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As above - better off using Impero/NetSupport - highly suggest you have a permissions review asap.

Hi, Does anyone have the above installer please and/or instructions? Civica want £170! Thanks, Miles

We have ours setup with SSO using Microsoft 365, it works really well and pushes through the UPN so most of the time they don’t even see a login page

We have one VLAN with no MITM certificate - if it is installed under this then it runs with SSL interception when moved back to the staff laptops VLAN. If installed with interception then it needs interception disabled when running, so TLDR install it with no interception and it will run with interception...

Out of curiosity - are these the metal entry panels? Is it a grounding issue?

Could you use hot glue (as fairly easily removed with some time) and some acrylic with holes to sit on the top, use a pen or thin designed key if you ever needed them?

That’s where I tried running it - couldn’t see anything that resembled the desktop content

Thanks. Nothing was redirected before and nothing in the local profile which is what’s baffling. Even checked the registry keys. This site has only just got a gig line, some staff in rural areas, debate over Microsoft vs Google school so usually is the route I’d go down but going down the local route just seemed a better fit

Hi all, Bit stumped this week hence the couple of Edugeek posts - must be the weather! Having fun with some windows file servers and video streaming? Users downloading to a file share are having videos go about 1mpbs and playback/streaming is constantly buffering. Network infrastructure is quite good, file server is in RAID, seems to be a new issue according to the users, can't really think of anything else to try? Best, Miles

Hi all, I have a secondary site we are slowly migrating teachers to a new set of OUs with fresh group policies, structure etc. Currently teachers have nothing centrally stored apart from a mapped profile drive, so as devices are getting older we were worried about files not getting backed up. Therefore we have setup folder redirection policies to move any locally stored files to their user area \Desktop\Documents etc. We moved the user to the new OUs, logged in, waited forever for the files to move and then checked that everything had redirected (we only checked on the computer, not on the file server at this point). Logged the user off, changed the username and home folder to their new name as had a name change, logged in and the desktop had disappeared. Everything else - downloads, recycle bin etc had stayed there, but the entire desktop contents had disappeared. I've tried changing back to the old OUs, changing the username/profile path back, I've ran Recuva and EaseUS to see if they've been deleted and have got nowhere. Not on the server or locally on the machine. The C drive storage implies to me that they are somewhere on the laptop but I've ran TreeSize to see if they're there which has come up with nothing too. We had 250 users to migrate. We've done over 200 so final stretch now, but this one is puzzling me. I've got extensive experience managing windows server on both a 1st and 3rd line support level, so this one is really puzzling me as have never seen it before. I have the laptop still in a hope we can try and get the files back. My logic is that if they've been moved I can get them from where they've moved to, or surely if they'd been deleted EaseUS/Recuva would have picked up on that? Best, Miles

I’d just check your filtering can cover any increase in scope as some solutions have an issue with this. Also could you not make a new SSID on the same VLAN, give that as the preferred network to the chromebooks then once they’re all switched over, delete the existing one?

I have a site that kept to OVS and A1. A3 didn’t provide great benefit at the time and we just added a P1 license. There was/is too much on prem reliance to move to a licensing model that leans on cloud so heavily.

Thanks - would have been nice if they even started that conversation with us. Any idea on costing or if there is an installer we could use? I have engineer/installer credentials for our server and the civica setup.

Hi, I have a site that we are setting Edulink up for - I’m hoping to get it linked to our civica cashless catering. I have tried a few times to get Civica to assist but they can be hard to get a hold of at the best of times. The error we are getting is NRSTrustE Warning: There was no endpoint listening at http://(IP for cashless server)/trustews/truste.asmx?wsdl that could accept the message. This is often caused by an incorrect address or SOAP action. See InnerException, if present, for more details. Did anyone else run into this? I understand I have to put the IP of the server with the agent into an allowlist but the suggested path of this file isn’t there on our cashless server. It is defo a civica issue not Edulink as their support is really helpful, but with no guidance on trust-e it is proving challenging! Thanks, Miles

Are your ADMX templates up to date? I use the built in GPOs to apply this and it works perfectly