SpaceInvader83

Ours is setup like this [emoji108]

Salamander have a tool that does it, although I think they only offer it to current customers. For us in the end we realised most of the linked documents weren't worth moving over to the new MIS and we just have them sat on the mothballed Sims server for archive purposes.

I'm not sure when the change came in but it's now: All Cloud services are now in scope, added definitions and a shared responsibility table toassist with this.• Extended the Multi-factor authentication requirement in relation to Cloud services.

We have 100+ handsets on 3cx but we already have POE throughout, actual simultaneous usage is small and I'd probably expect yours to be the same so I wouldn't expect any bandwidth issues no matter what your setup is. We have 1Gb to all ports and 10Gb between switches but the actual usage is going to be tiny from the phones.

Definitely doable, your new SIP trunk provider will assist with porting any numbers over, as for your 3cx instance I'd probably recommend a hosted solution so you could go direct with 3cx which is super cheap (Free for the most basic to tinker with) or go with someone like spitfire (as an example) who will hold your hand and do the lot, aswell as provide a separate SDSL connection just for your SIP traffic if you needed it, but if you have a decent internet connection it would probably be fine.

Looks like this will fix it: https://blog.replit.com/computing-superpower-at-school

Morning , this may help you, I think temporary moving files to another location is your best shot.

Looks like it's been sorted (Apparently) https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-health/status-windows-10-1809-and-windows-server-2019

CISA are advising not to install, I'm hanging fire for now.

https://docs.bromcom.com/knowledge-base/managing-the-dms/ This should point you in the right direction.

Yet to hear back but the initial request was more of a.. we must install this on all IT kit ready for after half term - there is an iOS offering (That's not beta) which might be an option - but not for us.

We have been asked the same but have advised it's not suitable - It's still in beta and the min requirements we don't meet - So 8GB RAM & 2GB VRAM and some of our CPU's are older than 6th Gen. We did go through testing it on a few of the better spec machines and even our own machines which do meet the requirements and found it flakey at best.

Have you tried installing Dell Command Update to pull all the correct/latest drivers for it?

We've had issues with slow downs but only when there's a known issue , we usually get an email just after the event from Bromcom, certainly no persistent issues anyway.

SWGFL have some great templates.