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Bradford have partnered with Aerohive. But agree, it is very expensive. Network Access Control (NAC) | Aerohive Networks might look at lightspeed too.

We've had nine of these projectors with the same issue over the last year or so all out of warranty. Last time an engineer came out, he said Hitachi had increased the warranty to 5 years on this model and should of emailed us with the details but had never hear anything from them. Worth a call to support. They have started swapping the projectors so you get a new projector and new lamp

We have an vlan'd network with Aerohive kit supplying the wireless to our staff and students. We'd like to check whats on the students devices before they connect, eg. antivirus up to date, not running torrents etc. Has anyone had an experience running NAC and can recommend any products?

Most of our printers are Kyocera's. (fs1370, fs2020, fs3900 and fs9120). We have very few problems with them. Maybe over the average number of jams but nothing serious. We had two fs9100 until last year, which were in heavy usage area which had been running for 7-8 years, couldn't fault them. Would recommend using kyocera toners, found they don't like the cheaper compatible versions. 5 minutes to set up and deploy via gp.

Sounds good, i'll be going

IT Network Apprentice (Level 3) - 37 hours per week, inclusive of 1 day per week training. Jobs at Kendal College You will train on a Level 3 ICT Professional apprenticeship and work as part of the college's network team providing efficient and effective IT services to support both staff and learners. For further details and to apply please visit the Apprenticeship Website at Home - Apprenticeships. If you need help using this service please contact Sam Sargeant on 01539 814718 Closing date for applications: Friday 06 July 2012

We are looking to secure an ipod nano, to stop it walking off in a students bag. Something similar to a kensington lock. Has anyone used any products in the past they could recommend?

Has anyone had any luck with this? Blender looks a great program just a real pain you cant change the default saving location.

We have four sets of Promethean Activote kits for sale with actislates. ActiVote is a hand-held wireless Learner Response System with a simple 6-button, A-to-F interface. Teachers poll students at any time during class to assess progress and, based on responses, customize lessons to create a more personalized learning environment that is tailored to individual student needs. Compatible with any windows based machine. Set 1 - 16 pods, one controller, one slate with pen and cables Set 2 - 20 pods, one controller, one slate with pen and cables Set 3 - 15 pods, one controller, one slate with pen and cables Set 4 - 20 pods, one controller, one slate with pen and cables All the sets come with a hard case and software/drivers for windows 7. The pods and cases have been marked with the department name. RRP - over £4k. £300 per set or £1,000 for all sets o.n.o (p+p - £15 per set) or have a drive out to the Lake district for pick up, can supply Kendal mint cake for the journey back. If you'd like any further information PM me . Mark

Lost, not the big American show, the Channel 4 show where three teams of people get dropped off somewhere in the world and have to make it back to London

Hi, After looking at all the commercial website (Welcome to liftshare.com » {The world's best journey matching, liftshare, car share, ride share system}, etc..) out there and getting quotes for a car sharing scheme, our senior managers decided it was too expensive and have asked me to create our own website, but has been a good few years since i looked at sql/database and website creation. Has anyone got any ideas where to start? i think we'd be looking for a log on page, a page where they can enter there journey details and some sort of search. Any help would be great cheers.

I got this email of Sir Greg too... what are the chances!!! i needless to say replied straight away and should be receiving my cheque within two days

Thanks you all your ideas. Cheers

Our students use shared folders to store there work. But Ive noticed that once in a while teachers will call up and report that students folders missing and there is only the file they were working on left. If you log the users off and back on the again the files are still there and will be fine for the rest of the day. It can effect one student but the student on the computer next to them is fine. On the server, it looks like it is just wiping all the open files in shared folder, but keeps all the sessions.

Cheers, yeah for custom made ones we were looking at £200-£300. Will look into cable management. Might try and get a trip to Ikea out of it for research purposes

Hi we are looking to buy furniture to hold an computer linked to an IWB, Amp etc... any ideas where we could buy furniture? We've been using a normal table for a while but our H+S officers isn't happy with all the cables hanging around. Cheers

We use wix.com. Really a flash website builder, but we've made the website slightly bigger then the screen to hide the wix logos. Plug an old laptop with web access to the screen. Got the weather, bbc news highlights and a slideshow showing at the moment. Set IE to reflesh every 10 minutes.

Cheers dave will give that a try. The damn thing works offline too.

Hi, Our lovely IT students love playing minecraft, but we cant figure out a way to block the Java program without effect the rest of windows. Normally we would block the exe of a game via sophos application control, but doesn't seem to work on this. Any ideas?

Thanks rrichmond, that works a treat. no more firefox portable here

Hi, We've always blocked web based emails like hotmail and yahoo, because we give all students there own email addresses when they join. We are looking at changing this, just wondering what you guys think are the pro's and con's of allowing these websites.

I've got a class that need to install server 2003, but I don’t want to give them our serial number, but it will be on the web in seconds, does anyone know where i could get a serial number that would expire in 30 days or similar Cheers.

I've got a class that needs to install server 2003, but I don’t want to give them our serial number, because it will be on the web in seconds, does anyone know where i could get a serial number that would expire in 30 days or similar. Cheers