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Have you had a look at your detection of internet/intranet settings and compatibility mode? If I artificially add youtube.com to compatibility mode view I get the flash warning. If I remove it and ensure it's running in standards mode it HTML5's just fine!
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What's your error?
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As we're a primary, most of the kids aren't that creative in their circumvention of the rules. We allow coolmathgames and CBeebies/CBBC. Anything else is going to last about a minute after I see it. They aren't into video watching particularly, but we block all the usual streaming/proxy sites for students. We have file screens set up on storage which don't allow the storing of flash games or the usual executables and srp/applocker stops them running executables. I also have the word for 'games' blocked in about 15 languages in the filter. Our biggest problem is scratch as it's virtually impossible to block using lightspeed. I've just set an impero policy which can be turned on and off by staff to allow access to the website.
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Unless you are feeling flushed with cash I would stick to ssd for OS and SAS for storage.
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Wanna buy a Dell poweredge t310 with an 80g ssd and 3x 500gb? http://www.dell.com/support/home/uk/en/ukbsdt1/product-support/servicetag/FWX9R4J/configuration 2.66ghz quad core xeon, 16gb ram. Ticks the proper server Sure if they get red hot they sound like a hurricaine, but running at room temp they're virtually silent. They seem to be about £150 on ebay.
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We've had loads of these at our partner school and they've all been either closed with something inside them or they've been pressed from above, say, by being at the bottom of a teachers bag with 50 books on top it.
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Looks broke to me... TO THE WARRANTY PROCESS!
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[news] Yahoo - Schools are using monitoring software.
Oaktech replied to rad's topic in Jokes/Interweb Things
Ah, 'big brother watch', an organisation devoted to the pursuit of spectacularly missing the point. -
I would question whether the visualiser is actually working correctly then as the autofocus just works on ours using the same software
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2 Schools... Student Numbers: 650 Staff Numbers: 80 IT Staff: 2 Servers: (virtual/physical) 15 virtual/4 Physical Computers: (desktop/terminals) 80 Laptops: 150 Tablets 30 windows 60 android.
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For me the axis of evil is Java, Flash and people's fingers.
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I've just been and tried it - we've got two version, one has a manual focus ring on it, the latest ones just autofocus when you put something under it.
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Yeah, we use webcam viewer. It came bundled with someone's unbranded camera and it looked handy and deployed nicely via MSI so I adopted it!
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PRM Greentech are my weapon of choice.
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My hosts have a pair of 300gb 10k sas raid 1 and they are running 2012r2 hyper v clustered. They only have about 25gb used. I'm seriously considering replacing them with 2x 120gb enterprise SSD and repurposing the 4x 300gb drives from both hosts into our storage array.
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Recommend an access point for bridged operation
Oaktech replied to dayzd's topic in Wireless Networks
Deliberant Propellor 5... £60 an end dedicated bridge soluution. -
Office 365 emails labelled as spam by BT Internet
Oaktech replied to simpsonj's topic in Cloud Services
We've been having it to Virgin/NTLWorld and BT. We've just told the governors to stop using crap ISP mail and to use the google apps domain email addresses we've given them FOR THIS VERY REASON! -
Run that one past your head/linemanager. I wouldn't be doing that personally. If they wanted to take their stuff they should have asked before they left. It's possible, but it's more faffy and time consuming than I would like to spend on a former staff member. https://www.msoutlook.info/question/765
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Which SSL certificate company should I go for?
Oaktech replied to Dan_ATR's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
@Dan_ATR call my mobile mate, switchboard are being dense. -
Which SSL certificate company should I go for?
Oaktech replied to Dan_ATR's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
I read it as a one-off charge that covers you for 2 years or 3 or whatever, when your time is up you pay again. -
We're using Mu and they just save to their my documents...
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Which SSL certificate company should I go for?
Oaktech replied to Dan_ATR's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
I've got GoDaddy wildcards certs, multiple services. -
We get the Logitech r400 presenter. If you email Logitech support they will sell you another dongle for £9.99
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My friends in the NHS and the LA have gone fujitsu for a lot of things. They purchase directly from Fujitsu Public Sector team. The build quality certainly for servers and desktop pcs is excellent. The in warranty service is 4 hour for servers and NBD for desktops. I don't think they have any out of warranty yet.
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