Davit2005

Same here I had a script that ran after the initial student account was created in local AD to then allocate correct services i.e. no Skype, set language defaults but that was over 6 years ago, things have prob changed a bit now and I'm not involved in that area anymore.

Have you checked @Boredguy reply as above. The capital SMTP instead of lowercase smtp.

Use a subdomain of a public domain they own. For O365 you can nearly always set the users UPN to match their O365. If you use the same internal domain as the external this can lead to problems with DNS. So for instance if your external public is schoolname.sch.uk then you could use something like int.schoolname.sch.uk for the internal domain this keeps them seperate.

Instead of building yourself, I would not bother re-inventing the wheel jus get a off the shelf product. Spiceworks, or other suggestions above. Or are you referring to some sort of single sign on system. But I still think you are better off getting a off the shelf system.

I've not had much success to get multiple if statements to work, try if then elseif then else. if (test path c:\1.txt) { Do something 1} esleif (test path c:\2.txt) { Do something 2} Else {do something 3}

When using Unifi the IP added to the Radius clients needs to be the individual AP IP addresses. The Unifi Controller is jus a management method for the APs. The only time the controller is involved is if you have captive portal setup on the controller at least as my experience or knowledge is. Other WiFi systems such as the more high end Aruba mobility masters it is a bit different as the APs form a tunnel to the controller and the controller does a lot more work around auth, ALCs, roles, vlan assignment, etc.

Look at some of the Dell PCs i.e. the 3020 with a i5 or i7, SSD, as much RAM as you can and something like a nvidia 1050Ti GPU. The only issue is that the 3020 has got a non standard PSU so you are limited what power the GPU can take. I gave a Dell i5 3020 to a friend for his teen son with GPU not as good as the 1050Ti ( SSD for OS, HDD for slow storage and 8GB Ram) and he seems happy with it but the expectations should be set at a low level for the types of games and performance for a budget of £500 given cost of a GPU at the moment if that is in the budget too. Start running loads of fancy stuff on the PC and the performance will drop.

The joys of the different terminology used between vendors :-)

A diagram would be great but hide any identifiable info obviously. See if you can trace the MAC address of the device through the network, this has helped us a number of times to make sure all the relevant switch ports are tagged where necessary.

I'm guessing the keystrokes is for the banned word functionality. It can be disabled during installation but even then why store un-encrypted if this is the case and not jus report on the banned word???

Oh dear my Apple Pay has been suspended. This is apparently doing the rounds Forwarded to 7726

Your right it does not seem to be on there either by searching via the product or the firmware version. You might need to speak to HP.

Search by the product number which I think is J8697A then filter by Software in the File Category. But check on the switch either physically or by running show tech buffers and the product number should be at the top of the output. You can stop the output quite quickly and still see it.

HP/Aruba changed the access to downloading firmware. You now have to use the ASP (Aruba Support Portal). Once on there you should be able to find the firmware.

Untagg it on data and tag it on voice is normally the way defo with Cisco and Mitel phones I have encountered. The phones nearly always strip the tagging then pass though the data. Whilst the PC will not normally deal with tagged data unless the network card is capable of vlans. So if you have the vlan set to voice (some very old HP switches do not support LLDP-MED) setup right you should not need to do anything on the phone in the best scenario. DHCP is normally set to provide some info on the voice vlan i.e. scope either tftp so the phone can download it's config from the VOIP server or option 43 that point to the VOIP server. For instance at home I have 3cx, DHCP scope has the tftp server pointing to the 3cx. I can literally plug a compatible phone in as default state and need not do any more. The VOIP vlan is set to voice on the switch where the phone connects and it is a LLDP-MED capable switch.

Is their a user portal on the firewall where you can download the client software from. A lot of firewall and VPN appliances offer that.

This could be potentially lots of different things. How are the 2 sites joined, Is it a LES circuit, site to site VPN, etc. If you plug a laptop into the port configured on the CCTV vlan at the non-working site, is the experience the same as the main site i.e. do you get an IP address from a DHCP server if one is configured on the CCTV vlan?

Davinchi Resolve would be worth looking at, I used Premiere since version 4.2 but switched over. I don't do a lot, jus some Youtube stuff (as a hobby/pastime). It might be overkill for what you need. I have an old Xeon ThinkServer packed with SSDs, NVidia GT 730Ti and 24GB RAM and it does pretty well for what I need.

Are they on the same DNS domain. What happens if you ping the full server fully qualified domain name (fqdn) does it resolve to correct IP.

Road users should not assume anything without checking, it would be a much safer environment for all if people looked, tried to anticipate and less assumption. There is one corner I regularly drive round. It is tight but still 2 lanes and 2 cars can pass each other in the opposite directions but I regularly see people cutting the corner and have to almost stop to avoid collision. Why put yourself in direct possible danger (i.e. on the wrong side of the road) without looking first and as a driver this is bad. This goes for passing bikes and parked cars too, these days common for people jus to follow the car in front assuming they will not cause a collision (or not check are clear to pass) or not force others to take avoiding action.

This is where the priority point is sometimes the wrong view. All road users have responsibility. The rules are still not very clear and a lot of junctions could be made to help. You cannot even really say cars must give way at junctions due to other factors. If you don't do something you should or do something you should not then you might need to explain in court as said. Any proof to back this up would be an advantage i.e. front, rear and even a view of the driver dashcam.

It is still should as said in the highway code. Rule H2. Unless there is a zebra, parallel crossing etc. then it is a MUST But even on a zebra crossing it is not guaranteed. How many accidents could be prevented if people stopped assuming there is no danger without actually looking first. But there is still a need to protect more vulnerable users.

I would not use a pre-shared key (key shared between multiple devices) on its own. Back in 2010 it was to easy for students to get hold of that, somehow, that DSPK looks very interesting.

Unfortunately this was in a previous employment a few years back. I no longer work in that area.

Here is scenario. I'm new to BGP. 2 MikroTik routers to handle intervlan routing in HA scenario. 2 draytek routers connecting to vDSL with 4g as backup. I don't want to use vrrp on the MikroTik, I've thought about doing some scripting to disable/re-enable ports. Each MikroTik will have one port connected to the vDSL router and one connected to the 4g router, currently I have this going through a vlan on a switch port with other vlans but going to do away with that. I have BGP enabled on the Draytek (well one of them) and managed to distribute the default route and this is working, on the MikroTik I can see the default route and do a traceroute to 8.8.8.8 . Then when I remove the vlan I'm doing the BGP on from the port on the switch the route after a short delay is removed from the MikroTik. I want to set a preference on the MikroTik to use the vDSL but with a backup of the 4g. Hmm, maybe I can do this another way simple such as create a static route to the 4g with a higher metric than the BGP routes? It's only going to be one or the other. Any thoughts.