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  1. tom_newton
    Smoothwall cloud does have audit - and it's easier to log in with SSO
  2. tom_newton
    Back in the Smoothwall office on John Charles way (2 offices ago) I put in voip on a flat, 100Meg, unmanaged network. Breakout to PSTN was on a fractional ISDN. Never a sniff of a problem - we had least cost routing to the Soton and Charlotte offices over VPN too. I did enjoy that system.
  3. tom_newton
    If you PM me tho I can see what help we can offer directly
  4. tom_newton
    The first part is getting usernames into the smoothie - dont worry about groups (which is where idex comes in) until you have sorted that. You want to be seeing users pop up in logged in users. That involves getting the radius accounting pointed at the smoothwall from the APs. Once that's working, its downhill from there.
  5. tom_newton
    How far have you got? Are the users being logged in on the Smoothwall?
  6. tom_newton
    I will get that escalated - in case it is something more rotten!
  7. tom_newton
    Not seeing anything broad enough that it would suggest so - I will keep an eye on things
  8. tom_newton
    It's a tricky one, for sure. One of the ways some folks solve it is to use an assisted service like Smoothwall Monitor - this way you know you will get a phone call for anything urgent, so the fear of not being connected to your email 24x7 is lowered.
  9. tom_newton
    The short answer is that you need to set up radius accounting on the Aruba, and point that at the Smoothwall - which will then pick up those messages. If you are struggling do call in to your CSM and they can arrange someone to help you (if you dont know who that is, drop me a PM and I will find them)
  10. tom_newton
    Please watch this or I will do more of them.
  11. tom_newton
    No, that's fine - they can be configured to automatically bypass the on-prem box if needed when cloud filter is active
  12. tom_newton
    Smoothwall users can always use cloud filter - that's part of your setup by default. Others can always add Smoothwall cloud filter just for staff if it would be useful.
  13. tom_newton
    Presumably you've cleared all cookies & cache on the affected chromes? Could be a cached out of date element?
  14. tom_newton
    Drop me an email with your details and I will get you a rough cost - [email protected]
  15. tom_newton
    Yes, CPOMS, and our own recordmanager.
  16. tom_newton
    How many emails have you actually had? I'll make sure marketing aren't over egging it!
  17. tom_newton
    Yes, Mv3 is HARD. We had our filter agent out last July, but we have still been fixing edge cases right through until recently. Having said that, by coming to the party late, they've probably missed out on google taking something away, jumping through unpleasant hoops to mitigate that, and then google bringing it back! My advice would be to get this tested as soon as you possibly can
  18. tom_newton
    Now getting MacOS back to "as far as it will go normally". Then openlegacy patcher..
  19. tom_newton
    We've not really shifted our prices too much in a long while - so this is a bit of a surprise. Happy to discuss individual details in private!
  20. tom_newton
    I can't see why it wouldn't - might be interesting picking up the username from windows, but I think it should be doable.
  21. tom_newton
    If anyone has any particular questions about how this works... feel free to ask me
  22. tom_newton
    WiFi Dongle: Fail. Doesnt even seem to bother to try using it. Option B it is.
  23. tom_newton
    That's option B
  24. tom_newton
    ..and I have a couple of em in the office in case things don't at some point
  25. tom_newton
    We will know tonight, mebbe. If I get home in time to be bothered to try it
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