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+1 for live register. Same experiences as ppl above

Even cheaper if you go to a ubiquiti "distributor". Even cheaper still if you get a trade account with the distributor http://www.4gon.co.uk/ubiquiti-unifi-ac-pro-indoor-outdoor-access-point-5-pack-p-6641.html Or Msdistribution (Msdist.something)

If you run get-uevtemplate on the client do you get any templates back?

Ok, presuming that you've enabled uev in group policy. Run get-uevconfiguration and get-uevstatus on the client to confirm that it is as expected. Copy all the templates from c:\programdata\microsoft\uev\inboxtemplates on the client to your template share. Restart, logon, test etc and see where you're at.

I put out UEV last week and think I was getting the same problem. I copied the templates from the windows 10 machine to our custom templates folder (where I have extra things like a chrome template). I then registered the templates on my test Windows 10 machine. Haven't looked into doing this en-masse. ---- Actually from reading this again you may only have to do one or other - copy to custom template share or register the templates on the computers c: drive. See this article http://www.hayesjupe.com/uev-now-included-in-windows-10-1607-and-above/

Haha, I'm with you (or at least with your point underneath the sarcasm). With the method of giving the parents no choice about times - they get whatever appointment Nova-P spits out for the most part - they get >95% parental attendance and don't want to see this drop by moving to a system where the onus is on the parents to make the appointment. I am trying to make the arguement that you pre-book your vunerables with the online system closed, open it up to parents for a week, then close it and assign appointments to the others that didn't bother. Keep the attendance up but give the parents that can be bothered the flexibility to make the appointments that suit them. Fear of change with this one. It works for the most part but takes days of admin time.

Thanks but is that not an online system where parents book themselves an appointment.

Hi, Was looking for any alternatives to Nova P for parents evenings. The school isn't interested in parents making bookings online and want to make the parents appointments before hand and send out letters old school. Essentially they want something that does what Nova P does but better (flexibility and functionality). They currently use nova p but find that they often have to make changes after running the schedule. Any ideas? Cheers

Just to make it clear this script logs a row to a Google sheet for each event. It isn't a full backup of the calendar but enough for me if I needed to recreate the calendar if I ever muck up my GAM script again.

I would look into DirectAccess then, it should (when it works) seamlessly make the computer think it's inside your network. No user interaction needed.

Is direct access an option for you? You can also keep their computer up-to-date with your policies as well as them able to access your resources.

Just to share my little error that started on Friday. We use Google resource calendars and appointment slots for Room bookings and a google form linked via script to a Google calendar for booking out a certain number of iPads from our bank. Anyway I accidentally deleted all of the resource calendars on Friday, went on chat with Google support but no - resource calendars aren't restorable (I presume user calendars are if the whole user is deleted), so I spent Friday recreating the calendars and the appointment slots for our resources and today working out how to back up the calendar automatically in case I'm ever stupid again. I have cobbled together and stole from a few scripts to come up a Google script. You'll need to enable the Sheets and Calendar API and change the details for calendarID, spreadsheetID and worksheetname. Any other problems let me know. You can also copy the script inbetween the first and last lines multiple times for different resource calendars in a different worksheet. I've then set a time based trigger to run this every hour. function listUpcomingEvents() { var calendarId = '[email protected]'; var optionalArgs = { timeMin: (new Date()).toISOString(), showDeleted: false, singleEvents: true, maxResults: 200, orderBy: 'startTime' }; var response = Calendar.Events.list(calendarId, optionalArgs); var events = response.items; if (events.length > 0) { var ss = SpreadsheetApp.openById('SPREADSHEETIDGOESHERE'); var sheet = ss.getSheetByName('NAMEOFWORKSHEET'); var lastrow = sheet.getLastRow() - 1 if (lastrow > 1){ sheet.deleteRows(2, lastrow) } for (i = 0; i < events.length; i++) { var event = events[i]; var when = event.start.dateTime; var end = event.end.dateTime if (!when) { when = event.start.date; end = event.end.date; } Logger.log(event.summary+' '+when+' '+end); sheet.getRange(sheet.getLastRow()+1, 1, 1, 4).setValues([[new Date(), event.summary, when, end]]); } } else { Logger.log('No upcoming events found.'); } }

Hi, We use a Meru system and have in the past just had WPA2 PSK networks. During Summer we changed to 802.1x authentication with AD logons. Since then we have been getting reports of wireless not working in some areas which used to be "fine". They are generally in classrooms that don't have an access point in the room but are surrounded by other classrooms with one. The old WPA2 SSID connects fine but the 802.1x SSID is a little more picky about having decent signal strength. Is that possible, likely etc or totally unheard of before?

Just to give another "solution" to the problem for anyone searching. We had recently moved SIMS logons to AD authenticated so knew that was where to start. In SQL Management Studio there were two sets of logons old simsdb_ghanel and the new DOMAIN\ghanel usernames. The domain SQL logons didn't have a user mapping for the discover DB so right click properties and add, schema DBO and tick the DiscoverLogin role membership underneath. Now just need to write the sql script to do this en masse.

I've got it installed on Server 2016. Can only think that I installed it on there in the very early days of the beta before the restriction. Runs fine and auto updates to latest versions without breaking.

How did you know I won!?! This is getting freaky (and off-topic)

I'm definitely buying a ticket now

Well done almighty @FN-GM you did it.

All I did was look for the first email from Google saying your accepted - click this link for mac, click for windows. This gets you the latest version which worked on my windows 10 surface - where it didn't before. Basically redownload and see if the update works for you.

Got an email this very evening from Google. The latest version supports secureboot.

Nothing has been updated on the guidance document. Revision notes for that webpage. 23 August 2017 Updated the UPN (unique pupil number) generator. 25 September 2015 Updated the UPN (unique pupil number) generator for the 2015 to 2016 academic year. 3 September 2014 Updated UPN generator for 2014 to 2015 academic year. 13 September 2013 First published.

Unless it's just that it's 11:50 and i'm glazing over.... I don't see an attachment. It's possibly both...

Anything useful in the event viewer? I would have hoped the reason code would be logged. The computer isn't in a different OU to the one you normally use for student access? ie somewhere like a staff room OU where deny logon locally for students may be applied.

Have they gone Dave?

Hi all, Got some money to replace 2 old 3Com 4800G that are our fibre 'core'. I'm looking for a switch (or more than one) that can take at least 30 sfp ports (SFP+ an advantage for future proofing at least). I need some layer 3 routing for VLans - voice, guest network etc separation. So far looked at the 3 x Unifi Edgeswitch 16XG - don't think it's got what I need for layer 3. 2 x Dell N3024F - seems like an ok option. What other options should I be taking a look at?