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Required from January 2017: ICT Technician LCC Vacancy Ref: 160365 37 hours per week, term time + 15 days Grade 5 SCP 17-21 (£17,547 - £19,939 pro rata) Balshaw’s CE High School, Church Road, Leyland PR25 3AH Further details and application form available from the school website www.balshaws.org.uk Closing date: 12 noon on Monday 5th December, 2016 Completed applications to be returned to [email protected] marked for the attention of Mr S Haycocks, Headteacher. Please Contact the school for more information.

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Closing date: 12 noon on Friday 14th October, 2016 Required as soon as possible: ICT and Resources Operations Manager Vacancy Ref: 159894 (LCC) Permanent full time post of 37 hours per week, worked over 5 days, Monday to Friday Grade 7 SCP 26-31 (£23,166 - £27,394) Balshaw’s CE High School, Church Road, Leyland PR25 3AH Further details and application form available from the school website www.balshaws.org.uk Closing date: 12 noon on Friday 14th October, 2016 Completed applications to be returned to [email protected] marked for the attention of Mr S Haycocks, Headteacher. Please contact the school directly for further information.

we have had sanaco for about 2-3 years, and had allsorts of issues. firstly it seems to jam the network we have had patches and engineers on lots of occasions and they do blame it on everything but the software. however without the software there is no issue. the main problem is it seems to be intermittent. with headphones we have had loads of issues not all technical. from lots of broken headphones to sanaco having a fit and having to manually go in to set which headphones to use, or reboot the computers. I have considered setting up Vans on our curriculum network and separating different areas from each other. at the moment the entire school of 450+ PC's is on one subnet.

ask someone for a meru quote we have there system in our school and it is really good. no hand offs while walking round the site. and when talking to companies about Voip Phone solutions its one of the only ones there happy about due to Connection methods. and it not disconnecting Sip Phones around the building while your moving about.

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We are getting the same error, did you find a fix for this? we have tried re imaging the machine with 2 different images. installing a fresh OS from CD. the drives are correctly mapped and have even pointed sims.ini to the server. we have reinstalled sims multiple times using both GPO script and manual installation. we have checked permissions to the machine. we have checked permissions to the domain. we have even tried to give staff local admin rights. This issue only affects one user account, other users can use Sims on this machine. but this does not affect all Sims workstations some machines are working with this user fine. we have also run simsperm.bat the only "fix" we have found is to recreate the user account but we can no longer do this as we have Office365 connected to our AD. (and this will break mailboxes). the Weird thing is the sims account works under other users AD accounts, and other Sims users can log in under the AD with the problem but when the two are used together this error comes up. any help ? as we cant recreate User accounts and the problem sounds like a sims problem. -- THANKS THE POST ABOVE FIXED OUR PROBLEM -- Thanks Rawns -- IT had taken us weeks even the LEA couldn't find a fix to this problem.

just wait till you get a student or device that desides to bridge the VLANs PC's Can be set to use multiple VLANS. DONT TAGG ALL PORTS!! BAD IDEA.

all you need to do is tag or trunk the vlans you want on to the specific port for the AP the only other place you need to do this is the feed from the switch higher up this also need the feeder (other switch) port to have the trunk ports. don't set all your ports to have all the tagged traffic this is a bad idea.

Air your concerns and suggestions to SLT or the head, and explain why just buying X or Y isn't a good idea when A and B are needed then Put your concerns and suggestions forward ON PAPER and keep a copy. then when they deliberately ignore you and things don't work you have proof that you suggested things that were needed prior to buying X and Y. you might not be popular for doing it but don't take any messing or they will walk all over you and then Blame you for any problems and deliberately claim that you didn't raise the issue earlier, Emails are a good way of doing this. (if you cant tell i have had simaler problems)

If your default route is LEA controlled you need to set NAT and PAT on your router it's the only way of getting data back to your Cisco router.

you may need to advertise or set up a route back to your new network on what ever is doing your routing AKA YOUR main networks Default route or alternatively, use NAT-PAT on your CISCO router with the Wi-Fi on and you wont have to set any other return routes anywhere.

have you got your interface IP's Set with the correct Sub-net Masks it sounds although your sub netting the 10.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 into 10.0.1.0 and 10.0.2.0 255.255.255.0 this may be some of the reason its not working correctly, also are there any ACL's Set up on the router if so you may wish to turn them off till you can verify that there not causing the issue. if your router goes Internet > SMOOTHWALL > Main Network > Router > Wi-Fi you shouldn't need to set anything in the smooth wall box. unless its to do with filtering restrictions network wise it should be OK if the router plugs direct into the smothwall box then. A. Why do you need a router. B. you will need to change Network settings on it somewhere.

