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However that does mean your tenancy URL remains that of the old name which for some is not an issue, for others it can be. If it's not an issue, just add the new domain, update the upnsuffix for users and you might also then need to update the msoluserprinciplename for existing accounts if it does not pick it up correctly

@newpersn I forgot your in our neighbourhood

the MS licences are purely for the Microsoft OS's installed, not for linux

we get it on certain network sockets, or if trying to build too many stations at once.

the 514-326 is not a keyboard emulating device, so it only works with the Paxton Net2 software. The 214-326 Desktop Reader and Keyboard (which looks virtually identical) does output the RFID tag value to notepad etc as we have 3 of them hooked up to Raspberry Pi's for our release stations on our copiers

Strange, information I've got only relates to licencing the Windows OS on the hypervisor, be it 1 standard licence per 2 Windows VM's, or datacentre depending on the number/features you want (quantity depending on number of cores/processors you have)

any of the Y12s that come back have to have a new account anyway since they are mainly taught at one of the other schools in the MAT

Once they leave, their network account is removed which in turn disables their 365 account and deletes it. We can restore it for up to 30 days if required, but in over 20 years the number of times a leaver has needed a file can be counted on 1 hand

Ah but we said it's the last version you'll need, not the last version you will want

Well in 365 as it's a user configuration setting, it needs to be done for each account either as the user, via the Admin console (selecting each user and setting up the OoO details) or via Set-MailboxAutoReplyConfiguration powershell command for each account. However you might need to have a script to set this each day since users can easily disable it themselves if they are signed in and actively using their account when you've chosen for the Out of Office to be enabled.

Do you mean you want Out of Office replies enabled which your users can setup themselves or something else?

by running it via SCCM as an hourly task, it means if we deploy more applications out while the user is on the PC, there is a chance of the shortcut appearing without them logging off, and it also removes another step from the login so doesn't slow it down.

these days we run it as a hourly task via SCCM as the location for the shortcuts are accessible to the system account (and so is programdata), but we used to run it as a logon script

If you press Ctrl while clicking on the Outlook icon down in the corner of the task bar, you can get the option "Test Connection Status" You should be able to see how many request/fails there are for each connection as well as the response time to try and work out what was the issue.

On a normal road, you would need permission to put in a drop kerb, but with it being a dirt/gravel it might not be much more than adding some concrete edging strip but hopefully they know the answer

Have you asked your local council planning office?

We configured our G-Suite domain to authenticate via Azure a few years ago to prevent students/staff signing up with their school domain name. Worked perfectly fine so not reason why it still wouldn't work with MFA enabled.

Well it's not signed in on the work account, so very confused, but I don't trust @GDPR to not try and get @Katy more socks

Damn it Dave, I've still the last couple to watch to finish the season, but the musical episode was one i've been waiting for since Season 5 started to be shown back last year

Have they been added into the personnel section within SIMS?

guessing it was the only container suitable to cook it in the oven was the saucepan instead of a baking tin

Ok, looks like a spell went wrong somewhere

Only issue I have with MDT deployment to our Geobooks is the audio driver is not being detected properly so have to install it manually afterwards, we are using a Startech USB NIC to build them with and already imported both version 1 and version 2 of the Geobook 114 drivers into our MDT driver repository.

I think someone is not having a good day with the forum somehow

Script I provided above will uninstall Solus of the workstation (you might need to update the GUID depending on the version you have installed, but thats in the registry) You can request the agent to be uninstalled via the Solus 3 Admin centre, but it does not remove the SIMS/FMS application on the workstation, or the additional files on the computer.