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  1. Hi, We're in the process of pruning and tidying the AD in preparation for SharePoint 2007. Our AD is out of sync with our MIS (we use a system called PASS which runs on a SQL Server 2000 back-end). I'm after a tool to easily synchronise the Active Directory user accounts with accounts on the school MIS system. Does anybody know of such a tool? If not what suggestions might y'all have? cheers baronne
  2. which products are best to use on a Windows network... these all seem like Linux solutions. I see DansGuardian and SmoothWall are connected, is SmoothWall based on DansGuardian? What's the connection? cheers Baronne
  3. I'm finding our pupils are accessing sites by browsing to sites with odd URLs such as http://w.bebo or http://humpty-dump.bebo baronne
  4. Ok, so I'm starting to see a bunch of filter systems mentioned here, so we've got (correct me if I'm wrong and throw in suggestions here): DansGuardian - free, open source content filter, runs on Linux SmoothWall - DansGuardian on steroids, runs on Linux and has added features such as Active Directory authentication Censornet - free, open source product with commercial offerings (appliance, etc.) SmartFilter - commercial URL filter SurfControl - commercial URL filter? I feel a survey coming on here.... cheers baronne
  5. I googled it and found this link... http://www.digitalrecall.com.au/ we currently use sedao... I think it's rubbish, but hey.. I don't have to work with it. It cost us a lot of money to get it all installed & setup.... ridculous.
  6. hi, basically I just can't seem to get it working, I really some help from scratch: we're trying to allow remote access to users' personal files (My Documents) and shared departmental files. I have got DFS setup on the network and I use this to point the web application to the DFS UNC path, eg. "http://extranet.domain.co.uk/dfs/home/" I've got Windows Server 2003 Standard DCs with IIS 6. I think I've setup trust relationships, but again any assistance right from scratch would be good. oh yes.. and here's the script I use: function clicklink() { link.click(); } <% ParseLogonUser = Split(request.servervariables("LOGON_USER"),"\",-1,1) %> //<% response.write(ParseLogonUser(UBound(ParseLogonUser))) %>" id=link>open folder
  7. I'm trying to setup WebDAV and I am really struggling with it. I want to allow users remote access to their files, but I need a bit of hand-holding to go through setting this up. I think my problem is coming from IIS & permissions, but I'm not sure. I have created a web application with it's home directory pointing to the UNC share of the home folders on the network. I also got a handy script which will redirect the currently logged on user to their home share so ideally a user browses in from home to http://extranet.ourdomain.co.uk it will redirect them to http://extranet.ourdomain.co.uk/dfs/home/ and show the web folders. Can anyone guide me through this with permissions, etc. etc. Many thanks Baronne
  8. good... yeah I'll definately keep you in mind when we next review SmartFilter.... I think we bought a few years' subscription, so we might hang on to that for a few years yet...
  9. sorry.... I just realised you said you already use Divace.... duh! sorry it's monday... ;-)
  10. a good remote control package might be something like http://www.netop.com or go for some sort of VNC thing. Dameware do quite a good little tool... http://www.dameware.com For streaming, you might want to investigate the Windows Media Streaming Server. Teacher demos to the desktop... I spotted this recently: http://www.tightvnc.com/projector/ Record to CD... just use a normal CD burning tool like Nero or Roxio (there are other free ones around, http://www.cdburnerxp.se/ for example)
  11. We use something called Divace, I think it has changed hands a few times, but seems like a good product. here's the link: http://www.sanako.com
  12. hmm... looks like an interesting piece of kit.... was it pricey? I thought our SmartFilter was a content filter, but obviously not... care to give me a lowdown on the difference...? baronne
  13. they could have just bought SmartFilter, would have cost them less than employing someone full time!
  14. it's easy... the government just needs to monitor the proxy sites... there you have dodgy dealings.
  15. SmartFilter is the dog's hootin' nannies. It's got a category for Anonymizers and all those sites you mentioned are locked out. We also blocked the term 'proxy' so the little blighters can't even begin to google for 'em. rock on. :supz: baronne
  16. we're just in the process of implementing MOSS 2007. Hopefully be ready later this Easter break..!! for now, just need a workaround...
  17. baronne

    Timetabler

    We've just bought in timetabler but haven't had feedback from the people "doing" the timetables. we'll see.... previously had Nova-T - but I guess they looked elsewhere. I think they might have chosen Timetabler because it is compatible with our MIS - WCBS PASS cheers baronne
  18. Hi there, I am trying to get this solution in place. Do you have a guide or HOWTO on this. I have already tried and I think the part I'm getting stuck on is the permissions on the folders... I just seem to get prompted for a username and password and cannot view the folders even if I try the administrator account! any ideas? cheers Baronne
  19. hey folks, I just wanted to say how chuffed I am to have found this forum... good on ya Dos_Box & Co.! cheers Baronne
  20. we create some shares manually some are auto using redirect, but I constantly battle with application data redirects and profiles, so the whole thing really needs a rethink. I have been looking at using ManageEngine's AD ManagerPlus but would like to look for other tools to evaulate too... any suggestions?
  21. Go for the M-Audio 2496 - a great card for around £50...
  22. do you have them all networked on a domain with group policies, etc?
  23. you set the global recipient limits under Exchange System Manager > Global Settings > message delivery (properties) > Defaults > change recipient limits.... alternatively you can do this on individual user accounts under Exchange General > Delivery options cheers Baronne
  24. We have a suite of networked PC's with Cubase & Sibelius on. The trouble I had (and boy did I have plenty of that) - was that Cubase & Sibelius didn't seem to retain settings, so I ended up giving local admin permissions to users on those PCs which I think has resolved some issues. Did anyone else have a problem with a networked suite of Cubase machines with a "locked" down desktop environment, roaming profiles, etc.? baronne
  25. we went for SmartFilter by Secure Computing. Nice clean and runs on top of ISA...
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