Using sub-nets is a way of cutting down on broadcast traffic why would you want to have your broadcasts traversing your sub-nets, increasing your used bandwidth. also broadcasts for one network wont work on another as its a different range of addresses there for only serving as a way of adding to your traffic. your Multicast i can understand you wanting to get it to transverse your sub-nets. Subnet = Difrent IP range denoted by the Subnet mask.

Do the Vlans contain separate Networks (is in addresses and subnetmasks) you need either a router or a layer 3 switch set to route between the networks as the addresses prevent the two networks talking even if you directly connect the vlans (not a good idea!!). you can do it on any router or L3 switch or even a Linux PC set as a router if you must, but you must set up some form of router. this only needs to be done once and one interface on a professional router or pc that can handle vlans. then trunk the vlans through into your switches and out to clients.

how do you prevent switching loops? STP cuts off the redundant links so no load balancing can be being done and without STP you make your self a loop? and you cant say 100% that STP will cut the middle link. I understand the idea but from a redundancy, bandwidth point of view and even a hop's point of view a switch to Many other switches always trumps daisy chaining them. and yes LACP trunks help a lot in any configuration but the data through is always higher if the star is used rather than a buss, your not having as high a contention ratio on each of your switches, E.g 1-48 or 2-48 instead of 2-86 2-144 or even 2-192 and at far fewer hops your reducing the processing time taken to transfer the data packets through each switch as each will want to process the data its self before forwarding. Networking is difficult an no one can realy say they have the best design it depends on requirement situation and cost ultimately.

I wouldn't Daisy chain switches together E.g Switch > Switch > Switch. only because your limiting the total through put of the network to the link speeds between them try and star them out a little 1 switch to many your network will work more efficiently. by all means use different switches in each cabinet to link to the main core but put extra redundant links in so that both are connected directly to all of the others in the cabinet. Best case is to run a multi core to each cabinet and run each switch directly to the main Core or distribution layer. then link them together with copper or fiber as a redundant link, you may also want to run a link from each cabinet to another i would use fiber this helps if your entire multi core goes down. but this is far more expensive, and more complicated but allows a lot more stability.

in terms of legal requirements. you must use Low Smoke Cabling and have Low Smoke Devices in Plenum spaces so WAP's above ceiling panels or in attics must be of the correct standard. as must the cables and cable coatings, unless inside Metal pipes, also firewalls (Not the digital security type) must be correctly penetrated and this includes cavity walls, e.g they must have a Pipe between them sealed with the correct sealants. in terms of the local authority i don't know what they want i work in a school but i haven't seen any guidelines. i understand BECTA were the country's standards but i haven't seen there documentation either.

your redundant links go between all of your switches so that if a switch or cable dies it will automatically change over between (relies on STP) as normally duplicate links cause Loops. connect each of your switches to the others e.g. core - Distribution and Distribution - Distribution. it allows some maneuverability if something fails. and your core switches should also be connected with redundant links to each other. Not the best example but something like bellow. (FYI quick Google search)

Redundant links would be a very good idea and try to use a core a distribution and an access layer will make it easier on upgrades and future work also plan now for upgrades in another 3-4 years so if they want to add another 200+Pc's where in your topology will it go and how easy would it be. think disaster recovery too. N.B Put all your switches on UPS's and try to use fiber for connecting cabinets/racks together floor mounted racks are far easier to deal with than cabinets and fiber between racks/cabinets prevents surges from propagating and also works faster not just because its light.

trying to get AX25 working on a laptop over CB but no look with the software in Linux Ive even connected the machines direct via the audio cables (sound modem im using). might put up a dove cot. and if i have time esquire about the foundation ham exam.

Do you have the range of IP's and if you did you could put a proxy in squid with dansguardian for example and block the addresses, ive been after the IP's or other host-names of Facebook for a while for the same reason i managed to stop some bits but not the majority, but if i had the other addresses i could block it out.

course you can there is no difference in the power out put and USB has a standard wiring structure.

it needs to be set up so that any and all can dial the ES easily without having to remember the leading 9, FYI ringing 9 or 99 from an external line will also be patched through to 999. but the 112 should be set to go straight through your system too as its the international ES number.

It's recommended best practice to connect it to the body or the engine/engine mounts anyway. there will be a negative on there otherwise the battery wouldn't work but its probably hidden by some odd cover. Also if you've had freezing weather while its been dead, its likely you will have to replace the battery cold weather and dead battery's a bad recipe for requiring a new battery. also i think i would be thinking of taking Peugeot through a civil Court if it were any more than £600.