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Use the "netsh advfirewall show allprofiles" command to check it is defo off
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DNS? we have similar gremlins. Can you ping fqdn and machine name?
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I.E 9 Proxy and default Printer headache in Win 7
markwilfan replied to Disease's topic in Windows 7
If it's any help we use gpp for printers and it never seems to set defaults on first logon. It installs them but doesn't always set them defaults. A log off usually fixes this or wait for gp to refresh -
We restrict rdp and ultimately remote sims access to school owned devices by security group, so I suppose technically we have 3fa for sims remotely
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Active User Manager - use variable %username% not working
markwilfan replied to rocknrollstar's topic in Windows 7
Here is a link to the post Russ from impero posted way back http://www.edugeek.net/showthread.php?p=741216 -
Active User Manager - use variable %username% not working
markwilfan replied to rocknrollstar's topic in Windows 7
Never used that before but impero offer a free ad user import. We create controlled assessment accounts using it. Works a treat and will do what you need -
I like openvpn. Fairly easy to set up tbh. Google it
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So Halfway through the summer... how are all those projects going?
markwilfan replied to Fruity's topic in General Chat
Ohh ohh forgot about the 6 office moves we got told about on the last day of term. Love being kept in the loop -
So Halfway through the summer... how are all those projects going?
markwilfan replied to Fruity's topic in General Chat
500! Holy cow batman. Out of our 50 about 20 are slow burners too tbf -
So Halfway through the summer... how are all those projects going?
markwilfan replied to Fruity's topic in General Chat
Full audit half done Massive recycle sorted and old equipment taken away to live on a farm with free roaming chickens 44 new leased printers installed, configured and GPOs sorted - plus papercut shiz New staff laptops sorted Surprise student laptop configured for home and school use - thank you loopback GPO processesing - everyday is a school day woo 51 tickets still to back on our helpdesk, gulp Plus the boss has sorted the exchange migration Nm has sorted our byod and guest wireless (after 4 years) as swgfl finally came through with our transparent proxy woo Ohhh and new phone system throughout -
I've had a good week. Things went well cant say that often
markwilfan replied to round2it's topic in General Chat
Would highly recommend centos round2it. Nice and stable, but thats my own preference -
Mrbs will do this kind of. LDAP no probs As for sims integration we use a php script picked up from here that will read a CSV exported from sims. Any small changes are then done manually. Works a treat
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1.5 to 2.5 went fine for us using jupgrade I have a staging copy of our website I test things on first. I just remade our template for 2.5
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My fav rearranging of keys was "k.n.*.b.end" with end being the end key We check all bookable rooms every morning. The lucky person on the early shift gets to do it. Then when damages happen we are never more than a day behind investigating. Same as above most damage is done by unsupervised "oh look there is an open it suite" students. However we have our fair share of teachers at all levels who fail to check , notice or reports damages. Apparently there just isn't time!
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As explained previously, tapatalk decided to post my reply to the swgfl staff proxy thread into what I can only imagine is the first thread on edugeek so pop your pitchfork away @Lee91
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No that was tapatalk going MENTAL! I replied to the post about swgfl staff proxy
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Noooooooooo that should make it interesting for our teachers
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AFAIK as long as the device has a TPM module you can do away with the USB. The USB does the same job as the TPM.
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Same as @plexer Seems really good but as with anything you need the staff to sell it. We have it "advertised" on the vle homepage
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You can defo do bitlocker without TPM or pin with a USB start up.
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Sorry, always mix those up. Tis what I meant
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I'd use a combo of group policy modelling and resultant set of policies to see what should be applying and what actually is
