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That made i lol....

Can we not go round and round in the iPhone debate *again*... If you're happy with your iPhone -great If you're happy with a Desire - great Personally, I found the iPhone too restrictive after a year or so of usage - and the move to android has given it a lot more 'play' potential, which I love :-) However, its not for everyone - and other than any argument, you have to admit the popularity of the iPhone has kicked the smartphone development business up the butt more than anything else, so we're all winners!

I'd try Localzuk's method if the DFL is 2k3. In most cases raising the domain functional level won't cause any issues - but I can't comment on any legacy systems you might have in place.

Also, are you deploying as a machine policy to a machine OU? or a user policy to a user OU?

Just a quick thought, what domain functional level are you running at?

Shouldn't be necessary from a 2k8 server - even to a xp client, as long as it has the Group Policy Updates installed

first hurdle - the 'list this printer in the directory' on the printer settings needs to be ticked for Group policy deployment to work

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You can never have enough screwdrivers - different heads/sizes/types A method of secure erasing Mulitmeter/network tester Pliers/snips Soldering iron errr...blank media?

It supports Windows 7 fine, but runs on a linux OS you could run in it a VM ontop of server 2k8 though

From the reserves of pure rage....DAMN YOU WINDOZE *crush*

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Ridiculous! it doesn't meet the complexity requirements....

I've found when importing machines its best to remove all the old hardware - as it does sometimes cause it to get in a tizz Log in and start a command prompt enter the following commands: SET DEVMGR_SHOW_NONPRESENT_DEVICES=1 START DEVMGMT.MSC then View->Show Hidden Devices and remove all the greyed out hardware

You'd still need physical hardware for each student though.....

You can indeed. Well previously you could, I've no idea about this new version, but I see no reason why not

The outlook junk email folder is not actually controlled by exchange, it's client based. You'll need to use the office deployment tool or group policy to configure the clients Configure junk e-mail settings in Outlook 2010

Turn your peripherals off or we'll chin ya -Love Edugeek

It does get the old noggin working on the possibilities - add to their wiki if you manage anything particularly awesome..

I'm sure an edugeek branded one can be arranged for BETT next year

Do you mean distributed from that server, or which apply to it? if from: open administrative tools -> Group Policy Management; you'll see you AD structure with an added OU of "Group Policy Objects" if to: open a cmd prompt and type "gpresult /R"

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Can do similar with Tasker - > either totally location or time based also lots of other snazzy things.. Lifehacker, tips and downloads for getting things done Lifehacker, tips and downloads for getting things done

Could you put it on a new VLAN with a Read-Only domain controller on the same? Sorry, not a user of eclipse myself - just an idea for risk-mitigation. Otherwise it sounds like a major nightmare...