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In your testing if a user creates a custom group in their Gmail does it sync to Outlook?

You also have to remove the simsLoad part from the shortcut. You want the /mutilinstance switch on the pulsar.exe part only

I think what you are looking for is the equivalent of exchange distribution groups where you can allow sender's from and specify users or groups. Those users don't have to be members. The only options right now are, restrict so members of the group can only email the group. All in org can email the group. Or use the settings in this guide https://support.google.com/a/answer/2640542?hl=en I've never tried your way of doing it personally. I last asked about settings similar to exchange to someone at Google and they said it their number one Gmail feature request and would be available "soon"

For password changes see step 8 https://support.google.com/a/answer/2611842#nochange

Do you run PARS and/or insight by any chance? 17.5 is probably about right depending on how much maintenance of deleting old data/attendance marks you do. Ours was 30+ because PARS was storing attachments to emails sent to parents for the last three years

https://twitter.com/fraserspeirs/status/1204470761207013377?s=19 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cFLz-_zlEUEKxA6KmXJ093HlalaMHTtCF5X2LY3OF-c/edit?usp=drivesdk Haven't tried this guy's extension but is worth a look

Even on Office 365 you should be able to do something similar. Microsoft Forms into a spreadsheet, then create an HTML email (maybe a table) from all the messages in the spreadsheet, then clear the spreadsheet. Microsoft Flow may help you but I've never used it in anger.

Google Apps script would do something like that if you're a Google Edu school. If you use Gmail you could scrape the last 7 days of emails and send out a digest. Or users could submit text on a Google form, and then merge responses into an email. If you're interested in doing something with one of those am happy to help

Note on my step one I think it's the client computers that sends the emails. They aren't routed through the SIMS server (I think but can check Monday)

So with the LGfL they restrict you sending out through port 25 and it needs to go through their mail relay. This is to protect against their external IP addresses which are shared between schools potentially being marked as spam. You have two options. 1 set up every computer to speak with the lgfl mail relay directly. So in FMS you would set the mail settings but the LGfL would need to know the IP address of every client computer running FMS that will potentially send an email. To make this practical you would probably have to set reserved IP addresses in DHCP. If you get another computer in a year or so it's another ticket to the lgfl to set up. 2. You set up an SMTP feature on a Windows server which has a static IP address. You give that IP address to the lgfl. The lgfl allow emails from your domain to be routed through the address. You then set FMS to point to that mail relay on the server. No reserved IP addresses are necessary. That mail relay server can be used for photocopiers and any other internal program needing to send emails. If you still need on Monday I can give you a more step-by-step guide on setting this up

Same as you've just done for students. A custom list of addresses that you want staff to see and apply it to them.

@SchoolsBroadband Depends what services you use. Most secondaries I deal with only USO for staffmail and student email. We have one that I've not had to give out USO because they use Gmail. That's mainly because there are no USO services provided that are worth using/wanting to be used in a secondary. So USO use is restricted to a few staff if for that Gmail school. That used to be a financial problem for secondaries in my opinion where it wasn't "worth it" compared to a broadband package of some variety. In the last few years it has got much better financially with Meraki, Neverware, Adobe etc available for free. It's still a case of if you can make use of a good amount of the bundled services then you are getting value for money. Add in the training available, resources etc it's not half bad

So some how you are probably still outputting a class that either has no students or has no teachers. Can you look at that line and see if it refers to students or teachers? You may need to tweak the SIMS reports to suit your school. I had tried to mitigate for this in the Enrollment-Students report by filtering for classes: 1. Where teacherId that was not null ie had a teacher 2. Classes had more than 0 students 3. And the id of the student wasn't null Enrollment Teachers only give classes with a teacherId. You'll need to see why you are getting classes with no student or teacher id in those two reports. If you can tweak the report to sort that then you should be ok. If not we might have to remove it with powershell in the script.

Also, I know you like your scripts so if there's anything to tidy that script up feel free!

It depends on where SIMS is installed on whatever computer you are doing it. On the server I wrote the script on it is just c:\program files\

Hi, Yeah I was having problems with that. Make sure you've double-quoted your path - $simsCommandReporterPath = '"C:\Program Files\sims\sims .net\CommandReporter.exe"' And let me know

You've added each unifi ap as a radius client?

Hi, I managed to spend a little bit of time on this today. Fortunately, I've also got a SIMS school that I'm currently setting up G Suite for to play with. Zip file contains a SIMS report definition to import to SIMS, and a powershell script that runs the SIMS reports to CSVs, manipulates the CSVs into the format required by GSDS and runs the sync. The idea being that this powershell file could be set to run daily. Cheers Gavin GSDS Sanitized.zip

Think it'll probably need some external manipulation to get the CSV correct. For example the users file is going to have to be combined with students and staff as I don't think they can be output in one CSV from SIMS

Trust you've come across this? https://www.synology.com/en-global/knowledgebase/DSM/tutorial/Network/What_network_ports_are_used_by_Synology_services What are you trying to achieve? Remote access to the Synology? File access? Is the Synology that's off-site on a static IP? Is it a URL you are trying to access? Or a service over a port? I'm sure if you gave @PaddyNewman your ticket number he could help. Have you asked Atomwide for help with packet captures or are you just trying ports on the spreadsheet?

Let us know if you get it working.

https://www.imsglobal.org/lis/imsOneRosterv1p0/imsOneRosterCSV-v1p0.html#_Toc421598317

You name and format the files according toIMS OneRosterTMv1.0specifications. You must keep all the filesin the same directory as SDS.

Also there is a great extension for sheets called chromeinventory or chromebookinventory It exports all your device data to the Google sheet you are in. In there you'll be able to see the fields that have the last users of the device. If you want you can also easily edit fields like asset id to add your asset tag number and upload the changes to the admin console all within a Google sheet.

I had it on someones computer recently but can't remember what fixed it exactly. I'm pretty sure it's something in the VB script of report data.xls