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Just for reference - https://github.com/pnp/powershell/discussions/1814 - looks like it's still broken Haven't got it installed anymore but I'm sure there was an option to switch to normal PS terminal rather than the extension in the bottom right Steve

It's not really a straight question in terms of pricing, as it depends on things like storage/bandwidth usage/are you VPNing back to site/how many external IPs etc https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/pricing/#Pricing-by-product is the official calculator, but you'll need to add in items as you want them Steve

That's an interesting choice of phrase, founder "led" rather than owned/controlled etc. As in does that mean it's still being sold but run by the original founder? Steve

Do you actually need print deploy in your setup? Last time I used RDS servers we had it just with the normal client running and GPO mapping etc. Or was this in terms of not needing GPO mapped? Steve

Normally most the sync tools have an option not to sync outside the current academic year, so normally if you tick that it won't add them to new groups/teams/classes until whatever your first day of the term is 3rd/4th this year I assume Might be worth checking on whatever tool you're using (Salamander/Locker etc) Steve

You guys using a specific 3rd party AV or anything? Still not noticing any examples of it here, so curious if it's something else affecting it, but would be good to see if there's anything to narrow it down Steve

Sometimes I've had it in the past where servers are just dumb - Trying it through the GUI that happens, yet if you doit via command line slmgr /ipk xyzkey etc Then registers it and shows on the GUI even though the same key didn't like it via GUI Might be worth a try? Steve

I'm not sure if it's still the same issue but it used to be an issue with one of the VSCode powershell extensions - Disabling it then allowed it to run Might be worth a check if you still have any set on by default Steve

Good Morning All, From our exams office sounds like Bromcom broken again! Apparently no results coming in via A2C Steve

Not sure if Ben Parish is one of your team, but you have comments from him on your job description Just an FYI, examples - "not sure this level of acronym is appropriate for the most basic role" etc Steve

Used it once a while ago, recently though too much faff - Ages of machines don't go far back enough, fuss regarding power/batteries/chargers/case damage etc. Seems it's gone off the "lets recycle stuff" to "we need to make money" Steve

Using 24.146.0721.0003 here currently and haven't seen any problems. Nothing silly like you have AV scanning the folder that might be pulling it down as it's accessing files? Steve

Yep that's expected if you try to edit it manually. Do it via powershell e.g.: Set-ADObject "CN=AllStaff,OU=Example,OU=Groups,OU=Users,OU=EX,DC=Example,DC=internal" -Add @{dLMemSubmitPerms="CN=AllStaff,OU=Example,OU=Groups,OU=Users,OU=EX,DC=Example,DC=internal"} Use the DN from the source group on the 1st part and the group you want to be able to send to it on the 2nd part Steve

Under AD there's an attribute called dLMemSubmitPerms that you can put a group in that is "only" allowed to send to it. So for example we set our AllStaff group to only allow users of AllStaff to send to it, so it blocks anyone else by default Steve

I mean that's a very odd way of setting up that network. You don't normally mix the 3 classes like that, as you can just re-use the 10. with another range. 0 = 10.121.244.0 / 255.255.252.0 would be 10.121.244.1-10.121.247.254 So you could then use anything else in that list, unless you really wanted a different number then could use 10.120.X.X etc but that depends if your router needs those IPs depending on how big the network is and if you're scoping/NAT behind the firewall Lazyness copy/pasta: etc Steve

It's not a GPO guid, despite it's looks. It's a sub-setting linked to the Device Guard settings mentioned earlier. Did you check if you've set it on any VMs etc or have anything clashing like disabling virutalisation? Steve

How long did you wait on Friday? Password sync is much quicker than user, as it runs on a different sync cycle every 2 minutes (+ up to 15 mins delay between DC syncing if you have multiple due to replication etc), so within 20 mins top it should have changed if your sync is working fine Steve

Just an FYI but link is broken Steve

It's something linked to Device Guard by the looks of it (Linked to virtualisation requirements, have you enabled/disabled it on a VM or anything?) Steve

Haven't used PAC for a while, but in terms of setting it via GPO it used to be like: {"ProxyMode": "pac_script", "ProxypacUrl": "http://MyServer:8080/proxy.pac"} etc Steve

Not sure if that's a typo or you meant to show it like that as security etc, but I don't think that will work: "10.7.x.0" It needs to be a valid range, so not wildcard attempts allowed etc Seve

That top line doesn't put them "into" intune as such, it just registers them for autopilot. So either you need to setup autopilot to build them up via OOBE, or you need to rebuild/join to InTune via provisioning packages/manually first Steve

0x80070002 can also be network access for the share where the files are held. Does the Network Access account have access to that share? (or alternatively Everyone permission etc) Seve

Yep, where possible we always try to keep anything large on a separate drive/s Only things we normally install to C as basic OS and maybe if it's a simple sync tool VM etc (Also helps with any issues like storage maxing out won't take out the VM ) Steve

https://endoflife.date/windows is your friend 10 1809 (E) (LTS) - Released - 5 years and 8 months ago (13 Nov 2018) Active Support - Ended 6 months ago (09 Jan 2024) Security Support - Ends in 4 years and 5 months (09 Jan 2029) There's a difference in active support and security in terms of lengths of support etc Steve