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Full time I.T Technician Salary GR 2 G11 - £14,466 We are currently seeking an innovative, creative and enthusiastic person to join the school’s successful Technical Support Team to assist the Academy Network and Systems Manager in the delivery of I.T technical support across the school. Ideally, candidates would have a working knowledge of both MAC and PC systems and Linux. Duties to include: to assist staff in the use of ICT software and hardware to assist with the upkeep and upgrade of the network infrastructure. to assist with the maintenance, support and development of the Academy's Google Apps educational domain The post offers excellent conditions of service with an opportunity to join a committed and forward thinking team of staff, with possibilities for career development. Full training will be given to the successful candidate. The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. An enhanced CRB check is required for all successful applications. For further details and an application pack please contact: Ms D. Pinell, PA to the Headteacher & Leadership Team via email - [email protected] Closing date for all applications is 16.00 p.m. Thursday 8th August 2013 Application Form and JD

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Could I ask to see the spec please?

Yeah, that is how we do it on the rest of the network and it pulls in both the PAC and the proxy settings. The problem just seems to be with IE8 32bit. It's really strange as the 64bit version is working just fine.

Not sure if anyone can help with this, but I've got the following problem: I'm running Windows 7 Pro X64 on a domain running Server 2003. The proxy settings are passed by GP to clients using a pac file. The problem I'm having is that while the 64bit version of IE8 is pulling in the proxy settings the 32bit version won't. I'm open to suggestions on how to fix this issue.

@Alis_Klar Zimbra has a built in COS (Class of Service) You can set user quota in this, but I'm not sure if BGFL give you access to this.

We are looking to move to Server 2008 over the summer, but are unsure about the amount of disk space we would need. The sever would be purely a PDC and nothing else. We are looking to use XenServer and just wanted to get a feel for the hard disk requirements.

I'm currently running 5 days a week, and for the last two months I've suffered with hip pain. I'm going to see a physio next Tuesday. My advice would be go and see a doctor ASAP, as I waited 8 weeks before I did, and now I'm regretting it.

I graduated in May 2009 and it took me a good three months before I found IT work. In the end it was my experience in a school on my placement year that helped get me the job. I think as others have said experience is key right now the more you have the more chances you have to find a job. While having a degree is better in the long term most employers will not look at you unless you have some experience. This might come as a bit of a shock but sadly it is how things are working right now. Keep you chin up and take the Cisco exam. I am working towards my MCSE which together with my work experience will help in the long term.

No problem glad it helped... I myself based it on a script I found on here. I had to mod it a lot to get it to work but I got there in the end. I hope to add more features when I get the time. Once again I am glad it helped.

This is a script written in python that will add user accounts in AD into Zimbra. It uses the LDAP module for python so this is needed before you run the script. This script allows you to define the class of service you wish to use. If you have any questions I will do my best to answer them. #!/usr/bin/python import ldap,sys,os,time baseDN = "ou=, dc=example, dc=com" filter = "sn=*" pathtozmprov="/opt/zimbra/bin/zmprov" f = os.popen(pathtozmprov +' -l gaa ') zmprovgaa = [] zmprovgaa = f.readlines() try: l = ldap.initialize("path to ldap server") l.simple_bind_s("cn=user, dc=example,dc=com","password") #User with rights to bind to LDAP print "Successfully bound to server.\n" result = l.search_s(baseDN, ldap.SCOPE_SUBTREE,filter) for (dn, vals) in result: accountname = vals['sAMAccountName'][0].lower() mail = vals['mail'][0] disN = vals['displayName'][0] try: sirname = vals['sn'][0].lower() except: sirname = vals['sAMAccountName'][0].lower() try: givenname = vals['givenName'][0] except: givenname = vals['sAMAccountName'][0].lower() initial = givenname[:1].upper() sirname = sirname.replace(' ', '') sirname = sirname.replace('\'', '') sirname = sirname.replace('-', '') sirname = sirname.capitalize() name = "'" + givenname + " " + sirname +"'" accountname = accountname + "@" + domain password = " \'\' " sys.stdout.flush() if mail +"\n" not in zmprovgaa: print accountname," exists in active directory but not in zimbra, the account is being created\n" time.sleep(1) os.system(pathtozmprov + ' ca %s %s displayName %s givenName %s sn %s ' % (mail,password,name,givenname,sirname)) print "The following account was added " + mail + "\n" cos = raw_input ('Which Class of Service? ') os.system(pathtozmprov + ' sac %s %s ' % (accountname,cos)) except ldap.LDAPError, error_message: print error_message l.unbind_s()

Hello everyone, this is my first time posting on these boards. I have recently started my second job in the IT education sector. I think I am destined to work in education.