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  1. Well that's one bypass you could try or if that was indeed the problem you could publish the certificate for enrolment it really would be best practice to use certificates to prove authenticity of the radius server. Ben
  2. Thought about this in the past under the guise that there are more pupils using more of the kit than just staff so issues with certain machines hopefully would get reported sooner rather than "well such and such computer hasn't worked for weeks/months/years" etc.... Now I work in the "real world" I don't have to worry about that anymore. Ben
  3. I'm not a huge fan of beans but do like some with jacket potato. Black pudding nom nom nom Ben
  4. PMP was clunky at best. Ben
  5. Yes that'll be the bleach. Ben - - - Updated - - - Yes that'll be the bleach. Ben
  6. I work in the IT dept for a well known cleaning product manufacturer and radios are banned in the factory for obvious reasons but banned with headphones in offices so people talk to each other although I don't know what's wrong with low level background music personally. Ben
  7. Radios and headphones are banned here. Ben
  8. Lol yeah if it was all replaced with a piece of toast I reckon I could do it Ben
  9. If you're setting up a test lab there's no need to register a domain. Ben
  10. No but @EduTech sitting on your face well that's enough to wake anyone, lol Sorry man hug at 4am I meant to say. Ben
  11. Authenticate users from hosted web app with internal AD accounts Ben
  12. Ok if they must have access to an internet accessbile "ad" you need to setup a directory server in a DMZ and push user changes to that security would be configured to only allow these changes to come from the IP's of your internal AD servers and then their service can auth against this server. Ben
  13. Considering there doesn't appear to be any other reference anywhere to the dog being called clay I'd hardly call that a trustworthy source, show me a video of the actual episode and I could believe it otherwise I'd go with a source such a IMDB or basically what ever list of dawgs net-ctrl has as the answers anyway. Ben
  14. Other than that I'd say all the other answers are correct. Ben
  15. According to imdb the dog is called Rude Dog Ben
  16. Inventry worked well when I saw it. Ben
  17. Ideally you should have a tool that operates like this Rackspace Directory Sync Installation and Set-Up Procedures | Knowledge Center | Rackspace Hosting user information is synced and password changes are also captured using a password change notification service. Shame that different companies produce their own rather than one tool that can support many upstream providers. Ben
  18. Piece of A4 paper and the person delivering the training can mark them in about 10 seconds flat, job done. Ben
  19. Just to point out that some of these programs linked don't actually make msi files they make standalone .exe installers. Ben
  20. It's the MS recommendation to install 32 bit office unless you really need 64bit for a particular reason. Ben
  21. No thought I had with setting the hard drive mode but that didn't work. Trueimage 2015 winpe boot media is now restoring quite happily though. Ben
  22. Tried that. I'm not using Trueimage 2015 although I haven't yet tried it with one of the particular ones that was giving me issues, will try tomorrow. Ben
  23. Seton do a version as well Setonmark Permanent Stencil Marking Kits | Seton UK with aluminium as one of the options. Do you have a laser cutter in the DT dept? Ben
  24. When I set this up I had 2 security groups wireless_users and wireless_machines and as long as the user or computer was a member of those groups they could log on, those groups were linked to the policy configured in nps. Ben
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