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You definitely add the txt record to your external dns. It’s says it on here when you test it, as testing your external dns https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/troubleshoot/hybrid-configuration-wizard-errors/proof-of-domain-ownership-has-failed-error

Have you put the txt record on your external dns where you purchase the domain name from?

The error in the hybrid configuration logs for us was this "An error occurred while attempting to provision Exchange to the Partner STS. Detailed Information "An unexpected result was received from Windows Live. Detailed information: "1007 AccessDenied: Access Denied.". As it wasn't a time issue we checked federation certificate and it had expired a while ago. So it was suggested that we had to do this first https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/exchange-server/exchange-160/mt779252(v=exchg.160)?redirectedfrom=MSDN#ReplaceExpired.

Are you removing outdated exchange servers from your hybrid? I started a new role in September where I had to replace some 2010 exchange servers and update the hybrid. When doing this we had the same issue, turned out to be an issue with the hybrid certificate that was initially created on the 2010 servers expiring. Which caused the same generic error.

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Anyone else having issues with access to office 365 services this morning?

Nope moved to a group of colleges and looking after 3 data centre’s, with 2 x vsan clusters and 1 x traditional VMware ISCSI san solution.

Funny enough I have moved on to a new venture in the time I posted this. It has 2 x 25gb qsfp direct connection between hosts and 2x10gb sfp connections to the core switches. 1 20tb big volume, with a mix of nvme and SSD storage.

It’s a shame solutions like cloudRadius are so expensive. Or that Microsoft could move things forward and create a more seamless solution for authentication with wireless systems.

Do you have any user costs for this?

I am aware that many members on this site advocate for hyper-converged systems like S2D (Storage spaces direct), but I wonder whether anyone else experiences the same problems as we do. In July 2021, we switched to a two-node S2D setup from an existing 3-server + san setup using VMware. What I've discovered is that every time we perform a host update, replication on both servers undergoes a storage check when each server is restarted. The 18TB of SSD storage we have on each host seems to take up to two hours to finish this. It makes the virtual machines using the storage run slowly. I typically shut down any virtual computers that are not absolutely necessary to speed things up. Is this typical for S2D? I must admit that I miss hardware raid on a SAN and being able to restart a server without needing to verify the surplus storage.

Have you opened up the UDP and TCP ports through the firewall that are on the document?

Newline have a US support site with some great information on for their products. http:// https://newlineinteractive.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/8000076506-newline-cast. Download the support pdf as it has all the ports and URLs that need opening.

We use weprintlanyards.com. The card creation web interface is good. Usually turn up within 3 days.

I have done a couple of thing with different controllers, such as add another reader and replaced a poe powered device to a power supply on a fused spur. Simple enough.

I spent 40 minutes last week trying to figure out what happened to teacher boards. I would give KPMS / Virtue Technologies a ring.

Thanks Tim

Hi, We are starting to purchase HP laptops but have noticed conflict between Sophos and the product. Does anyone have a removal script? Done a search but my googlefoo is letting me down. Thanks Jon

Have you set permissions for Microsoft graph? https://andrewstaylor.com/2023/06/13/authenticating-to-new-get-windowsautopilotinfo/

I will check with the finance team and get back to you.

We use this https://my.schoolbookings.co.uk. But don’t know if it’s any good. Think there is a lot of work goes into managing it.

That’s exactly what you need to do. Here is a guide https://gal.vin/posts/old/pxe-booting-for-uefi-bios/ We also have a ip helper address set on each vlan pointing to the server.

You have to find what the extension ID is for the app you want to remove, then push for removal. That should remove whatever the default apps. We are doing the same with chrome os then just putting web apps for Microsoft on the task bar.

Are you accessing AD from a domain admin account, or have you specified a specific user group for access to laps in AD through group policy?