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And it is definitely in JPG format?
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Eek! We've always been on a Vanilla setup, so we've not had the luck () of running RM!!
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Hello, We are just about to use the booking system, but have noticed what looks like a bug. We have added some department laptops to the system and have enabled split resources. However, during testing, we have noticed that if we book say 10 out 20 laptops, the booking system time slot will still say there are 20 free laptops. Surely, this should say 10? (in this particular case) Whilst on the subject of the booking system, is it possible to have FREE/Not Booked time slots a different colour so that they can be easily identified? Either make them bold, or green - something like that. Thanks in advance.
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I have just managed to get that working. Just what I was looking for!! 3 questions: 1). If access the site using https://servername/hap it Signs In automatically. However, if I go to: https://hap.school.lea.sch.uk/hap it doesn't. How can I get that working? I don't mind if I have to use https://servername/hap other than it prompts about an invalid certificate. 2). When it signs me in automatically this error is displayed: "Invalid length for a Base-64 char array or string.". Any Ideas? 3). When accessing https://servername/hap on Chrome, the Forms username and password page is displayed, however, on Internet Explorer it logs in straight away. Is there a setting in Chrome that needs to be changed? Thanks!
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I edited Default.aspx Under (line 18) I put: School Name Is that the sort of thing you mean?
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We've just done the same for all our Student machines. Time will tell I guess, but from all the comments about doing this, it's likely it will solve this issue for us.
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Found this document: Group Policy not applying for just one user….. “INFO: The user does not have RSOP data” | Netspoon It might help, or it might not.
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Does oobe\info\backgrounds contain any other files or just that one? Sent from my iPhone using EduGeek
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That's most odd. Does it work on for another user? Sent from my iPhone using EduGeek
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It will dump it into C:\Users\%username% Although you can specify any path you want. For example: Gpresult /h c:\gpos\gpo.html Sent from my iPhone using EduGeek
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RSoP has always worked for me. If there are issues run gpresult /h gpo.html from a command prompt as admin to dump the applied GPO settings into a readable HTML document. Sent from my iPhone using EduGeek
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Yep. Sent from my iPhone using EduGeek
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Ok. If you run rsop.msc does it show that the policy for Always Use Custom Background has been applied to the computer? Sent from my iPhone using EduGeek
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Has the background been copied to C:\Windows\System32\oobe\info\backgrounds? Sent from my iPhone using EduGeek
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If you want, feel free to message me your GPO showing the settings, and I'll take a look.
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You will want to create a GPO that copies backgroundDefault.jpg from say NETLOGON to C:\Windows\System32\oobe\info\backgrounds\ You need to set the GPO setting "Always use custom logon background" which is located in "Computer Configuration\Policies\Admin Templates\System\Logon" This should then work and on the logon screen your custom background should be shown. Regards, J_Worth
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What format is the logon background in? Only jpg images work for the background image and it needs to be less than 200kb (iirc). Also, you need to name the background - "backgroundDefault.jpg"
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Hello everyone, We have just got the booking system up and running and working quite well. I was just wondering if the following authentication scenario is supported: If so, is it possible for it to be set up like this: https://hap.school.lea.sch.uk/hap/bookingsystem - this uses Windows Authentication and logs the user in automatically https://hap.school.lea.sch.uk/hap/helpdesk - this uses Windows Authentication and logs the user in automatically but if they were to go to: https://hap.school.lea.sch.uk/hap - it would show the login form and ask for username and password. Thanks.
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Accessing the internet with VLANS and pfSense
J_Worth replied to J_Worth's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
I cracked it! I hadn't changed the default LAN rule from "LAN subnet" to "any". The router was pinging successfully because it was directly connected to the "LAN Subnet" Thanks for the pointers and your help. -
Accessing the internet with VLANS and pfSense
J_Worth replied to J_Worth's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
The edge router is a LEA owned router. We have LEA range of 10.208.208.0/21, but we want to have flexibility and more addresses, so we want to place a pfSense between our LEA IP range and our custom ranges. Like this: School Network ----> pfSense (LAN 10.10.255.254 & WAN: 10.208.208.10) -----> LEA Router (10.208.208.1) -----> Internet pfSense is configured to use NAT, could this be causing the problem? -
Accessing the internet with VLANS and pfSense
J_Worth replied to J_Worth's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
That's what I've tried doing. On the pfSense box I have created a gateway on the LAN interface of 10.10.255.253 I have then defined static routes back to the individual VLAN subnets. For example: Network: 10.10.10/24 Gateway: LANRouting - 10.10.255.253 Interface: LAN I have set a default route on the switch Sent from my iPhone using EduGeek -
Accessing the internet with VLANS and pfSense
J_Worth replied to J_Worth's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
Yep. It has: 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.10.255.254 I can ping 8.8.8.8 from the layer 3 switch but not the clients. Sent from my iPhone using EduGeek -
Accessing the internet with VLANS and pfSense
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Routing is taking place on the Layer 3 switch. This is where VLAN ACLs will be placed. Sent from my iPhone using EduGeek -
Accessing the internet with VLANS and pfSense
J_Worth replied to J_Worth's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
The clients have a default gateway of the IP interface of the vlan. The core switch has: 10.10.255.253 set on a vlan interface (5) and the pfSense has 10.10.255.254. Sent from my iPhone using EduGeek -
Hello everyone, I am having an issue trying to access the internet from some VLANS located behind a pfSense (which is doing NAT and is set to Automatic) box. The setup is as follows: VLAN 5 - 10.10.255.253 (Layer 3 Switch) -> 10.10.255.254 (pfSense LAN interface) VLAN 10 - 10.10.10.0/24 VLAN 20 - 10.10.20.0/24 VLAN 30 - 10.10.30.0/24 The VLANs can ping each other so inter VLAN routing is working ok. I have set a default route of: 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.10.255.254 I can ping 8.8.8.8 from the Layer 3 switch CLI, but for some reason, I cannot ping that address from any of the clients on any of the VLANS. The clients cannot ping 10.10.255.254 but the Layer 3 switch can. How can I get internet access on the clients? Thanks.
