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  1. InterwebsGuy
    That’s probably their agenda!
  2. InterwebsGuy
    I never got it to work with Docker, so just put it on the back burner for a bit as our existing older install is still working without issue
  3. InterwebsGuy
    Very useful, I didn't know about it either. But... best thing you've heard all year? Jesus!
  4. InterwebsGuy
    It's good, but it's a PITA now they've gone the Docker route.
  5. InterwebsGuy
    I understand, it's the same concern I have. For example, it makes us having a Guest and BYOD Wifi network pointless to an extent, as most people struggle with adding the certificate in.
  6. InterwebsGuy
    I'm guessing this is an HTTPS interception certificate? We have a similar issue with the one our Smoothwall uses. It's a real pain with non-domain joined devices and any unmanaged iPads / mobile devices that come in.
  7. InterwebsGuy
    We've got some Smartboards and the speakers are not good. You'll realistically need a soundbar or some kind of speaker system.
  8. InterwebsGuy
    Hardware failure? I was under the impression it was hosted on AWS!
  9. InterwebsGuy
    Oh well, thank you anyway. I actually prefer the look of those.
  10. InterwebsGuy
    We've got these ones, they have metal arms and the little pockets to hold the charger. I've never noticed ventilation slits but I'll have a look for them. The tablet ones are slightly different, that may need a bit more thought about where they could be tied to.
  11. InterwebsGuy
    This is exactly why we are trying to address it - it seems to happen in both primary and secondary for us. They are the first to moan though when they get a device out of the trolley and it's not charged up!
  12. InterwebsGuy
    I'd considered this but it does involve making a hole somewhere in the holder trays to tie wrap them to. It's a shame we have to go to such lengths, why can't they just leave them in place?
  13. InterwebsGuy
    Those are the ones, yes. Would you drill through the lever, or just put a screw somewhere around the lever to stop it moving? That's an interesting idea, however.
  14. InterwebsGuy
    Hi All If you have any Lap/tabcabby trolleys in your school, have you ever tried to lock the side access doors where the power cables go in to? If so how? I'm absolutely fed up of having to chase missing power supplies for laptops and tablets that staff remove and never put back. I've always been surprised that they don't come with a locking mechanism for the side doors, as I can't imagine many places want staff or students interfering with the power cables and chargers.
  15. InterwebsGuy
    Thanks all for your input. I had briefly considering using Carbon Copy Cloner to take a backup of a setup Mac and try restoring it to the other units. A lot of the software we have may not be easy to deploy and configure via MDM, in particular I am thinking of Sibelius which is about 30GB! Has anyone used Jamf's Mac tools? We currently use Meraki for iPads and Mac monitoring, and are considering changing that to Jamf.
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