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Nope because you could pull that off too via powershell and add them back when done too if needed.

There is also modified dates too, or delete ad object before rebuild

This might help too; Get Active Directory Computer Details Using PowerShell | Random Tech Tips

Could you not just pull this from AD computer object.

Glad to have helped you out :-)

Hi again sorry it has drag on a bit, So via our firewall monitoring adobe connect does try to bypass the proxy, you would need to contact you firewall peeps and get them to monitor the traffic will you attempt to connect. They should then do all the tweaking for you and give you details of what they did for your records. Also when the plugin tried to install the AV did grab it but a quick exclusion sorted that. Hope that helps a bit.

So just checking via our firewall and under our test teacher it is trying to bypass the users proxy settings which will then stop it from being used. We had to add a rule in the firewall to allow this

So your test user get out via a proxy filter or just via firewall? ie are all normal user block/allow via the proxy or is it via the firewall groups. We did have a similar issue were the connection tried to bypass the proxy for users and go straight to the firewall/gateway just checking our old jobs soloutions.

The AV is relevant if it is blocking any required plugins that are needed or stopping the cert in the browser. If it is a gpo the check the event logs you could also push out the required cert via a gpo.

But your fault is with a user (Teacher) who is not i hope a domain admin. Yes possible a gpo/web filter can you filter/track the site route via your firewall under that user to see if it is blocked?

Have you checked you AV, and logs?

which policy is the winning poicy? do you have a clash going on.

Hi Have you tried to upgrade the bios, and check the batteries. We had a few dell PC that had same sort of problems. A bios update and a few new batteries sorted them out.