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dapaulio

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  1. And what about your domain functional level. I have read some posts of windows 10 and certain compatibility issue with domain functional level lower than 2008. If your dc's are both 2008r2 then your domain functional level should be raised to match
  2. I always buy batteries from ebay for the lapbanks at the school and they do last. Had one or two duffs but for £10/15 i wasnt complaining. Always air on the side of caution when buying batteries from eBay as there is some real crap on there and after watching that programme (fake britain I think) about fake batteries it opened my eyes a bit to be a bit more vigilant when buying off the bay. From trial and error I have a few know sellers that I trust a little more than most and never had a problem with
  3. Out of curiosity what is your domain functional level? And what is your oldest dc os
  4. I manually approve and install update via wsus typically during the holiday. Always book 1 day maintenance of servers and network during each holiday. The only update that is auto approved are the defender/fronted protection updates.
  5. Best practice for snapshots is to take one whilst the vm is in off state. Not saying it wont ever happen but i never personally had a problem merging and taking snapshots myself and I have taken snaps whilst in an on state.
  6. Don't think there would be any need for the ping loop etc. No harm is being done by executing the command even if it is enabled Not tested this and I think it would work... I would create a group policy that creates a local schedule task on the computer during log off and startup to run the above command that lemarchand commented Then if the student were to disable it whilst logged on the local task will reenable it on log off. If they disable it at the log on screen Maybe at this point you could put a sticker on laptop say no logon servers? restart me! Or something like that. The local task scheduler will run the cmd in theory before the network services run. Think if that works then the number of callouts should reduce and turns a callout into the famous quote turn it off and back on again 😂
  7. +1 on Mrwoberts comment. Just remember to remove the snapshots once you dont need them as they don't half eat away at your storage. Not so bad if you have a San with tonnes of storage but like some of the primaries we look after have a single HV with maybe 2 tb volume for vhd. It soon consumes it if you don't managed your snapshot well.
  8. The thing with most teachers they praise things that they can see. You upgrade their switching to 10g switching across the whole network they still complain "network is shit and so slow" blah blah blah. You buy them a shiny new 24 inch £150 monitor and suddenly the machine is far quicker and great. They claim they are being more productive and it is no longer holding them back. (Yes I have had that feedback from installing a new monitor) My response: I'm glad we have achieved the level of service to suit your needs 👀 👍
  9. Xibo here installed on a Linux server and windows client stuck in a cupboard. Wanting to for ages to tidy it up Have thought about finding a tiny device linux or windows based, With WiFi/nic and hdmi and fitting it to the back of the TV. Running the xibo client off that
  10. Just done this in our new build also. Opted for hdmi but included vga for legacy support. Just ran an extra cable in with the rest I was running in that will go from the audio out of your projector and/or monitor in to your amp
  11. You're not going to see a noticeable improvement between the i5 and i7 for slt and the majority of users would use it for. Just speced an i3 256gb ssd and 8gb ram hp 250 laptop for 295 each but I know now they have since sold out and priced back on for 345
  12. Do you have issues accessing other secure sites when surfing the net. Time and date on the server and on your smooth wall is correct/ within the tolerance.
  13. My apologies. Thought you were meaning client side. After re reading it is upstream your having problems with.
  14. Proxy exception for your wsus server?
  15. I know it mentions you shouldn't install wsus but some of out primary do not have the luxury of buying multiple servers. Our basic setup for primaries is a hyper v box 12 gb ram 2tb storage and a backup box usually dpm. Hv hosting 2 x dc and a file server. Normally that is all they can afford. Dc02 has Wds/sccm and wsus role. It seems to work and they are happy for what they have on a shoe string budget. Haven't read why you shouldn't have wsus on a dc but it doesn't seem to cause any issues Once their new budgets come in we would look to upgrading the ram and creating new servers for the individual roles but that always seems to be a fight as they alway prioritise the cash elsewhere.
  16. We use SLG and we have got it to the point where we are happy with it. Granted we have experienced a number of hurdles along the way but all Is good (thru gritted teeth) Had you asked before deploy SLG I would have said no. Avoid it but now your in I would say grin and bare with it. I think what makes it easier now is i have a routine that makes it alot less a pain to deal with. We self host sims and SLG. I Trust my servers more than I do capita. And we deploy users to students and parents. It is a bit of a pain with students as you provision the user's from sims in to ad then consolidate them so that they only have one username and password. Parents use the sims provisioned accounts. Eventually we will look to go to teacher and student app as I have heard only good things so far about it
  17. Is this happening straight after imagining. Wds... if configure... will name a computer based on what you have previously named it. Just throwing it out there but have you an unattended file which is naming computers
  18. Funny someone mention memory. I have seen this error which I had originally dismissed as an intermittent fault as I could never replicated the issue myself. However for an unrelated support call the same pc pointed towards bad memory and I never made the connection. Trying running mem test on the installed or try taking a module out and see if you can replicate the symptoms. Im going to ask the user who reported it tomorrow whether they still experience the symptoms. Good shout to whoever suggested it on previous page. You got a thanks from me
  19. Liam sent you a pm as I'm also interested
  20. Thanks all i will install the April cumulative update and I'm going to disable auditing tonight and review the server after the long weekend. Ill let you know
  21. last time I updated was probably just before then. looking at my server history doesn't appear to be present. can you confirm the kb?
  22. To give you an idea of what I have. DC01 2008r2 all FSMO roles held - Roles planned to be migrated to DC04 then DC01 will be demoted and decommisioned DC02 2008r2 planned to be demoted and decommisioned DC03 2012r2 ADSync - No immediate plans DC04 2016 I have not demoted any of my other dc's yet as I was allowing time for any glitches (like this one to surface) before demoting and decommissioning my 2008dc's Replication between all servers are ok
  23. Hi All A couple weeks ago I introduced a 2016 DC with a view to decommission my 2008r2 DC in due course however since promoting my 2016 dc I small population of my windows 7 clients logon and are presented with a black screen for upto about 30 mins on the dc there seems to be to application error logs repeating itself sporadically Application error - ID 1000 Faulting application name: lsass.exe, version: 10.0.14393.187, time stamp: 0x57cf9e87 Faulting module name: msvcrt.dll, version: 7.0.14393.0, time stamp: 0x57899b47 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x000000000005c7a0 Faulting process id: 0x2a8 Faulting application start time: 0x01d2bf63cc47b4f1 Faulting application path: C:\Windows\system32\lsass.exe Faulting module path: C:\Windows\System32\msvcrt.dll Report Id: 10681dc9-f5a0-4118-9d2a-5e30ef0b5862 Faulting package full name: Faulting package-relative application ID: followed by... Wininit - ID 1015 A critical system process, C:\Windows\system32\lsass.exe, failed with status code c0000005. The machine must now be restarted. various google suggestions seem to be linked with other server os and/or different faulting files Any suggestions welcome
  24. so really the only concerns looks like it will only affect users accessing the files on mac os without having to do some giggery pockery Thank you all
  25. LOL worth knowing. thanks My only advice to the user would be to stop being a skin flint and upgrade.
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