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Network Infrastructure Manager
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Portsmouth
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I'd recommend talking to Adam Lowery at Educationradios.co.uk. I've used them in the past & have found him very helpful & knowledgeable
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We use UniCheck and have it integrated with Google Classroom. Lots cheaper than Turnitin
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Shame you're not closer to the south coast as I have several boxes of them so I'm sure I could spare a few :-(
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We use Vision Helpdesk (https://www.visionhelpdesk.com/) It's really good, have on prem version. They are very supportive of educational establishments
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We're with Janet & I wouldn't want it any other way after seeing all the work they do in the background to keep the network safe & secure. If you're a college I'd suggest you get in touch with JISC and get the rep for the area to come in and talk to you. It could be that you're missing out on lots of other services as it's not JUST an internet connection.
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What MDM to use (if Meraki is no longer free)
clodhopper replied to AlanD's topic in Wireless Networks
We use Jamf via DataJar for our 1500 ipads. It's really powerful & the guys at DataJar are brilliant -
We looked at Nutanix last year and yes it was very good but SOOOOO expensive. Also looked quickly at Stone Computers solution which is called Integrum now. Ended up with a Dell / Equallogic solution
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Recommend me a short throw projector
clodhopper replied to the_quick's topic in AV and Multimedia Related
Epson EBP range really good -
Looks like you can https://araihan.wordpress.com/2014/12/05/migrating-vms-from-standalone-hyper-v-host-to-clustered-hyper-v-host/ https://www.credera.com/blog/technology-insights/microsoft-solutions/migrating-hyper-v-virtual-machines-to-a-failover-cluster/
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Have a chat with James @ Datajar about JSS (https://www.datajar.co.uk/) brilliant bit of software that we use to manage our 1400 ipads all via DEP enrollment .
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Networking between them is very important. We have separate networks for Storage, Live migration / Cluster communication and main VM connections onto the network (6 network ports in total as use multipath for storage). Some really good how to's on YouTube etc. Once you have the servers clustered you can move them onto the CSV & then make them high availability via the Failover cluster manager
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We went Ricoh on a fleet of 8 & 2 larger devices in the print room. Integrated with PapercutMF & "Followme"and they just work. Have an @Remote box so they call an engineer automatically & order toner when we replace them. If you're in Hampshire / south coast area drop me a line & I'll put you in contact with our account manager who is really good.
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We use Riello UPS's , really good and so much cheaper than APC
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Have you tried a different browser ??
