Senso not blocking some Classrooms

[Slarty66]

We are experiencing a strange problem with Senso.

Two classrooms don't block anything we have put in the Access Block list.

We can see them in Senso they are all setup exactly like every other computer room in the Academy but just don't seem to work.

Any ideas?

[Hamster]

If memory serves right, you can force a policy sync by stopping the senso service and deleting the modules folder from the senso Program files, then starting the senso service will cause the client to force sync all the policy's back down to the client.

Not sure if that still works as it been a while since I've used senso. I made a script that I could start from the MIMIC option in Senso so I could reset classrooms when I changed something.

From when I used Senso I found it rather unreliable when make changes to it, though that may have just been me.

[Slarty66]

If memory serves right, you can force a policy sync by stopping the senso service and deleting the modules folder from the senso Program files, then starting the senso service will cause the client to force sync all the policy's back down to the client.

Not sure if that still works as it been a while since I've used senso. I made a script that I could start from the MIMIC option in Senso so I could reset classrooms when I changed something.

From when I used Senso I found it rather unreliable when make changes to it, though that may have just been me.

Yes, tried deleting the module folder and forcing a restart using CMD. I think I'll have to go into the Services and restart Senso manually as running the script through CMD doesn't seem to work.

I'll try the script in MIMIC as well see if that works ,thank you.

[Hamster]

From memory Senso seems to run scripts from the scripts module line by line so when the senso service restarts the script doesn't continue. Also I found the CMD module very unreliable.

The way how I did it was by creating a batch script saving it to a file share and then doing a !run("Path\Script") from MiMiC as that cause the script to run on it's own.

I may have my script somewhere, I will have a look for it.

But it's possible that senso may have changed the way how modules works since the last time I used it.