diagdave

37 hpw, full year, fixed term from 15 October 2018 – 5 April 2019 (or the return of the permanent postholder). Salary in range £17,100 up to £18,125 (pro rata). Closing date: midday 29 August 2018 https://www.eastnorfolk.ac.uk/Staff/Job-Vacancies

Love our netgear solution. Thanks to jszkudlapski we got a great solution that I find very easy to manage. Couldn't recommended it more, has a great feature set.

Hi All, We are looking for a Developer/MIS Officer The post-holder will maintain and develop in-house applications to streamline and improve efficiency at East Norfolk Sixth Form College. The post holder will primarily use C# in a MS SQL environment. You will also work with the MIS Manager to maintain student records. 37 hours per week, full year. £26,173.00 - £28,632.00. See East Norfolk Sixth Form - Job Vacancies for full job description. Thanks, David

You don't need your DC upgraded to use the new ADFS Web application proxy. We use it and although a little complicated, requiring a combination of adfs and url rewrite and iis web proxy, it works great. Note: We publish everything you have listed and more, and that's repeated across 3 domain names

I use PHP QR Code - QR code generator, an LGPL PHP library hosted internally then have a reporting services report point to a URL for an image. Easy!

Worth a lot more than that! We currently have 2 x IT support Analysts + 1 x IT Technician/Room Monitor so think some hands on is expected but do see what you mean about the details being too specific in some places. This is a middle management post reporting to SMT. Would it be ok to PM you the pay and see if you think it reflects the post?

Sorry guess i was wrong https://www.vmware.com/products/player/faqs.html - fairm010 hope you are members of the VMware Academic Program or its not free

I thought you can only run virtual machines in VMWare player not create them?

Thanks, tmcd35 & pcstru both very helpful. pcstru could you expand on what you think should be done by the IT Team - this could be very helpful Edit: Added sizes to first post

If its for a test rig, Windows 8.1 with hyper-V. Just make sure you have plenty of ram. You could use VMware workstation - but that costs ££! It could also depend, if you have a virtual infrastructure then it may be easier to stick with the same hypervisor so you can download a copy of the systems onto your machine to play with, but i would still go Windows 8.1. Who uses the start menu anyway?? Win+R

The post would be managing a software developer. We have a lot of bespoke systems (biggest being our MIS that i wrote) - using all of the languages mentioned. There will possibly be some development work, especially when the developer is away - that means knowing the systems & languages.

No worries. I probably didn't make it clear enough.

This is an internal application - Sorry. Was just after thoughts about the post as we are having lots of discussions about the job size etc. Any feedback is really helpful

Our Sixth Form is having a restructure and are merging 3 roles into one - It Manager, Network Admin and Software/Systems Developer (Me-although my post is being split with another developer post) anyway... Would anyone mind looking at the attached Job Description (I stripped out all the generic parts) for general thoughts about the post? New Job Desc Summary.docx Edit: Thought id better add rough student and staff sizes: Students:1700 Staff:200 Many Thanks, D

I highly recommend the alienware, I'm using hyperv client in windows 8 but also dual boot server 2012. I'm lucky the sixth form I work at got it for me as I work a lot at home doing software and systems development and a desktop wasn't practical . just remember to get fast disks as that will likely be your bottleneck. Oh also try and get an older alienware as new ones only take 2 drives.