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Glad to see it's working I should of been more specific as to what to do with the URL!

I Believe there was also an update to the UTM, that SOPHOS acknowledged, where iOS 11 devices where having issues with authentication.

Hi Guys, Try unblocking captive.apple.com - We had this when iOS 11 came out, it trys to connect to this site first before it attempts any authentication against your radius servers / various methods, we found allowing the device to reach apple then enabled the device to stay connected. We had ours with SOPHOS proxy and Meraki Wireless. Hopefully it helps somewhat!

Hi, We also have this issue, we pre-configure some of our iPads with Wi-Fi credentials via Meraki. Also using UTM. This also drops out, but only with certain types of connection, this one in particular is used with a RADIUS server. Will be interesting if anyone comes up with a fix for this, the forget network / reconnect doesn't solve it for us.

We solved our iOS11 Wi-Fi issue in the end by skipping any authentication checks on captive.apple.com from our proxy server. According to the packet trace, iOS11 was basically telling the device to de authenticate from the Access Point because it couldn't reach captive.apple.com without authenticating with us first! Nightmare, but solved, so there's 1 less worry!

We have an issue with iOS 11 on the Wi-Fi, getting it to direct to a sophos proxy authentication page, it just won't do it, drops the SSID after getting an IP address, previous iOS versions seem to have been fine. Meraki are looking into it, but of course blamed our environment first, before realising we were hunky dorey before the new update! Grr...means none of our students can access their wifi at the moment, my heart bleeds

Hey guys, We currently use Meraki for our Laptop / iOS MDM solution. We also use Barracuda MDM (free with our mail filter) for Android devices. The problem is, it's very limited and we would like to explore other, costing services. I've had a look at Manage Engine, which we currently use for our helpdesk - this seems like a solid product so far. I've also looked at Intune, but im confused with their pricing, as it seems to be per user and not per device? Just wondering if you have any suggestions or whether you are using something now that you like? I've considered using Googles own, but again, they charge based on your AD environment (objects) and we are a large college / university campus, so that's a no go!

Hi Markurageek, This will output it to a gridview in a window, if you want this information outputted to a csv file, replace "out-gridview" with Export-Csv "C:\Temp" | ft -NoTypeInformation Let me know if that helps! Obviously change the name of the service after -DisplayName, make sure it's in quotes as it is string, if you dont put a * wildcard after, you will have to make sure you type it perfectly!

Hi Markurageek, You could employ powershell here to do the dirty work for you. It should be quite simple. You can run a query against an OU (providing that you have your machines in an OU) that can tell you if a certain process is not in a running state on all the machines inside that container. If this interests you, i can knock something up, let me know.

Meraki's MDM solution is good, but it is only a free addon, so does lack the "premium" features. We have it installed on a fair few devices (large college / university with outcentres) and it does the job for us. DEP is good, but means you will have to buy direct from Apple or an approved reseller. If you want things like time control, i would advise against. But if you already have access to Meraki for wireless etc, i would give it a go for sure.

I made a powershell script recently that searches based on parameters you set and pulls back login dates / times etc, you are more than welcome to give it a try You will have to make sure that you have another file, which has been turned into a function, this is referred to when you see Get-LogonHistory.ps1. It's quite a long one, so i've uploaded both to a pastebin for you. Powershell Script = https://pastebin.com/AeWXxZpT Get-LogonHistory.ps1 = https://pastebin.com/CQhbxCmR Please make sure you run it from an admin account. Any questions, please ask.

Hi TheCrust, I've PM'd you the details.

So, no luck with the exception, i even made it a REGEX match, to rule out any discrepancies with the URL. I think i'm going to have to revisit this one later, until someone else comes along with the same issue, it seems to be less than 1% of sites that i encounter this with.

Hi Jahilton2002, I have tried applying a Skip all site checks rule to the domain, but i will make a specific one, in case the rule i made previously isn't being applied, i will report back.

Hi Colly, Yeah i did see that there are a number of little issues, although i'm never sure they come out with a stable version! So far, it's only 1 website in question, so i think in this case they will have to find an alternative source of bags for the college shop! Not worth the hassle and weekend work of a rollback! Thank you for the suggestion though, much appreciated