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Hi, We are ironing out a few issues with BYOD and mobile phones connected to our WiFi network. We use Smoothwall and although everything works fine (phones are connected and filtered correctly) there's an exclamation mark next to the WiFi symbol and the phone states 'Connected without internet' in the WiFi settings. Users are always reporting it as an issue although haven't gone as far to check. This also happens with Chrome. I thought it was to do with Captive Portal check URLs so have added the ones I see to our exception list. This hasn't made a difference. The URLs don't get filtered or require authorisation. Here are the various URLs I added to the exception lists: apple.com/library/test/success.html clients3.google.com/generate_204 connectivitycheck.android.com/generate_204 connectivitycheck.gstatic.com/generate_204 detectportal.firefox.com/success.txt google.com/gen_204 gstatic.com/generate_204 msftncsi.com/ncsi.txt play.googleapis.com/generate_204 Does anyone know how the Android system determines whether there is internet connectivity? Thanks, Paul

Worked it out! The main issue was the /q flag. It needed to be /qn so that it wasn't expecting the user to see an interface. Once that happened, it actually started failing rather than timing out. Once I disabled the MSI Restart Manager it was fine. The most important parts are highlighted in bold. Hope this helps someone! msiexec /i "sw-safeguarding-client-2.8.0.msi" /norestart MSIRESTARTMANAGERCONTROL="Disable" OrgID= SerialID= /qn /L*V "C:\smoothwallmonitor.log"

Hey, Am having trouble deploying Smoothwall Monitor using SCCM. We had our install last week and everything was deployed fine to all devices (apart from an immediate, unnotified restart). However, when deploying the same msi, on an OSD, it times out after several hours and fails the task sequence. I've taken a screenshot of the errors in the logs but not sure what it is. It says on the DCM log about waiting for reboot etc but with /norestart or REBOOT=ReallySuppress it doesn't make a difference. CMD line I'm using: msiexec /i "sw-safeguarding-client-2.8.0.msi" OrgID= SerialID= /q /L*V "C:\smoothwallmonitor.log" Hoping someone has come across this issue and can shed some light on it. Thanks

SOLUS was absolutely useless for the Spring release so have had to resort to doing it manually till I have the time to work out the issue. Thanks so much for the suggestions, will give them a go in the morning.

Hi, I'm having issues deploying SIMS via a script on SCCM (full system deployment -Windows 10) but SIMSInfrustructureSetup.exe keeps timing the script out. The trouble with the SCCM deployment is that it doesn't show any popups/errors etc... If I run the script manually as local admin, it works fine?! What exactly does the SIMSInfrustructureSetup.exe installer actually install so I can just leave it out? Or does anyone know if I'm using the wrong syntax: SIMSInfrustructureSetup.exe /s {QuietMode} {SIMSWorkstation} Appreciate any help. Thanks, Paul

Not a problem. Downloaded, thank you!

Hi, It was the ActiView driver files in an MSI I was after. I have the board ones but need to script the install of the visualiser drivers. Thanks.

Hey, Apologies for dragging up a very old thread but is it possible to get a copy of this at all, please? Thanks, Paul

There's nothing that suggests its the GP settings. Have also come across someone else with a similar issue but never came up with a permanent fix unfortunately. (https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-servicing/january-2022-quality-update-breaks-passing-domain-credentials/m-p/3129892#M1458) Seems its down to the details not being stored in the credential manager correctly?! I'm not sure the workaround will work for us as our users are forced to change their passwords fairly regularly and will be really reluctant to be messing with the Credential Manager.

So I tried a few things over the weekend, connecting with it on both 0 and 1, no luck. Also, set up a temp 2022 server and tried that, exactly the same issue. I'm going to trawl through the GP settings to see if a recent policy definition update was to blame?!

Connecting with the IP instead doesn't change anything and also UseRasCredentials was set to 1 but didn't make a difference when trying to connect with it either way.

Uninstalling the update didn't fix the issue (I'm running 21H2 so its KB5003791).

I'll try it in the morning and report back, thanks!

I did think that but again, unless I'm not searching the correct thing, I can't find anyone else with the same issue. We didn't experience that specific issue but that's not to say that it isn't?

Hi, We are using RRAS for our dial-in VPN service (L2TP- with PSK) and all of a sudden, users are unable to access file shares using their domain credentials. What used to happen is they'd connect to the VPN, a VBS script would run to map drives and printers. As the VPN had logged them in using their domain credentials, there was no need to specify any credentials for home drives etc in the scripts. Now however, they are logged in... (I can ping the DC), the script says the password was incorrect. If I try and access the share manually via windows explorer, I receive: 0x80004005 unspecified error. But manually mapping the drive with credentials will work... The only thing that I can find is in the domain controller security event log (the RRAS server's entries look fine) screenshots are attached. Perhaps I'm not searching online for the correct keywords but I can't seem to find anything that will help. As you can see, the dial-in computer's user credentials are being used to attempt authentication (not domain) with the domain controller having just been authenticated by the RRAS server using them??? Any help is appreciated by me and lots of frustrated teachers Thanks, Paul