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this topic is still in unseen the depts of Edugeek's forum... In fact a discussion on this years Xmas Gatherings has more importance than the BSF Steamroller and PfS taking over ICT in schools and making a whole lot of us unemployed... Glad the priorities are in order...

Our Respect to our fallen Comrades.... Stoke Press release: Stoke announces ICT preferred bidder Stoke-on-Trent City Council has announced that Research Machines (RM) PLC is their preferred bidder for ICT in BSF. RM will design, implement and manage an ICT service supporting around 14,000 pupils in 24 schools, and will work with the council’s construction partner, who is yet to be announced. Knowsley Press release: ICT preferred bidder for Knowsley Knowsley Council has appointed RM as ICT preferred bidder for their BSF scheme. RM will design, implement and deliver an ICT managed service to Knowsley’s seven Learning Centres Leeds Press release: Leeds announces ICT preferred bidder Leeds City Council has appointed RM as the preferred ICT bidder for their Building Schools for the Future scheme. RM will initially provide ICT infrastructure to 14 schools and other ICT services to Education Leeds, which provides Leeds City Council’s frontline education service. Manchester Press release: Manchester announces ICT preferred bidder for BSF Manchester City Council has announced that Ramesys is their preferred bidder for ICT in BSF. Ramesys will deliver a managed ICT service to schools in Manchester’s BSF programme Solihull Press release: Solihull announce preferred bidder for BSF ICT Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council have announced that the BAM PPP consortium is their preferred bidder for BSF. Working with RM, their ICT preferred bidder Waltham Forest... RM Lambeth ... RM

Many thank... but I think this will give me when the folder was accessed by a seacrh or any other process... "Determines the date the folder was last accessed by a process" I am looking for a user access program

any ideas?

Please pleae can someone post where you can get Sanyo or Generic remotes from as Promethean are very expensive.. The remotes are going missing and these stupid orange projectors have no power switch.. Who's bloody brilliant Idea was it to have a projector with no on off button...

Please pleae can someone post where you can get Sanyo or Generic remotes from as Promethean are very expensive.. The remotes are going missing and these stupid orange projectors have no power switch.. Who's bloody brilliant Idea was it to have a projector with no on off button...

Hi How do I refresh the entire site of IP addresses... My lease's were for 100 days asI was looking into a longer term IP Lease.. but it seems to have sucked up all the addresses ..

you can get Lenovo's and a 17" Flat screen for approx £340 ex Vat

Sorry Brain Gone to Mush.. But how do you make a tape allocated to a media set.... as I have a daily backup called Daily .. that needs to go on a media set called "daily mon - thur".. Bought some new tapes but they dont work.. How do I make the tapes a media set ?

How do you grab You Tube Videos anyway ?

Ranger is very simple to remove.. just logon as "rangerremove" and the password...

I was at a BSF meeting when one of the proposed companies said that their first obligation was to their shareholders... then the school.. Whereas an In-House ICT Department has no shareholders and is focused on the school

Would it be possible to raise this topic from the bottom of the General Chat lost somewhere in the middle of the forum....... to the prominence it deserves for something of such a serious nature that affects us all. Like above Technical ;-)

could this be moved into the BSF forum please

could this be moved into the BSF forum please

Is this about using Linux as an OS or saving our jobs under the BSF steamroller ?

It does if you put an audit on... but if i did that my logs would be full in hours... What i need is something like Treesize pro that can tell me the size as well as the last access of the folder....

Hi Without setting up a GPO to Audit a folder. Is there some program that can tell me when a folder in the shared folder was accessed.. not modified.... but just opened ? As there are tons of folders in the share and i want to start pruning :-) Many Thanks

At our site we have different levels of access Pupils... only see 2 drives their Home and a Sheared Read only folder that staff put stuff into Staff.. Only see a few more folders .. Hvave access to printers and read of Student folder ICT staff.. Password Change, Read and Write of Student folders and a few more things Tech Staff.. are the only ones to have Domain Admin rights..

*sigh*.... I thought so..... so now how do I find all the fixed IP's :-(

*sigh*.... I thought so..... so now how do I find all the fixed IP's :-(

You must ask the BGFL to hand over control of the filtering to you.. this is what happens with the LGFL... Its a simple web interface and you can block or unblock what ever you want

yes... sorry that should be 255.255.252.0 Would I not have to change the static SN Masks to .248 on the servers, Printers and WAPS manualy ? as this is what I am trying to avoid :-)

I sure this has been discussed before.. but.. I nned to extend my range.. 192.168.0.1 192.168.3.254 255.255.255.252 Is my configuration.. we only have 18% free of the DHCP scope and I am getting 90 more PC's soon As you know we have fixed IP's for Servers, Printers, WAPs and some other stuff... Is there any way to simply extend this range :-)

I look at them all caring like and say.... do you have a backup of this Flash Drive ? If they say no.. I put the flash drive in and see if it works or not.. if not I say .. sorry you should have backed it up... its dead and chuck it in the bin.... and then get back to the other 50 billion more important jobs I have to do before lunch... we only give staff 128 or 256mb data sticks to stop them putting too much on them and losing ALL thier work.. Or biggest issue now is staff dumping their full 512mb disks on the servers and not checking before they dump more 512mb sticks onto the server and duplicating the backups...