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As per the link above Generally it'll just be the cost trade off. If you have 500 pcs for example on Win10 that don't support Win11, it'll "only" be £500 for year 1 which isn't bad, but you still need to consider where the 500 replacements are coming from. If there's money to be found from the magical pots of wealth then it makes sense getting access to them ASAP as it'll still need 500 doing sometime in the next few years! Steve

That depends on what you're counting as such. As in if you're talking that fee per year, so if you only use it for 1 year then it's £1, but if you have it two years it's effectively a £3 total to extend it for the 2 years (But not £3 on top of £1) Many thanks, Steve

It's fairly cheap for Edu customers for ESU (rather than 3rd party) - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/blog/2024/04/windows-10-end-of-support-updates-for-education/ Steve

MBR disk? If so max 2TB partitions Steve

I think it's just the filetype/name, which Veeam version patch are you running as I'm sure there was another update recently to remove the .purge flagging up but if you only did the main update it might not include the smaller patches Steve

I'd say that's for HR/legal to work out. No different to having a bag left with school paperwork in it, whether you'd return it with paper in etc isn't down to you to choose Steve

Doing it like that you'd do a textjoin first then roll it into the merged cell, or do you specifically "need" it on different lines? Steve

Its hard to understand which error links to what bit without seeing data But on a straight filter, if it's returning multiple results you could use a textjoin True etc and turn it into a single cell with comma seperated If it's a SPILL error it sounds more like that you're trying to reference a table etc, rather than a single cell and would need to use a range Filters should work with just standard text-wrap option too (it won't auto resize the row but it'll work to that column size etc) If you can throw an example up I can take a look over it Steve

From my understanding (at least last time I looked at it) you can just bulk create them with the set "time allowed" for each voucher, and then off-load the sheets to Reception Then just re-print a new lot every few months etc. Or did you really want it created one account at a time based on each user? Steve

Ignore the business one The other I assume is a Federated ID? If you click on it, it should take you to the Directory Status page that will answer most those questions Should show things like Authentication (By the sounds of it GSuite in your case), Domains (users emails that can sign in), Directory Sync options (SCIM style updates that does the actual syncing of students/staff to Adobe) That'll show you when the last sync happened, any errors etc Steve

I thought Unifi had the guest "vouchers" it can print out with one-use login/auto expiry etc? "Vouchers: Provide guests with vouchers that can be used to authenticate. Customize vouchers to support various expiration times, bandwidth limits, or data consumption quotas." When you say limited, was that in regards to that? Steve

For smaller sites we don't worry about the disk setups as much, as it's normally virtualised anyway, it's more splitting down to individual AVHDXs/VirtualDisks for the different areas to format kb sizes etc and also to ensure storage isn't an issue if one bit fills up How many clients are you talking when you say <10k? Is that 10 or 9999? (Also curious on the back story! Physical?!?! ) Steve

What was their actually wording with it? Like not loading? or wrong page? blocked? Just thinking narrowing it down, like DNS on-site? Steve

Curious, is that actually remote home working? or remote as in roaming? Or as in at the secondary but remote support? Just wondering how you're finding remote workers in terms of hands-on repairs etc Steve

Yep, goes to the normal microsoftonline login page Steve

That's explained on the page you linked "establishment-owned Windows or Chromebook* computers (not requiring a central server)" vs "The computers are always connected to a central server computer." aka 1 Steve

Same as above really, which is why we don't use it in shared places and use hybrid. Still don't think it's truly fit for purpose unless you're happy to make lots of changes/workarounds to "make it fit" Steve

Pivot table... done! Edit - Helps if I attach copy! Steve

Generally it's just ISPRouter->Firewall/Filter->MainCore So anything that goes to the ISPRouter has to go via the firewall/filter, even if it's not filtered via the knock etc Steve

If I think what you mean is what you mean, as you copy it down it'll change the values of A2:A40 unless you're using $'s to lock it e.g. Using =$N$6:$N$10 instead of =N6:N10 (As when you copy that down it turns into =N7:N11 and will miss the top item 2nd time it'll be =N8:N12 missing 2 items etc) Steve

Yep but that was the 2nd request Student data The first one was lookups, which as it's hosted SIMs they wouldn't have SQL access Steve

Ones that like should just be the case of building the report the "right" way around. For example, doing it via student roles rather than via behaviour gives more access to info including Type and TypeCode: Steve

Most the old regulations were removed in terms of specific "amounts" as lots of those were BECTA/IOSH style ones. But individual manufacturers still have their own recommendations. Is there a specific scenario you're referring to? As it depends on the setup, for example if there is no ventilation to the room you need to use mechanical etc. Even the age/model of photocopiers affects things depending on what filters etc they run and generally it's down to your own workplace risk assessments to look at. For example Xerox recommendations: Steve

If you go up one level, does it show you have an active contract linked? Just wondering if it does it differently if you're on CSP etc Might need to contact MS support to get them to add in there, as we've had to do that before for some KMS keys etc, but as an example we have over 500+ items showing under products (Volume) Steve

It's just under the Admin Portal for downloads: https://admin.microsoft.com/Adminportal/Home?#/subscriptions/vlnew/downloadsandkeys Microsoft Configuration Manager -> The SQL download should include the built-in activation key, and then download the 2403 version of SCCM Steve