks which will be explained in FAQs.
When I can pick up my order?
Your order will be ready in store in 1 hour after your order is placed provided all the items are in stock. Our staff will contact you as soon as possible if there is any issue with the availability related to your order.
Do you do price matching?
We generally do price matching on request, subject to following conditions:
- the identical product must be listed by a local WA competitor that also has a shopfront with stock on hand;
- and we must be able to confirm, at time of sale that these conditions are met.
If you believe we can do any better on pricing, we are more than happy to quote pricing (at our discretion) for you before you place order. However, we reserve the right to refuse sales/price match for any reasons.
What does "in stock" mean?
"in stock" means the product is in stock at Austin Computers and available for dispatch/pick up in 24 hours.
What does "in stock at suppliers" mean?
"in stock at suppliers" means the product is temporary out of stock at Austin Computers, but is available from supplier(s) in Australia. However, stock availability from supplier may subject to change and may not reflect to our website in time. But most likely the stock will be dispatched from our supplier in 2-3 business days. Our staff will contact you as soon as possible if there is any issue with the availability related to your order.
Do you accept change of mind return?
Yes, you can return the product within 7 days after purchase. The product must returned in its original condition with manufacture sealed and unopened packaging. Please note, the shipping for sending and returning is not refundable.
If you cannot find the answer you looking for, please check our FAQs and Terms & Conditions for more information. Alternatively, you can also contact directly through phone or email or have a chat in store. Our contact details can be found at the top-right corner of our website.


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Ladies, this bar's for you! Classically (or at least stereotypically) feminine with a fresh lavender scent and pastel purple swirls. Why go out to a bar for Ladies Night when you can enjoy a Femme Bar in the comfort of your own bathroom?
Scent: Lavender.
Great for your body, face, and hands!
Ingredients: Water, Coconut Oil, Sustainable Palm Oil, Olive Oil, Canola Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Sodium Hydroxide, Sweet Almond Oil, Fragrance, Castor Oil, Tocopherols, Mica, Titanium Dioxide, Fluorphogopite, Iron Oxide, Manganese Violet


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Deep Eddy Ruby Red Vodka
Staff Pick
Flavored Vodka /35% ABV / Texas, United States
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- Flavored Vodka
- Region
- Texas, United States
- 35%
- Liquor Flavor
- Grapefruit
- Specialty
- Gluten-Free / Reduced
Product Description
Texas is all about football, barbecue and beers, so it's a bit of a surprise that Deep Eddy Ruby Red Vodka comes straight from Austin. Distilled from the finest corn and infused with a proprietary blend of farmer-grown ruby red grapefruit juice, this concoction is refreshing and smooth without the artificial aftertaste. Each batch is expertly handcrafted, distilled 10 times and run through a charcoal filter six more times. The result is a clean, crisp and gluten-free vodka that's unlike anything you've ever had. Even drinkers that don't like the tartness of grapefruit will find this vodka much to their liking. When you sample Deep Eddy Ruby Red Vodka for the first time, you might want to try just a little sip or a shot. That way, you can know just how delicious this stuff is. There are many options after that. If you want to take your regular mimosa up a notch, try it with Deep Eddy instead of orange juice. The bubbles and grapefruit flavors mix eloquently, but with a kicker that can surely spice up a brunch or wedding shower. If you want a fresh take on a traditional cocktail, put Deep Eddy Ruby Red on the rocks with a bit of club soda. It's so good that no one will ever judge you for drinking a pink cocktail, or any other grapefruit cocktail for that matter. Buy Deep Eddy Ruby Red online at a great price through Drizly and start enjoying a glass of this great tasting vodka.View all products by Deep EddyCalifornia Residents: Click here for Proposition 65 WARNING


