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But surely the Aunty in you (if there is one) would gladly buy a pair for your niece? Muhaha!

Not a script, but SpiceWorks?

These are the notes I made to achieve O365 without Exchange; Once the users have appeared in the Office 365 Dashboard, the location needs to be set and they need to be assigned a license. These commands are entered on the server running DirSync using the Azure PowerShell. 1. Connect to MS Online Services connect-msolservice Type in Office 365 Dashboard admin credentials when prompted. 2. Set Location Get-MsolUser -All -UnlicensedUsersOnly | Set-MsolUser -UsageLocation GB 3. Check Available Licenses Get-MsolAccountSku | fl AccountSkuId 4. Assign a Package $O365Licenses = New-MsolLicenseOptions -AccountSkuId DebenhamHighSchool:STANDARDWOFFPACK_IW_STUDENT -DisabledPlans EXCHANGE_S_STANDARD, MCOSTANDARD Get-MsolUser -All -UnlicensedUsersOnly | Set-MsolUserLicense -AddLicenses "debenhamhighschool:STANDARDWOFFPACK_IW_STUDENT" -LicenseOptions $O365Licenses All previously unlicensed users should now be assigned Office 365 access and be able to log in using their school email address and password.

Yes, the free one.

The guest Wi-Fi doesn't exist yet, so it certainly can have a VLAN when I create it. This definitely sounds the route to go.

PROXY and filtering is all off-site and done by the LA. The wireless controller is a Netgear WC7520, and the switches are all managed HP with a 5412zl at the core.

Hi all, For our filtering we direct all staff traffic through port 8084, and all student traffic through port 8083. If I set up a guest Wi-Fi I want to direct all traffic on that through port 8083. I know I can setup a proxy.pac or a wpad file so that things auto-detect, but there's nothing stopping someone from manually specifying the port number, which could of course result in kids using Facebook when we don't want them to. Can I simply block port 8084 on my guest Wi-Fi somehow? The Wi-Fi network is a managed NetGear. Thank you Stuart

How did Darth Vader know what Luke was getting for Christmas? He felt his presents.

I know you're all about to hate me for this, but we receive around 2-3 all staff emails per week on a busy week, and one of those is a planned weekly email from the Head on a Friday. Our staff are exceptional at emailing only the relevant people, and not sending junk around.

The first no email day was 11/11/11, which is probably where they got the date from.

I'd like more hours in the day......

What are you trying to achieve? Presumably something you can't do in PaperCut's gui?

I bravely watched it at work with tissues on standby, but I didn't need them. Your concern is appreciated though.

I am also a 39 year old bloke, at work, sat in front of a computer. Perhaps I shouldn't watch it until I am in the privacy of my own home?

Can they access it from any other device within their home?

Been with PlusNet for years and never had a problem. And they will give you a fixed IP for a one off payment of a fiver!

Not a queue per paper size, but a queue per printer. Then when they choose an A4 printer, they won't get the option to print A3.

We had all sorts of issues with Follow Me queues as we had printers with different abilities all in it. We eventually had to come away from the Follow You stuff and just have a queue for each printer sadly. The amount of complaints I had from people releasing colour print jobs on a black and white printer was amazing. If there is a solution, then great and I'm all ears!

Smoke me a kipper!

Second paragraph; "The next chapter of the Star Trek franchise will also be distributed concurrently for television and multiple platforms around the world by CBS Studios International." My guess is Amazon Prime or another similar one you have to pay for.

I disagree slightly. I think actually everyone would be facing the other direction and taking a selfie with the ship.

I disabled it and it made no difference, so I ran the connectivity troubleshooter to reset stuff and it still didn't work. I've now rebooted the server as I need it to work and that has solved it. I'll just have to see if it does it again in the future. Thanks for all your help though.

Brilliant, thanks a lot. I'll give it a go in a bit.

Ah, on the team's properties I have "Virtual Machine Queues", "Virtual Machine Queues - Shared M...." and "Virtual Machine Queues - VLAN Id...." and they are all enabled. Do I disable on all three, and if I do will it make anything blip on the network as if it will I'll do it at break when less people are using things hosted on that server? Thanks again.

Checked the properties of all four NICs, and it's disabled on them all.