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very tempted actually to make every internet request in the school point to it actually .. hmmmm .. do I dare given how much the lovely people use it ..

 

Yes you do dare! :evil_twisted:

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It's that time again!

 

As many of you know, each year the Internet must be shut down for 24 hours in order to allow us to clean it. The cleaning process, which

eliminates dead email and inactive ftp, www and gopher sites, allows for a better-working and faster Internet.

 

This year, the cleaning process will take place from 07:00 a.m. GMT on

Apr. 2st until 07:00 a.m. GMT on April 3st. During that 24-hour period, five powerful Internet-crawling robots situated around the world will search the Internet and delete any data that they find.

 

In order to protect your valuable data from deletion we ask that you do the following:

 

1. Disconnect all terminals and local area networks from their Internet

connections.

 

2. Shut down all Internet servers, or disconnect them from the Internet.

 

3. Disconnect all disks and hardrives from any connections to the Internet.

 

4. Refrain from connecting any computer to the Internet in any way.

 

We understand the inconvenience that this may cause some Internet

users, and we apologize. However, we are certain that any

inconveniences will be more than made up for by the increased speed and efficiency of the Internet, once it has been cleared of electronic flotsam and jetsam. We thank you for your cooperation.

 

Kim Dereksen

Interconnected Network Maintenance staff

Main branch, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

 

Sysops and others: Since the last Internet cleaning, the number of

Internet users has grown dramatically. Please assist us in alerting

the public of the upcoming Internet cleaning by posting this message

where your users will be able to read it. Please pass this message on to

other sysops and Internet users as well. Thank you.

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gah cant get it to work on our 2600's!! :(

 

just been around and stuck the voice command notices on the majority of our copiers and printers :p

 

Looked into this before and I believe they don't have the PJL stuff onboard so you can't force messages sadly. Everything above them (range wise) does though.

 

I'm impressed by some of the commitment here!

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  • Done the voice command on the photocopier :D
  • Changed the liquid soap with yoghurt (with the assistance of the site agent)
  • Redirected EVERY http:// request to a page that says the internet is down for maintenance
  • Sent a message to the head (looking VERY official) saying that Google is taking a picture of the school from above to update Google earth and the kids should stand in a way that spells a word that is important to the school
  • Changed all of the backgrounds to a generated BSOD and hidden the icons and start bar via GPO
  • And set the projector images to be upside down back to front

 

Muahahahahaha :D

Have you got NOTHING else to do??? Lol.

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Have you got NOTHING else to do??? Lol.

 

This was ALL done last night whilst the school production was on.

 

I also have now had 3 people saying they cant get the photocopier to understand their voice / its not working with the voice. I told them to speak SLOW, LOUD and CLEAR so that it can understand the request. If after 5 minutes it hasn't done anything, use it the old way.

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For all those on CLEO ..

 

log into your NED Dashboard, use the advanced options to set the page you want to redirect to instead of the standard block page to being a local server hosted one ..

 

Then, set up a webfilter for * (i.e. it will block everything .. MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT GO THROUGH THE CLEO BOX YOURSELF ELSE YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO PUT THIS BACK AND YOUR AF WILL BACKFIRE!!)

 

Then sit back and watch EVERY request be sent to the internet is down page, or whatever you choose to do .. lol .. :)

 

Whoop! :cool:

 

Too much time on my hands? Me? NO! lol ..

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Yes you do dare! :evil_twisted:

 

See my last post for yes I do .. lol .. :peace:

 

EDIT:

Although got to be careful at one of my schools, could cause a riot given it's a "special school" and the kids could kick off ..

 

But it was funny to watch one member of staff as she was boasting she could still get the internet, so a quick press of a button soon sorted that one out .. lol ..

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For all those on CLEO ..

 

log into your NED Dashboard, use the advanced options to set the page you want to redirect to instead of the standard block page to being a local server hosted one ..

 

Then, set up a webfilter for * (i.e. it will block everything .. MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT GO THROUGH THE CLEO BOX YOURSELF ELSE YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO PUT THIS BACK AND YOUR AF WILL BACKFIRE!!)

 

Then sit back and watch EVERY request be sent to the internet is down page, or whatever you choose to do .. lol .. :)

 

Whoop! :cool:

 

Too much time on my hands? Me? NO! lol ..

 

How do you do this on Smoothwall???

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And a whole class .. lol .. including teachers who thought they knew it was an april fool start page .. lol .. anyway .. all back to normal now as I've got to leave the site and don't want to risk it not being able to be sorted remotely, I want to have a job after Easter .. lol ..
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I know I sound like an old fart but actually doing some of these seems to be less prank and more grounds for termination! :p

 

If I redirected every web request id be done for and some of the other stuff... well I would hate to think!

 

Your either very brave or have some great staff/kids!!

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OH works for a large Financial Services company. He went into the office to find the following notice at the doors and on the intranet from the head of Health & Safety

 

All stairs are out of action today because new EU regulations have come into force stating that the number of stairs approaching the landing must be equal to those leaving the landing and we are awaiting the necessary certification.
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The Google employees have learly had too much free time recently.

 

Isn't it them that get a day a week to do anything (vaguely constructive) that they want?

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