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Looks like the right command. I used Get-Mailbox -Filter {RecipientTypeDetails -eq 'UserMailbox'} | set-MailboxRegionalConfiguration -Timezone "GMT Standard Time" -Language en-GB

Corpus is a feeder school to us. Just had an email confirming who it was from our head.

She used to teach me. Sad day.

We are using Editshare for storage for our Media Departement.

I ditched my ion and now just use a raspberry pi running raspbmc. Works great.

Where do you backup offsite to?

We have direct access out for the servers. We use the relay for servers that don't support TLS.

It's just the ip of the relay sever as your smtp for spiceworks. You shouldn't need to add the ip. For Spiceworks I don't use the relay. I just have it setup for smtp for outgoing and imap for incoming.

As long as TLS is ticked and you have restarted the relay, you should be working.

The FQDN is correct there. Have you got a user setup in outbound security with send as rights?

put in smtp.office365.com

On the relay server you should have an option to set a smart host. What's that set to?

What are you using for the smart host? What are your ports set to?

Untick inspect https traffic. Does it make a difference?

Are you running a transparent proxy for your BYOD?

There should be a file called ExceptionInfo.txt in the exceptions folder. It has all the commands in there for you. The command should be:- msiexec.exe /i AcroPro.msi EULA_ACCEPT=NO REGISTRATION_SUPPRESS=YES SUITEMODE=1 INSTALLLEVEL=101 AS_DISABLE_LEGACY_COLOR=1 IGNOREAAM=1 TRANSFORMS=en_GB.mst /qn Plus you can install the update afterwards by using:- msiexec.exe /p AcrobatUpd1017.msp /qn You might have to download the update.

Acrobat has to be installed separately. If you used the AAMEE it should be in the Exceptions folder.

Will this be an upgrade or new install?

Does anyone have this?

Uploaded.

I'll upload later today. Just importing them now.

I think you need to upgrade the share point site manually afterwards.

The only problem with installing Moodle with apt-get is that it can put files in weird places. Have you checked your config.php to see if its pointing to the right place for the files?

Was the Moodle server running Unbuntu on the old server?

Is 192.168.2.255 the broadcast address for the PC VLAN? That's the config I have here.