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Can I please ask the 3CX users a question. Is 3CX system capable of using SIP trunk lines. We are currently using a Unify system with Voiceflex SIP lines whereby we get free landline and mobile calls and just pay for non-geo numbers. The the Unify annual maintenance on the other hand is about £800 and there is also a one off VOIP handset license fee of about £200
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[ms office - o365] PowerPoint Bug Test - I need your help!
Net_Man replied to robyholmes's topic in Office Software
Windows 10 Edu Ms Office 2016 16.0.4266.1001 32 bit works fine too -
Smoothwall Monitor usefulness?
Net_Man replied to petben's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
@mikes All our CB are solely used on site but I see no reason why Smoothwall monitoring would not work off site, if anything I would say that this would be one of the selling points -
I have the projector and laptop in a mobile rack and send the audio across the hall and into the amp using AudioEngine W3 which has worked for almost 9 years with any problem at all. It cost about £100
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Smoothwall Monitor usefulness?
Net_Man replied to petben's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
if you are purchasing your internet connection from LGFL, you are now entitled to Senso monitoring for free under your subscription package. I previously looked at both these options but choose Smoothwall over Senso due to a recommendation from another school primarily to do with the alerting. I am not saying that Senso is better at this stage as I have not used it properly, but it is free and definitely worth a try at the very least. -
Smoothwall Monitor usefulness?
Net_Man replied to petben's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
Hi Tom, A couple of columns showing the incidents over the last 7 days and 12 months is an overview in my opinion and not reporting. There is no option to select any criteria for a granular report. I have it in writing that 1 hour moderation is normal. Thanks for the offer but these things have all been raised before. Smoothwall had the chance to show us that they were better than other products on the market but I am afraid to say that in our case they have failed. -
Smoothwall Monitor usefulness?
Net_Man replied to petben's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
Human moderation often takes over a hour and quite often pupils have already left for the day by the time the alert comes through. There is no historical reporting feature, the only way to achieve this would be to make periodic downloads using a .csv file and create your own reports. In the short time we have been using the monitoring solution, support is fairly poor. We will be moving over to another free solution provided by LGFL shortly -
I can see the points raised by both sides and I agree with both to a certain extent I just wanted to say that, you can continue to use Windows 7 at your own peril so why not a Chromebook I am not saying that is would be a good idea but just that people should be given the choice
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Replacement rack mixer... help
Net_Man replied to TheHyperTechie's topic in AV and Multimedia Related
We are using a Cloud Z4 MK4 mixer which seems to have less functionality and about 4x the price that has been going since 2015 https://cpc.farnell.com/cloud/z4mk4ek/z4-mk4-ek-venue-mixer/dp/DP34974 very good quality but shame about the price -
@Jonah If you have an internet connection with LGFL speak to them. They can and have in the past connected different school networks located at other sites together without the traffic even leaving the LGFL network. Let me know if you need a contact name.
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What's the oldest bit of kit you still have running?
Net_Man replied to PrimaryTech's topic in General Chat
Ditto, I was just thinking exactly the same thing when I saw the title lol -
I have the same opinion as 6Foot2 in that i never install the updates straight away. I also very selective about which updates to install so having the servers auto install and restart would be my nightmare.
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All my VM's where on 2019 but I was forced into doing an in-place upgrade from 2012r2 up to 2019 on the VM host server over the half term. It went relatively smoothly but it definitely broke hyper v along the way.
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I have iLO firmware version 2.81 installed and have just checked my iLO config. I have it setup to use a static ipv4 address. What struck me as odd though was that the Primary, Secondary and Tertiary DNS server addresses are set to use the LGFL ones. Enable DDNS server registration is also ticked. Let me know if you need screenshots or want to remote on and have a look.
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I recall reading something about the IP tool having some kind of an issue doing certain updates during initial setup so I download everything and ran it from a usb plugged into the front of my gen 9.
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Inventry sign in system > door security, recommendations?
Net_Man replied to ITGuyNW's topic in Physical Security
We use the Salto system and have just been looking at sign in systems recently. When I spoke with Inventry they said they integrate with Salto so this could be an option too. -
QR code scanning which creates folders and places the scanned .pdf documents into them that reside on a network share. Upgraded Uniflow on prem last year and was considering the online version until Canon professional services confirmed that this feature was not supported so stayed with the on premise version. I have to say that it just works
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I am forced to continue using Uniflow on prem because the online version does not support custom workflows
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Help with Stange Display Port/HMDI issue
Net_Man replied to mdrabble's topic in AV and Multimedia Related
Are you absolutely sure that this is a hardware issue and not a case of the PowerPoint presenter view setting which takes the screen out of duplicate mode when escaping out at the end of the PP presentation. I am only suggesting it because it is a very common issue here, especially with new staff. -
Why I should have to pay for the damage even though it fell off my car roof and I was the one who left it there. Why not claim from the school insurance policy... technically the car park is still part of the school!
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We had originally purchased several MFD's and Uniflow from a Canon platinum partner. When our contract expired we found that Canon would not offer us CCS framework or Education pricing due to the platinum partner agreement that canon and the partners have in place between them. Customers can go from canon direct to a partner but not the other way round, unless you buy completely new kit from Canon direct and even that was not easy because of the previous relationship with the partner. We were paying 3pence for colour and 0.47pence for black and white so we made over a 50% saving using the CCS framework. Personally i would never buy from any partner ever again. I will see if i can get away with a discount though.
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I came across this but not sure if this is of any use https://www.parallels.com/uk/products/desktop/chrome/
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We use APC 3000's as well but it seems as though the free APC network shutdown software is being discontinued.
