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No I'd try changing the existing mappings first then try a new GPO. Also delete the users profile from the local machine.

Have you tried using replace instead of update?

Cool. I'll take full system states and VM snapshots then upgrade. Thanks

So am I safe to "upgrade" my R2 install over 2012? What if any precautions I should take?

I was wondering about this. I want to do it with our 2 2012 DC VM's.

I dunno man, sorry. All my certs are paid for from our Domain Reg.

Huh, odd. Is is a self signed cert or paid for?

Are you sure that the URLs match exactly? Subdomains and all?

On your setup page, on the last tab does it say SQLConnectionString or XML?

Are you now using the SQL back end instead of XML which was introduced in V10?

My LM would have an epi if mine looked like that lol.

To be honest it is personal preference on how you lay it out. I'm not at mine at the moment but I have coloured patch cables for different things (Uplinks, Wifi, Printers, Phones etc) Also my stuff goes Patch Panel Switch Patch Panel Switch Patch Panel Switch The switch below always serves the panel above.

AUM works for me on 2k12 domain when run on Windows 7.

I was using 2010 myself. Im not sure about 2013.

There is a hotfix from ms for this. Google it

1) Go to your primary DNS server (Normally your DC) 2) Open DNS and create a new Primary zone under forward lookup zones to all DNS Servers. 3) Call it under zone name schoolname.co.uk 4) Create an A record in that zone called HAP and point it to your IIS servers IP. 5) Give it a while to propagate (5 mins) and try browsing to the site. If you ping HAP.schoolname.co.uk internally it should reply with your IIS servers IP.

Sure, give me a while to draw them up.

To not see the certificate warning the URL must match the certificate. If you go down the DNS route you wont see it.

It needs to be done on your internal DNS servers on your network. If you need more detailed instructions I'll hop on a PC soon.

You need to create a reverse lookup zone in DNS called "school name.co.UK" then create an A record of "HAP" pointing to your web servers internal IP. I did this and it works great. Let me know if you have any trouble. Matt

Done

Same as Oaktech here but to be honest the functionality we needed in Google Earth Google Maps now provides so we are happy with that.

Index finger left click, middle finger right click and normally index to scroll.

PM me your email address and I'll email it to you. I am on holiday until Monday though.

I did as nick said but removed the bit in web.config that says <-- remove for iis8 -->. Works no problem.