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Hello all. I am responsible for supporting 200+ PC users, all of which are using Windows XP Pro machines in a server 2003-based network. Most of the machines are used by different users every day, meaning that several hundred local profiles build up over time, filling up the hard drive. We do not use roaming profiles for these users. Is there any way of employing a policy (preferably Group rather than Local) to delete each local user profile on logoff or something? This would save me manually deleting these profiles periodically! I always keep the Default User, All Users, and the admin profiles, just delete the users' ones. can any one help !!! Steve

 ★•..•★•..•★ Yes! I have now don the migrate from LGFL 1 to LGFL2 on one site. now the next site is the infant school.  ★•..•★•..•★ immediately. project plan Virgin Media service into the building Chosen bandwidth100Mbps (Max Upgrade 100Mbps) Note: the total dimensions of your equipment are W 440mm x H 240mm (6U) x D 490mm so, allowing for power and network connections, you should allow at least W 440mm x H 240mm (6U) x D 570mm of continuous rack space plus 3 mains sockets. CPE Dimensions: W 440mm x H 90mm (2U) x D 490mm Firewall Dimensions: W 440mm x H 45mm (1U) x D 360mm If you do not already have a suitable rack into which this equipment can be installed, then you will need to obtain one. A choice of racks is available from Atomwide, with common options ranging in height from 9U to 15U. All are 600mm wide and 600mm deep, with front and rear folding doors so that they can be mounted on the wall by one person.

What outgoing connections are permitted from the LGfL 2.0 network? The following protocols, ports and destinations are permitted by default when making outbound connections from a site connected to LGfL 2.0: DNS to any server (TCP port 53, UDP port 53) HTTP to any server (TCP port 80) HTTPS to any server (TCP port 443) SMTP, IMAPS and POP3S to StaffMail servers (TCP ports 25, 587, 995)

When will we get the details of new Sophos servers? New Sophos servers are already available to establishments connected to the LGfL 1 and LGfL 2.0 networks. The update service operates at sophos10.lgfl.org.uk. Note that the Service Desk will only support version 4.7 or later of Enterprise Console, and version 9.7 or later of the standalone client for Windows. Establishments using earlier versions of Sophos should upgrade at the earliest opportunity. Since technical support is only available for "clean" installs, if you encounter problems while upgrading from an earlier version then it is advised that you completely uninstall the old version and attempt a standard, fresh install instead. Further information can be found at https://support.lgfl.org.uk/secure/resources/guides/default.aspx?page=av