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got the details of the .NET Runtime error ?

Does running as admin crash as well ? We had a permission issue on one a few weeks ago.

We have quiet a few sites here that are LGfL and internet is working.

Yes they do: https://knowledgebase.starwindsoftware.com/guidance/starwind-appliances-quick-start-guide/

StarWinds Appliances here works great and proactive support is great as well. They help you pre-configure, test, and deploy the solution for free as well.

Their was a mention that was coming but no name of the provider it would be:

https://get-help-with-tech.education.gov.uk/devices/safeguarding-for-device-users

Not silly question at all. it allows connecting to an AD via ad connect but it is best to have a test AD system to connect to really as I would not use a live AD. Users you can add quiet a few it just you will not be able to licence more then the licence count for dev plan.

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We are looking at 3CX the moment to replace an old systems we have on 3 sites each has about 60-70 phones on sites at the moment. I have not really heard of 3CX before as this is the case not sure if it good proposal for a VOIP system. Anyone got any good and bad things about 3CX ?

Only main ones I have seen: https://tablet-academy.com/google/extras/classreporter/# Same as GrahamBowman has suggested. and if you have salamander: https://www.salamandersoft.co.uk/blog/google-classroom-activity-report/

Yes you can. You point your DNS records to what services you want to do what. e.g. Mail (MX) to Google, Skype for Business to Office 365. It does make things easier for notifications and makes it easy to remember. But I agree with psydii I would wait.

https://www.overnetdata.com/edulink-one/

I think it might be the user has used the Office 365 Sign up page possibly. Could be fake ? Q1 - I would say it is a standard thing if it sees a domain that is already in Office 365 it just warns you it is a managed domain. Q2 - Not sure

On a Windows 10 PC see these: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/education/windows/take-tests-in-windows-10 https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-forms/take-a-test-app/m-p/48419/highlight/true#M350 Their is a Link creator here: https://takeatest.blob.core.windows.net/takeatest-link-generator/testpage.html

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Far as I am aware you can't assign a policy to a guest user in Teams. The only policy settings you can set for guest users are the settings you find in Teams Admin Center > Org-wide settings > Guest access It is an all or nothing policy.

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We still have it in ours.

Yeah still there

Ours was in the service health area. Not sure what it depends on.

Issues with Teams and Skype Issues at the moment: TM233796 - Users may be unable to access the Microsoft Teams service TM233415 - Some calls reliant on Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams interoperability fail

Went down the physical security line in the end as the hardware was slow as it is. We have only just upgraded.

You would need to tell it your group and the policy you want it to give it. I am not aware that teams know or assign policy based on licence assigned to the user.

They do one for teams as well: https://www.salamandersoft.co.uk/blog/teams-activity-report/