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Does anyone know if you still need to do this on the BTnet wires-only service? Primary IP Public IP block Secondary BT WAN network address This is what I had to do in October 2011. Those spice trays used to come with ST connector; this was in the day of the old BT NTE100 grey box, but now they come with SC.

It also does not treat adults as adults.

I am being mean, I don't want to bypass the system as it will never get removed.

This does not seem to happen with MIS, but with other products, yes! The biggest thing is they don't let the key staff do the training. This is not the SLT is the Exams office, the timetabling office.

Why does this always happen? The same happens with SAGE. They don't want new systems that are better cloud products.

Assemblies, the trusted condenser AKG C 747 (+48 Phaton power) on a goose neck from the lecture is always good. Radio mics are a pain to manage feedback, a head-worn is the cheapest way of getting it working, and license frequency our the best units.

I am looking for a home Brother printer to replace my HP Smart Tank Plus 559 that has blocked print head? I had Epsom, Canon and Samsung printers next year we go into GCSE for my son so I assume more printing will be done. I might try clearing the heads buy it is an ink tank style printer and I am sick of it.

This is where a leader at trust leave need to come to each school and take the heat. We chose this system that was best for us not for you.

Why do people high up in trust always make daft decisions that sound like whitewashing to those who have to support it on a daily basis? They also never seem to value the day-to-day staff input on choosing the system.

Could you not do one-to-one NAT on your firewall?

I went to Cyber NI instead. It had the head of the National Cybersecurity Centre as one of the keynote speakers.

Why did they have to remove the Simple DNS options? We used to block Vimeo as it content was unsuitable.

I remember going on a school trip to Hampton Court we went on the normal bus and the ticket was massive. The Royal Palaces have removed the ability for locals to get in free to the gardens this has not gone down well. In London plan more than one route and you may need to change it dynamically. Also remember you can walk or cycle places with bike hire to complete journeys.

That's why you start form Hampton it quicker. Just a warning, you should have seen you were going from zone 1-6, that's not quick.

I had Netgear stacking it was pretty much the same cable as the DAC on Unifi. On a Cisco 2950 it was just an extra cable at the back that limited the positioning of the switch. Cisco also had the stack going up and down at first, so not a Golden bullet. The HP ProCurve 4108gl that a lot of us cut our teeth on had a backplane bandwidth of 18.3 Gbps. Makes you think.

What is stacking? A high-speed internconnect that also merges the switch into one management interface? Is that needed if you can connect 2x25Gbit DAC's and the management takes place in another place?

I used to be a fan of HP ProCurve kit, I have used Netgear, Cisco and TP-link. I would not use Netgear I did not find the management to be very good. I currently run Unifi Network and I like the management of it if you can get a Unifi hardware that runs the controller that makes life easier. Unifi has a cloud management option as well so it can be controlled remotely even if you don't know the WAN IP.

I would not get a leased line, we are aiming for our leased line not to be replaced in 2027 and move to an FTTP service. Currently, I am waiting for XGS-PON to be deployed on the Openreach Network.

From the doc Can you deliver more than 1Gbit to your AP's i.e. 2.5Gbps, 5Gbps or 10Gbps. We are running 6U+ and can get 1Gbit Wi-Fi from some clients.

Does Smoothwall offer a captive portal page? It might be easier to get this to work.

But how can you store your data so you can access it? Is the only way to do a full GDPR export before shutdown? I think the answer is that the SLT needs to stop being cheap skates and migrate all data. Does the above statement not contradict the data retention requirements of something like 25 years after leaving?

Does anyone think that the FCC rules will end up influencing UK/European rules on home routers or other networking kit like Ubiquiti? I basing this on the effect it had on Chinese network kit in the past. i just wonder should we be planing now?

I must be an idiot if I can't make a browser go to a website. This was a portable app.

Why is it so difficult to do this? Have I become more incapable of doing simple tasks? It still not working in Firefox.

Please help me, I am losing my mind how does an IT admin connect to a non-HTTPS website? Apparently, it is too dangerous to ever access these sites. How do you set up a device that has insecure pages? Arh!!! Firefox, Chrome, and Edge have all let me down. Non of the option to get around it seem to work!