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@VeryPC_Colin_M #teamcolin What happened to Ross BTW? Sorry Anthony, but you're a relative newbie in the Edugeek/VeryPC world! Don't worry, you'll have your chance to prove yourself in a VeryPC battle/comp soon - which reminds me PADMAY anyone?
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[video] CATTERBOX™ - The world’s first talking cat collar
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No, we went with Parago in the end. We've not had chance to use it properly yet due to other commitments but I'll feedback when I've had a better go with it.
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Meraki can do this - and its free for up to 100 devices. Its what we use for our staff iPads.
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If they do a good leasing option I might!
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Help get Leeds Karate Team to 2016 World Championships in Portugal
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Help get Leeds Karate Team to 2016 World Championships in Portugal
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Warning: Shameless plea for donations... My daughter is a member of Karate International Black Belt School. They are a non-funded community group in Leeds. She has only been attending for 18 months but has already progressed to a green belt (Junior 6th Kyu). On the 31st of January 2016 Isabel entered the British Karate & Kickboxing Championships in Manchester. She won two bronze medals and qualified for a place on the England team and the opportunity to compete at the WKC World Championships in Portugal in October 2016. We are trying to raise £5,000 for the team to be able to pay for their travel, accommodation and England kit for this event. Sensei Steve Leak has setup a gofundme campaign to try and raise funds. If you are able and would like to help, please consider contributing. Even just £1 would help. If you own or represent a business, we are also looking for sponsors in return for advertising on our website and facebook page as well as wear sponsors logos on our uniforms. We will also be publishing the names of sponsors on our web sites and facebook pages as well as in any news articles. If you are in the Leeds area, why not come along to one of our fund raising events. More info on the Karate International facebook page. Many thanks, Ben.
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Have you tried the 'usual' passwords (with and without capital letters): Toshiba password fred letmein 1234 12345 123456 (and so on) fred football rugby cricket monkey shadow If you know anything about the previous user can you make a more educated guess. Name of first child is always a good place to start. Favourite football team/player. etc...
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These are the locations/files I've prevented .exe files from running (via group policy). Are there any others I should add to this? %localAppData%\*.exe %localAppData%\*\*.exe %localAppData%\Temp\*.zip\*.exe %localAppData%\Temp\7z*\*.exe %localAppData%\Temp\Rar*\*.exe %localAppData%\Temp\wz*\*.exe The following paths are for Windows XP machines (I've left these in just in case) %AppData%\*.exe %AppData%*\*\*.exe
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Altaro cost me £217 for up to 5VMs. Then its £63 annually after the first year for support/updates. Their pricing is based on the number of hosts, not the number of sockets. NOTE: If you run a local exchange server and want the item level restore feature you'll need the Unlimited edition which is nearer £400.
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Altaro - its simple, works well, copes with multiple backup locations, including rotating external drives etc... Their support is very good too. We use it to backup 4 VMs to a NAS box in the same cabinet, then an 'offsite' backup to a second NAS in another building. Granular level file restore is impressively easy and fast. You can download it and try it free for 30 days with unlimited VMs, after that you can use it with 2VMs for free, forever (if you are a spiceworks user). I've never used Veeam to compare, but its far superior to anything else I've used.
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Good luck to them removing the laser etched asset tags we have on ours!
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We went with Parago after having several companies in to do demos. They are coming in over easter to tag everything and load it into the system - saving us the headache of doing it! I'm testing the discover agent for PCs today - so far so good.
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[ipad] is it possible to connect to Wifi via a QR Code (witha proxy)
hallb15 replied to Bev's topic in Mobile Devices & Tablets
Its not possible on iOS devices, but you can do it on android - without proxy settings though... See QR Code Generator: QR Stuff Free Online QR Code Generator And Creator For Brochures, Print Advertising, Business Cards & Stickers to try it out I wouldn't advise it anyway as the password is not encrypted so anyone with any QRcode reader app could read it. -
Do you use PurpleMash? 2Publish and 2Publish extra have some simple templates like you describe. I know others that use Serif PagePlus starter edition which is free Free Desktop Publishing Software – PagePlus Starter Edition from Serif
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Welcome @Hrddrv sounds like a great job you have.
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I've been checking our firewall logs and noticed a huge amount of connections to sophosxl.net Over the last 7 days we have had 219,874 connections to sophosxl.net. That's 12% of all connections! sophosxl.net is used by Sophos clients (not the server) to look up the most up to date threat info directly from SophosLabs without waiting for the definitions to be updated by the local server. They call it Live Protection and I understand how it should work, but it seems excessive to me. I found this article which explains how Sophos Live Protection works in more detail, https://www.sophos.com/support/knowledgebase/111334.aspx Has anyone else had this issue?
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This has come up many times before. There are ways to script it, but the general consensus is that Onedrive for business isn't designed to replace your homedrive and so shouldn't be used that way. You can setup groups, e.g. an SLT group, and share documents that way but again that shouldn't be a substitute for a locally stored (and properly backed up) shared drive.
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If the ceiling is 20ft high, then there's obviously quite a long cable run. The power of the VGA output will vary across all devices, but is likely to be lower on laptops. You could try adding an active VGA splitter in between the offending laptop and the cable to the projector. Something like this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/StarTech-Port-VGA-Video-Splitter/dp/B000RMSAIU/ref=sr_1_8/278-2633314-1364222?ie=UTF8&qid=1458204787&sr=8-8&keywords=vga+splitters Note, it must be an active splitter, not just a cable as that would only serve to make things worse! This should ensure a 'strong' VGA signal is being sent to the projector.
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We had the same issue. Never found a reliable solution so looked at other options. We decided to use Wifi Photo Transfer. https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/wifi-photo-transfer/id380326191?mt=8 It installs a small app on the iPad which the staff open and can then get their photos and videos on any PC via wifi. Works a treat, especially if you have assigned static IPs to your iPads as then staff can create a shortcut/link to their own iPad.
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+1 for recuva. Its never failed me yet...
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Have you run GPO modelling to check the certificate policy is being applied to the relevant OUs? What DNS forwarders are you using?
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Welcome @gwil257
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Ours is very simple. Just the time/date, a window for video/photos, and a scrolling welcome message that gets updated manually once a week. The rest is just a background. When I get more time I might try adding something else such as a news feed but it seems to do the trick at the moment so if it 'aint broke...
