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Go into the hapConfig.xml and set EnableCharging="False"

If you schedule 1 of the classes with no teacher or room, then use the classes without teachers timetable and use the right click add staff/add room, you can then double the class up

We've done the Year End thing and new timetable on Monday. I had it all set up before that. Everything seemed to go ok, just had to manually edit all of the Year 11 leavers and Year 13 leavers so they were back in those year groups and had a separate form. Couldn't get the promotion rules to do it. We are not allowed to take them off role until the exams are over. We had so many changes with the timetable that going straight to the new academic year early was the easiest option. The biggest issue I had was waking up in a cold sweat on Monday morning (3 hours after going to sleep) worried about how Go4Schools was going to behave with the SIMS change over. Mostly it was fine, I just needed to input the calendar and set up some new feed rules.

You'll need to set the AuthNegotiateDelegateWhitelist and AuthServerWhitelist to "hap.domain.tld, server.domain.internaltld" to tell Chrome to pass authentication information when these domains are used. See https://dev.chromium.org/administrators/policy-list-3#AuthNegotiateDelegateWhitelist, https://dev.chromium.org/administrators/policy-list-3#AuthServerWhitelist

Quick search: %windir%\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe unlock config -section:system.webServer/modules

We do this for our smaller sixth form classes (Art and DT) and I use process 2 above, have unassigned classes then use the Reports > Lessons without teachers view to assign the teacher and room, doubling them up in the process.

We use Word, just change the permissions on the Proofing folder to block the dictionaries from the exam users. Laptops are used, batteries are a bit iffy in them as they are 6 year old devices, have a total of 15 used during exam season, including 2 which are stand alone devices for use at the exam hall off site.

For the warning prompt you can set the my files link to be visible to external users only. For that you need the internal ip range defined (if you have sso then you should have that) and then setting the visibility of the My Files link to "External" instead of "Both" or ""

See HTTP authentication - The Chromium Projects

Documentation is in the download file, it's the same as for IIS7, you just have to remove the stuff in the web.config which says remove for IIS8

Check if you have RMMC remote access enabled? It's a website, installs the RMMC remotely. It's usually https://pdc/rmmc

All email services are blocked to students with the exception of the school's email server, and Office365. Although we don't use Office365 for emails (local exchange server).

Hi all, Had the dreaded issue of students getting cover usernames/passwords last week, so after some work, I came up with a powershell script to reset our guest accounts passwords, write these to a file, and a webpage to render the results. Reset.ps1 function GET-NewPassword() { [int32[]]$ArrayofAscii=26,97,26,65,10,48,15,33 # Complexity can be from 1 - 4 with the results being # 1 - Pure lowercase Ascii # 2 - Mix Uppercase and Lowercase Ascii # 3 - Ascii Upper/Lower with Numbers # 4 - Ascii Upper/Lower with Numbers and Punctuation $Complexity=3 # Password Length can be from 1 to as Crazy as you want # $PasswordLength=5 $NewPassword=$NULL Foreach ($counter in 1..$PasswordLength) { $pickSet=(GET-Random $complexity)*2 $NewPassword=$NewPassword+[char]((get-random $ArrayOfAscii[$pickset])+$ArrayOfAscii[$pickset+1]) } Return $NewPassword } Import-Csv c:\reset-pass\users.csv | Foreach-Object { $rand = New-Object System.Random $NewPassword = Get-NewPassword New-Object PSObject -Property @{Username = $_.PSObject.Properties['Username'].Value; Type = $_.PSObject.Properties['Type'].Value; Password = $NewPassword; Date = Get-Date } Set-ADAccountPassword -Identity $_.PSObject.Properties['Username'].Value -Reset -NewPassword (ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText $NewPassword -Force) } | Export-Csv \\server\path\users2.csv -NoTypeInformation I set a scheduled task to run this powershell script each sunday, it will reset all the csv's users to a new password, and write a new csv on our webserver with the passwords in. The csv used contains a list of usernames, and a type, e.g. Username,Type cover1,cover cover2,cover cover3,cover cover4,cover guest1,guest guest2,guest guest3,guest guest4,guest You get a file out like this "Username","Password","Type","Date" "cover1","BWOxv","cover","11/05/2015 16:11:48" "cover2","dKYGa","cover","11/05/2015 16:11:54" "cover3","wa4xe","cover","11/05/2015 16:11:54" "cover4","5z6u8","cover","11/05/2015 16:11:54" The folder the script writes to is NTFS protected to prevent unauthorised access, and the site uses Kerberos/NTLM auth to restrict it to staff. The webpage uses jquery, and https://code.google.com/p/jquerycsvtotable/ Guest Logons - Crickhowell High School <br /> #CSVTable table {<br /> border: solid 1px #ddd;<br /> padding: 0;<br /> margin: 0 auto;<br /> border-collapse: collapse;<br /> }<br /> <br /> #CSVTable table td {<br /> border-bottom: solid 1px #ddd;<br /> border-right: solid 1px #ddd;<br /> padding: 2px 10px;<br /> }<br /> <br /> #CSVTable table th {<br /> border-bottom: solid 1px #ddd;<br /> border-right: solid 1px #ddd;<br /> padding: 2px 10px;<br /> text-align: center;<br /> }<br /> <br /> #CSVTable table td:nth-of-type(1), #CSVTable table td:nth-of-type(2) {<br /> font-family: 'Lucida Console';<br /> }<br /> Guest Logon Usernames/Passwords Valid until Sunday @ 4pm <br /> $(function () {<br /> $('#CSVTable').CSVToTable('users2.csv');<br /> });<br /> You will need a Windows 2012 R2 AD DC to run the script, and set it to run as administrator in task schedular

Odd, can you check the AD string in the hapConfig.xml file please, post it if needed.

It looks to be a CSS error, that is the new popup box which is HTML based. Make sure you have updated your basestyle.css file with the latest release.

Have you added that to the OU lookup section of the hapconfig.xml file?

We had 2 failures actually, 1 engineer send out to replace PSU next day, the other needed to be sent back, was collected by TNT and 2 days later was back repaired. 60SSF and 60MiniATX. Both failures where SSF. One issue with them is that some keep turning themselves back on again after they've shutdown. Nothing to worry about though, just turn power off at plug. Build quality is perfectly acceptable, they use off the shelf components, it's a gigabyte mother board. Was pleasantly surprised when they also came with keyboards/mice, was thinking of buying replacement keyboards.

Had 120 pcs from Zoostorm delivered back over Easter. Only 1 failure, which was repaired under warranty (3 yr).

Ok, looks like it can't do something with the upgrade process. You will need to backup and rename hapConfig.xml and try again. Use a new config file to set the basics then copy sections from the old config to restore functionality

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Your admin username/password is incorrect in the HAPConfig.xml file. Set firstrun="true", reset the setup.aspx entry in the web.config and change it, save the setup.aspx file and try again.

Login and check /hap/api/ad/roles/%username% This will give you the roles HAP can find for that user. It's probably the AD 2000 vs UPN naming schemes

It shouldn't

Just 443. It may be something on the reverse proxie not allowing a HTTP header through. X_Filenames

That points to something outside of HAP+'s control