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Frog - Slow ! Pulling my hair out
36Degrees replied to FragglePete's topic in Virtual Learning Platforms
The only issues we have had with Frog were resolved in ways already mentioned i.e. go directly to the internal address of http://frogserver but we aren't using Frog live. Going by these posts I'm glad we aren't!!! -
Assuming that you don't want widescreen, the last ones I bought were Acer V193Db which do 1280 x1024 with DVI and VGA inputs. They are £81.44 on ProBrand.
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Sincronize Active Directory Accounts
36Degrees replied to flaviorodrigues's topic in How do you do....it?
This will tell you how to create the site: Create a site: Active Directory and from there you can see the TechNet site map which will tell you how to configure synchronisation, etc. -
Sincronize Active Directory Accounts
36Degrees replied to flaviorodrigues's topic in How do you do....it?
I would personally have one domain and use the AD Sites and Services. You can then set the replication frequency between the 2 DCs to take account of the slow link between the two sites. -
We have a script that deletes them all on start up on the classroom PCs so it is only the admin machines and laptops that we need worry about.
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I was reading through this book the other day, as I am looking at getting a much better camera, and there were quite a few tips about wedding photography - Digital Photography Book
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Not usually as the computers don't hold any personal data anyway. If there is any doubt that they do then yes.
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That's who we used last year so I can definitely recommend them. If they take away any desktops or laptops, after a few weeks they will send you a data destruction certificate. *Edit: And they are free.
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Congratulations to you both.
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Again depending on what kinds of thing you like, I'd thoroughly recommend the area around Ayr especially Culzean.
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Yes They may have just amended built-in policies but then not used them. Click on the Job Monitor tab and then double click on one of the failed jobs. This then makes the Job History and Job logs visible - click on the logs tab and this should give you more information including why the job is failing. The most common we have here is "corrupt data encountered" because the Head's PA doesn't close her Outlook before going home and it sees her pst files as corrupt.
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As I assume that they were working fine up until last week, check what they were actually backing up along the lines of Dos_Box's post above. The Dell autoloader would have come with Backup Exec and there is the option within it to evaluate specific agents for up to 60 days so check that one of these hasn't expired. Check the Job Histories as these are usually very good at telling you where the fault lies even if you aren't too sure how to resolve it.
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Me neither. My wife would say that's because when I leave for work every morning she tells me to "be a good boy at school".
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Thanks - forgotten about live practice! Watching now on dual screens so work at the same time (honest!)
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Youtube and Internet Access
36Degrees replied to soapyfish's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
No - we removed that ability due to the nature of content some of the pupils were watching. Even when I have got SmoothWall up and running I am still going to prevent access for pupils. -
Also try VisioCafe as they have a wide range of stencils including manufacturer specific ones for Dell, HP, etc.
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Look, if we don't practise our acrobatics we'll never get on Britain's Got Talent!
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Sort of. When I worked here last time I got sick and tired of being asked to do more and more with less resources - the head seemed to think that everything cost £5 and could be done in 5 minutes - despite money being wasted in other areas. They knew that the technician was leaving at the end of term (July) but did nothing about it and at the end of Sptember still hadn't placed an advert for his replacement. Then one morning I was in very late as my father had fallen out of bed during the night, hit the bedside cabinet on his way down and made a mess of his face around the mouth. On arrival at work my boss asked me how I was, etc. and then the HT arrived. Straight away he asked if I could cope on my own until April. When I said no he said "We just don't have the money Michael". I've always been known as Mike, that's how I introduce myself, so found that very patronising. I simply said "well you won't have a Network Manager for long as there is too much work now" and told him I was going for a walk. I started job hunting that night, got an interview about 2 weeks later and the day after that handed in my resignation. In the interim they had advertised for a technician and he started 1 week before I left.
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OK, see you and raise with: Pistols: 9mm Browning, 7.65mm Walther PP Rifles, etc: 7.62mm SLR, 5.56mm L85A1, 5.56mm L86A1 (LSW), 5.56mm L98A1 (single shot bolt action version for Air Cadets), 7.62mm GPMG in sustained fire role (on a tripod), Remington self loading shotgun, .50 Barrett sniper rifle (although I didn't get to fire this one) Others that I didn't personally fire / release: 27mm Mauser cannon (including target practice and HE rounds), AIM-9L Sidewinder (live), Skyflash (live), ASRAAM, AMRAAM, ALARM, 3KG Practice bombs, 500LB, 1000LB, 1000lb with Paveway, cluster bombs Think that's it...
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[news] Ban for drink-driving at 5mph on scooter
36Degrees replied to spluckrose's topic in Jokes/Interweb Things
That's also the law here - if you haven't been driving it (or they can't prove you were) then you're "drunk in charge of". And that's from watching Police Interceptors, Road Wars, etc. not personal experience! -
Also be aware that latest versions of software sometimes require latest OS version on a Mac = Paying to update them all! As some of our Macs are 3 years old (still newer than most PCs) we also ended up upgrading the memory on them. This was more expensive than I would have thought as they only had 2 slots each with a 256MB SODIMM. *Edit: Forgot that the macmini server already has imaging tools that are reasonably simple to use
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Two weeks to go and then... If head teacher is to be believed, I will still be employed here!
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200 Pieces of Advice for Network Managers and Techies
36Degrees replied to Dos_Box's topic in General Chat
Most common this week: There's no sound when playing a DVD but it's fine on the internet = the volume control in the DVD player software is at the bottom or muted. -
I only have a limited experience with Macs, like you within our Music department, but with regards to point 3 we now have the server version of the macmini and just adding that has made managing them much easier. It hardly takes up any room and we can easily VNC to it when required. Another positive has been installing Apple Remote Desktop on the teachers Mac.
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200 Pieces of Advice for Network Managers and Techies
36Degrees replied to Dos_Box's topic in General Chat
If they claim to have checked everything you asked them to (switched on, plugged in, on correct setting, etc.) NEVER assume that they actually have.
