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Anyone else having an issue with the menu not redirecting the first login after a reboot? Log out and back in and it works fine.

Has anyone got access to this yet on their VLSC?

Has anyone got a copy of the fix? I've been sent it by Capita and the archive was empty *sigh*. Now the person I was dealing with is out of the office!

I'll be installing it on my home PC and office PC. No intention of rolling it out across site any time soon though.

You could try changing the 'Logon to' setting for the user account in AD to just that of the Fileserver. That should then stop them being able to log onto anything else with those credentials.

That's fine and all, we have no plans to migrate at this time. But still doesn't explain where the stats are coming from on O365 regarding mail protection since we aren't using it at all for mail.

Just tried to assign it to myself and I get a warning that my on-premises mailbox hasn't been migrated to Exchange Online. The Exchange Online mailbox will be available after migration is completed. Hmmmm!

It's the actual school domain. The license i have assigned to my account are Office 365 ProPlus for Faculty: - OneDrive for Business (Plan 1) - Office 365 ProPlus Office 365 Education E1 For Faculty: - Yammer for Academic (On by default) - Office Online for Education - Sharepoint Plan 1 for EDU Both Exchange Online (Plan 1) and Lync Online (Plan 2) are not checked. O365 even reports on my user that I have no Exchange Mailbox.

They are pointing to the external IP addresses of our Edge Transport servers.

We are indeed. I'm just a little perplexed as to where these stats are coming from?

Hi all, We have O365 setup but aren't using it for Exchange (we are still onsite) so the Exchange license isn't even assigned to anyone. However the 'Mail Protection' section is showing 95 Messages received and 57 processed by filtering. Upon closer inspection the top recipients are myself, my technician and our generic IT support address. Could anyone explain why this is the case?

Hi all, I'm new to SAN storage and want to look at virtualising (Hyper V Cluster) our servers and storing the VHD's on a SAN. Will also be using this SAN for storing our files, application data and local backups. Can anyone recommend any manufacturers or models that I could look at? We use HP servers mainly but their SAN offerings have me confused to be honest. Also, is Fibre Channel worth spending the extra money on or is iSCSI acceptable for the most part? Just running the usual kind of applications - Exchange, Lync, SCCM, DPM. Thanks, Rob.

In the 10 months we've had a new setup and Equitrac installed we've done - 1,735,296 pages total.

Hi Guys, I'm in the middle of setting up O365 for OneDrive and was wondering how many people (if any) have ditched the idea of on site storage for their users? If so, how do you handle apps outside of the Office suite? For example things like Flash and Premiere Elements. Is it even feasible to do this? Thanks in advance.

Did this myself last week (We have central store) it will work fine. Back them up first just in case.