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How to automate the creation of Orion Platform (aka Core) nodes from the APIPosted by fcaron in Product Blog on Mar 6, 2012 4:15:42 PM
As our customers deploy more SolarWinds products, we see an increasing number of demand for a programmatic way to export and/or import nodes (as well as interfaces, volumes…) from/to an Orion instance.
The combinations of products involved in these scenarios cover, but are not limited to combinations such as:
- Export nodes from NCM and import them into NPM network monitor
- Export nodes from your own CMDB and import them into NPM
- Export nodes from your own CMDB and import them into NCM
- Export nodes from NPM and import them into NCM
This blog contains and describes a working PowerShell script example, that exports nodes from SolarWinds NPM network monitoring software and imports them into NCM, but it can be easily modified to accommodate other combinations, including non-SolarWinds sources (CMDB)
The required configuration to run this script is:
- NPM 10.2.x or 10.3.x (different versions of the script are required, see below)
- NCM 7.0.2 or 7.1.x (different versions of the script are required, see below)
- SDK 1.3 or 1.4 or 1.5
- Windows PowerShell (ISE is used in this illustration)
The script for 10.2.x is located here:PowerShell script that exports Nodes from NPM and imports them into NCM (for Core 2011.2.x and before - NPM 10.2 and before).
The version adapted for Core 2012.1 (comes with NPM 10.3) is here: PowerShell script that exports Nodes from NPM and imports them into NCM (for Core 2012.1 and after - NPM 10.3 and after)
Here is an example of run, which extracted 561 nodes from my NPM 10.2.2 and imported them into my NCM 7.0.2
- The upper panel of PowerShell ISE contains the script. The first 2 blocks define hosts and credential for your data source (NPM in this example) and target (NCM in this example). These need to be changed for your environment, of course.
- The second panel shows the trace of the run. Should be pretty self explanatory.
- After the run, the target system (NCM 7.0.2) had 561 more nodes. As you can see, the nodes added by the API, are "tagged" with a property called "ImportedByAPI", so you can easily identify, group and mass-modify them if needed.
A few features of the script:
- Nodes that already exist (same IP) in the target system, are skipped. The trace will send you messages such as this:
- The script as uploaded, actually ignores interfaces and volumes, but just because the 2 relevant sections are "commented out". Look for sections like this and remove the If (0) {…} to enable them and start moving interfaces and volumes too (interfaces requires NPM network management software on both sides of the script, of course)
- The script extracts all properties from the Nodes and copies them over to the target Orion.
- If you run this script against an NCM 7 target, prior to 7.0.2 (i.e. 7 or 7.0.1), the added node won't be manageable by NCM (they will just be in Core), you will need to add them manually to NCM, using the Add or Manage Nodes UI. NCM 7.0.2 has a new API verb that imports the node up to NCM, so it becomes immediately and automatically manageable by NCM. The last line of the script takes care of this:
I hope you will enjoy and benefit from this script, and I don't want to finish without thanking Tim and Tomas for their invaluable help!
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DataGravity makes debut with data-aware Discovery arrays
The vendor comes out of stealth with Discovery hybrid storage arrays that offer real-time data governance and data protection capabilities.
DataGravity Inc. today launched its first product, the Discovery unified hybrid array series that includes search, data governance and data protection features.
The Discovery Series 2000's integrated discovery and search engine is designed to allow IT teams, security, compliance and business users to automatically analyze information from unstructured files. It provides data governance through real-time user activity tracking capability, along with data protection for real-time file restores.
DataGravity was co-founded by Paula Long -- also a co-founder of iSCSI storage pioneer EqualLogic -- and John Joseph, former EqualLogic marketing vice president. Dell acquired EqualLogic in 2008. Long and Joseph have raised $42 million in funding for their new company.
The first two Discovery products are the DG2200 (48 TB) and DG2400 (96 TB), which are identical except for their storage capacities. Discovery combines hard disk drives with flash-optimized cache, and support for CIFS, NFS, SMB and iSCSI storage protocols. The primary controller node stores data on hard drives, and mirrors the data to a secondary intelligence node that mines the data. Moving data to the intelligence node prevents production I/O from being impacted.
Discovery's software crawls through primary storage metadata and data, showing users the correlation of data across people, time and content. Discovery also has a user interface with authenticated, role-based access designed for multiple users.
"We watch activities and data interaction," said Joseph, who is DataGravity's president. "Today, storage systems are dark. We enable users to see data within the storage system. The DataGravity engine is attached to the array and opens the data. We look at the content of over 400 different file types. We look at who owns the file, whether it was changed and track the changes. It's like a Facebook timeline for a file."
The search and discovery engine allows users outside of the IT department to view the history of a file. It tracks user activity, even within virtual machines in a VMware environment, user access profiles and has the ability to identify who accessed the content. The array does file-level restores, along with dynamic protection policies and storage allocation.
"We know when a file is corrupted, and our indexing function can find the file when it was not corrupted, so you can decide which file to recover," Joseph said. "I can create a file share of 100 GB and decide I want to protect it by selecting the snapshot frequency based on time, percentage of data changes or the gigabyte amount of data changed."
DataGravity CEO Long describes Discovery as "a new template" for storage that is designed to allow business owners to gain the most value from their data. List price for the arrays ranges from $50,000 to $100,000, including all software features.
"This is not Hadoop in a box," she said. "This is a way of looking at your data, mining it for what it can tell you, and presenting it in a homogenous way so you can ask questions of the data and solve business problems."
Auditing and search functions key for beta/alpha users
Beta tester Chris Berube, IT manager for the Sanford, Maine, law offices of Joe Bornstein, said he tested the array by copying data from his production environment to the DataGravity 92 TB configuration. He said one of its key functions is its ability to look at data inside a data store without having to log in to VMware. He also cited the auditing capability as one of the important functions it delivers.
"What I care about is who accessed the file and who touched it," he said. "Who accessed, who touched it, when [it] was read, what changes were made and what it look[ed] like before the change. It gives you basic file, security and auditing. It's almost like e-discovery for my type of [firm]. The word e-discovery just gives me nightmares. This is a good in-between."
Mark Lamson, director of technology at Westerly Public Schools in Rhode Island, was a DataGravity alpha tester. He said he found its search capability useful for Microsoft SQL databases.
"We have a lot of databases that run on SQL, but the front-end application does not give you good tools to search," he said. "You have to have a lot of in-house expertise and you have to cobble something together. [With DataGravity], we found personal identifiable information and that is something you want to protect. We found a payroll director file. We were able to check if anyone else touched that file. In traditional storage, it would be like looking for a needle in a haystack."
Next Steps
DataGravity drops clues about storage management product
Deciding between a hybrid or all-flash array
DataGravity upgrades it's data-aware storage arrays


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Andrea Croyle
Holly Hill, Fl
I am a massage therapist / esthetician with a holistic frame of mind. I provide my clients with a relaxing experience as well as offering professional advice if desired.
I am excited to announce that I have opened my own studio!
For a list of treatments, please visit my website.
In the very near future, I also plan to offer steam treatments, yoga stretch, homeopathic and organic supplements, holistic pet food, some odds and ends of art and other eco friendly things. I would like to offer a boot camp (of sorts) class in the park across from the studio.
Within the next few years, I plan to be certified in Holistic Nutrition.
I am also a wife and a mother. I am very involved with my family. I homeschool my son which has proven to be one the best decisions I have ever made for my family! I am an outdoors person that would prefer to sleep in a tent to any five star resort. I am an animal lover, which means that I have many fur-faced children and fosters. I feel that staying active is a lifestyle that everyone needs to remain healthy.


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