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sysman

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  1. I know this post is ancient but I had this error and after much digging around I have fixed it on my system. This post was the only reference on the big wide web so I thought I should post my findings- 1) Re-installed courseware...... 2) It's sorted!!! (I hate SuccessMaker problems)
  2. I'm technical support in a large high school. We have technology status and are always looking at new computer things. The school has classrooms where they use 30 laptops and we found traditional wireless just couldn't cope. We have gone with Extricom in one building and found it works brilliantly and will this summer be rolling it out across 4 larger buildings. I can recommend you look at this solution but think earlier posts suggestin g you will need 2 access points per room is about right. We have only planned the wireless with signal strength should be good from 3 access points which has give us an average of 1 point per room but not everyroom. This technology is simple but clever, have a look even get your technical staff to speak directly with Extricom and they will do there best to help you out. (They are the new boys in the arena and keen to impress)
  3. We're a large high school and have installed Extricom kit in one of the buildings. It has worked well for us with Dell and HP laptops and cured our big problem of classess of 30 laptops. We are rolling this kit out accross the whole school and I hear rumour BT and Dell are taking the kit on with Dell labellling as there own. I work for an IT company based at the school and we bought the kit directly so have no experience of the wireless company you talk of but I can totally recommend the kit.
  4. Hi I have ran a trial with staff at our school with a single console and 30 workstation. Overall it looks good, we already have syncroneyes for remote monitoring but I have found this has limited capabilities and only connects to a PC after a user has logged on. Impero has more features and I think has better remote control of the workstations. We're looking at it as an anti-bullying type thing as it picks up on typed words so for example if you had 'bum' as an inapproriate word as soon as the last character is typed in ANY application word, excel, etc then Impero takes a screen-shoot, logs who, when, etc and raises an alert on the teachers PC and logs the info to the server software. We are hoping to be a bit more liberal in ICT use for students and open up instant messaging and blog/forums and hopefully this software will facilite safety of these systems. As for bandwidth over-head, I've not noticable had any problems with the network but haven't pulled any before/after comparisons. CPU overhead, again not had any complaints (and staff here would!!!) So un-sure of overhead but not had any issues. Overall at this stage I'm going to the school and recomending that this is the way forward for us. (and hoping that I am right) I don't work for Impero but I can recommend a trial of the software it is impressive although not 100% tested for me. Ta PAUL
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