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  1. Depends on the persons position within the school and their responsibilities. I did the IOSHH managing safely course and did the risk assessments etc... for working at height which involved IT equipment. Ben
  2. Basically true but then how do you show competency? easiest way is to attend an official course. As well as working at heights with ladders and step ladders I also did the PASMA portable scaffold tower course which is valid for 5 years and we purchased a tower for this job and others around the school. If you can get some sort of tower or enclosed mini tower they're safer for this type of work than just a set of steps. Ben
  3. Erm guys this post was 3 years ago!!!!! Ben
  4. Most major players in the internet security field offer cloud based solutions that can augment the protection offered by o365. Ben
  5. Use a proper email filtering solution? Ben
  6. What's the exact model of the router it may be possible to flash it with a generic firmware. Ben
  7. I have a couple of these TP-Link TL-SG105E 5-Port Gigabit Easy Smart Network Switch - Ebuyer for my home network. Ben
  8. Take notes? You can't take notes at a test centre, you normally get a whiteboard to use but you're now allowed that with these ones. Ben
  9. I just used to do a mail merge. Ben
  10. Yeah was a pain when BT took that away. I'm on plusnet and around 120'is GB for us and we watch a lot of on demand sky and other streaming stuff. Ben
  11. http://www.edugeek.net/forums/behind-red-door/155059-another-school-stabbing.html Already posted. Ben
  12. Norse - IPViking Live is always a good site to show people with cyber attacks. Ben
  13. If you have enough machines and fewer candidates you can skip every other one to get more than 1200mm in exam situations. Ben
  14. Minimum for computers I've always used is 750mm x 750mm, more is great if you can get away with it. Ben
  15. They will fit in certain types of dado if it's deep enough but the only way to work that out would be to measure the depth you have and the depth you need. You can then put a dado backbox in the dado. Alternatively surface mount the standard patress box you get in the kit above or below the dado and conceal the wiring in the dado. Ben
  16. I backed https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2097793904/linkio/ as a retrofit solution due to the cost. I've looked in to Lightwave stuff before but it's quite expensive. Ben
  17. What's the noise levels on these like? Ben
  18. https://www.ubnt.com/airmax/picostationm/ B
  19. plexer

    Micro USB failure

    Those chargers are good I have 2, although the first one had some defective ports so Anker changed it and said I could keep the first one too. Good customer service. 2nd one hasn't missed a beat. I also have one of their car chargers and that's the nuts too Ben
  20. Create a shortcut? mstsc /v computername etc....??? Ben
  21. I didn't even notice what sub-forum it was in until now to be honest and reading the title did think it was related to Schools Broadband as a company. Ben
  22. Why would you post that when it's offers no help whatsoever to the OP, if your LMGTFY had actually turned up some good results then fair enough but it doesn't. Ben
  23. £900 for a company to supply and fit a complete online door including maglocks power supply etc... doesn't sound too bad tbh. Ben
  24. I'd guess something like iperf would do the job but don't ask me how to set it up These kind of issues really wind me up when that's the response from the ISP we used to get disconnect everyone and hook a laptop up directly, how does that help all that proves is the connection can cope with 1 user not 100's simultaneously which is what they are saying to you basically. Ben
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