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Jamesmaps

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  1. Aha, same here!
  2. Yeah you can set that up. Set the hostname form as the first task in the workflow. It'll still show up even if the computer is already in the database, but the fields will be filled in with the correct info. Then after the image task put the configure task, tick the box to rename the computer and you're done!
  3. The firewall is out of my control (and I have no idea how it's setup : P) as I am but a humble minion. The network manager is off for the next few days but I'll poke him when he gets back!
  4. Hmmmm I tried whitelisting 'c.youtube.com' but the same thing still happens.
  5. Hi All, We're having problems getting iPads to play Youtube videos through our (non transparent) proxy. It works fine when I connect to our dev wireless that uses no proxy. However on our normal school wide wireless we just get the error "The operation could not be completed". Looking through the logs on Smoothwall there doesn't appear to be any errors occurring though. .......Perhaps it's a firewall issue? Does the Youtube app use different ports? Anyone had similar issues? James
  6. I've been looking around to see if it's possible to deploy Win 7 + Ubuntu in a dual boot environment with WDS. From what I can see.... it's either not possible or incredibly difficult. Anyone have any experiences on this?
  7. Sorry that's my fault - typing mistake, in the script with the actual server URL it's all correct! Don't get any errors on running the script. It just won't print... In Printers & Faxes clicking on the printer properties gives an access denied error. Printing from Word gives a weird insufficient memory error, on multiple computers.
  8. Hi Guys, We're currently having a problem deploying IPP printers across the school and I can't for the life of me get it to work correctly. This is the script that I've got so far: rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /ga /b "p901-1mon" /if /f "\\SERVER\SHARE\hpc300xc.inf" /r "//PRINTSERVER:631/printers/p901-1mon" /m "HP LaserJet P3005 PCL 6" Note that there is actually "http:" infront of the PRINTSERVER bit but I don't have enough posts to post links apparently.... Our current setup is a Debian print server using CUPS + Pykota requiring authentication. The problem is.... how do we set the authentication. It seems to default to 'anonymous user' and just gives an access denied error. Should we just ditch this idea and try deploying with GPO? Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
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