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ICT Direct have got another offer you lovely people!
skell replied to ICTDirect_Dave's topic in Our Advertisers
This seems like a no brainier for DR recovery with hyperv replication. Just need to run it by my boss. -
I'm led to believe that Desktop Central from Manageengine is an alternative to SCCM, and I know of one company that uses it. I would assume that cost would come into moving away from SCCM, but IMO, I don't think it would be a good move.
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LibreNMS works great. What server spec does everyone use for it? We have around 100 devices.
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We had one on Cyber Security. Some of the things they picked up on - While we have encrypted memory sticks issued to staff, we still allow unencrypted to be used (not my choice) - They picked up on that not all doors where equipment is were locked - Cyber security training for staff was lacking Overall, we were found to have substantial assurance, which was one off their top level, so I was quite pleased.
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Anyone know if existing credit on the meter gets wiped off if you register with the supplier? Thanks!
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Just to hijack this slightly - any badge software that links into SIMS?
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Adobe Creative Cloud Packager does not support CC 2019 apps or later!
skell replied to Arthur's topic in Educational Software
Adobe gonna Adobe, apparently. -
ESET from Sophos here too. ESET much better, clean, light, easy to manage, good support. Can't rate it highly enough. Just works.
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I followed this article and tweaked the script. Works very very well and still lets you use GPP. Best of all, scripts run synchronously, which means faster login times. Check it out here https://www.atumvirt.com/2013/11/dramatically-reducing-logon-time-to-desktop-by-moving-from-group-policy-preferences-to-powershell-logon-script/
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Depending on what you want to display, we install Screenly onto Raspberry Pis. Works well for us.
