nickbro

Thanks, will try and put a fix for the v10 release

It 'should' support it as it converts non-Latin characters to an ascii code, but that doesn't always happen.

That issue has been fixed for the v10 release. Unfortunately you cannot port this fix to v9 as it required a API update

None at the moment, Paul has got some changes that he is making, so waiting on that.

This is the code the uptime api uses: TimeSpan t = new TimeSpan(0); hapConfig config = hapConfig.Current; User user = new User(); user.Authenticate(config.AD.User, config.AD.Password); try { user.ImpersonateContained(); PerformanceCounter pc = new PerformanceCounter("System", "System Up Time", "", server); pc.NextValue(); t = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(pc.NextValue()); } catch { } finally { user.EndContainedImpersonate(); } return t; So as you can see it uses the AD Admin account to get a performance counter on the remote PC. If the AD user that HAP uses doesn't have permission it will fail, or if performance counters are disabled on the remote pc

HAP+ currently doesn't support these type of folder names

I think I've fixed it in the v10 release. You can manually close a ticket by setting status="Fixed" in the tickets.xml file in the app_data folder

It could be the page they are trying to get to, but they could of disabled cookies

I would create a DNS Zone on your DNS server that points the internal site to the internal IP

Source Code available on codeplex: Home Access Plus+ - Source Code

Hmm, don't know on this one, updating is a manual thing and takes a few seconds to do. Stopping users accessing while you do some work can be done by disabling them via the web.config file. But I could look into something to maybe say on the login page that the site is under maintenance at the moment

hmm very odd, it should pick up that it's checked and close the ticket, can you do some http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/86059-hap-json-debugging.html and see what's getting sent to the server (POST)

Hmm odd, which version are you using?

There is no centralized AD, so each school usually has it's own AD. The plan would be to install an AD at top level, create a user for each school, create a certificate for those users, give that certificate to the schools to install on devices (via Group Policy), then use Group Policy to connect to the WPA2 Network for internal Access. Now I've managed to get certificates working (needed to log on as the user and create the certificate, I think I've missed some optional attributes that are needed in the certificate request), so that works, don't know if it works on a computer level yet though. Separate SSID for BYOD, this is WPA2 Enterprise again, RADIUS requests are to a different IP, so use IP filtering on the connection request, NPS inspects the username, figures which school it came from (domain\username) and forwards the RADIUS request to the local schools RADIUS server.

Sometimes you have to fick it back to off and back on again, a fix is in v10

Hi all, Was wondering if anyone has managed to get WPA2 Enterprise Authentication working with NPS. I've been asked by the council to look at replacing the county wide WPA2 PSK for the schools wifi with Certificates. We don't have a county wide AD, so we'd be running a server in county all who's sole job will be to authenticate the WPA2 requests. I was under the impression you can set this up by using certificates, create 1 per school and issue that the schools to install on devices. But I'm at a loss on how to get this working. Managed to get the certificates, NPS installed, WPA2 SSID setup, RADIUS proxied to NPS from the Wifi points, but I can't get devices to connect to it. Any help would be great

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Just to check, did you use server manager to install asp.net? Have you select .net 4 integrated pipeline mode for the application pool to use. Try %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\aspnet_regiis.exe -i Check that HTTP Activation is enabled in the .net 4.0 settings

Ensure that IIS has these modules enabled: StaticFileModule,DefaultDocumentModule,DirectoryListingModule

Open the web.config file and remove the .SVG line as indicated by the Comment above it

Known issue and has been fixed for the v10 release

Seemed all ok for us. Had to restart the PBX as the voicemail had gone down, but that's no biggy. Had switched off an old wifi SSID, so of course had staff coming to me today with laptops that wouldn't work on the internet (they hadn't done what I had told them to do and warned would happen). Also had some issues with some of the printers showing as offline, but a simple change of the IP port fixed that one (wasn't using an IP port for some reason). The usual, SOLUS not updating some machines with Autumn 2013.2 when I deployed the update today, but the user had left SIMS open, surprise, or SOLUS was staying it was offline.

I've been running HAP+ since I started work on it, and have had no problems. HAP+ has IP blocking stuff inbuilt which will freeze an IP if it trys to logon multiple times and fails. Make sure IIS us up to date. You can always use IIS to actually block an IP address from connecting in the first place

Sorted for the v10 release, managed to figure out what it wasn't doing, with the NTFS Permissions, if you want to test it, you'll need to wait for v10

Going to need someone to test this for me, attached is the a version of my files which solely uses NTFS permissionsMyFiles-NTFSPerms.zip