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Is it just google.com that's running on https? We redirect google.com to google.co.uk

DO you have a neighbouring school you can set up a reciprocal agreement with?

The downloads now look to be available

I thought CC4UPD071 was the only pre requisit?

At least you got it fixed

It looks as if they have run a net send command from another machine - does it reappear on reboot?

Could you use a transport rule? I have it set that any member of the e-mail group "restricted e-mail" cannot send e-mail to any member of the "Student" e-mail group without having a member of the "staff" e-mail group in the cc field. If transport rules can do that it should be able to do what you need.

Could it be that your other half is embarrassed and ashamed, and cannot imagine that you want to be with her, and that is why she is behaving as she is? If the pregnancy is the result of a brief moment she now regrets she's probably beating herself up about it too. Not saying what she did was right, of course. You need to know whether she is in a relationship with your "friend", and whether he is prepared to take responsibility for the baby. Foremost in your mind, of course, should be your daughter.

I found the helpdesk call from RM in my e-mails (RM set up our exchange box, so they provide our exchange support) 1. On the server running eclipse you should have in Computer Managment - Services and Applications - Internet Information Services a menu "Default SMTP Virtual Server". You might need to right click Internet Information Services and select New - SMTP Virtual Server. If it isn't there: i. Quit IIIS Manager Console ii. Open a command prompt on the server that is running IIS. iii. Go the following directory at the command prompt: %systemroot%\system32\inetsrv iv. At the command prompt, type the following command: regsvr32 inetmgr.dll regsvr32 smtpsnap.dll v. Start IIS Manager Console. The default SMTP Virtual Server snap-in should now appear. You need to configure the SMTP Virtual Server to suit your needs, but that fixed it for us.

I had the same problem, and fixed it eventually. My notes, such as they are,, should be at work - I'll try and remember to look them out on Monday. Feel free to give me a nudge if I forget.

In Opera I see this in the top blue bar below the login and above search.

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We have that picture on our office wall. If a student asks about it, we tell them it's our trained paper jam mouse. A lot believe us!

In reply to those who asked about our usernames - we have over 2000 students, Y7 to Y13. First, using the Year of entry into Y7 cuts down on duplicate usernames (We use Year of entry into Y7 Surname First initial, and the number of families who like their children to all have the same initial is huge!) and possibly more important, we need to be able to tell by looking at the username what year the user is in - if only to prevent the use of sibling usernames to bypass Internet filtering, as sixth form have a different filtering level to Y7. I do import a csv at the beginning of the year, but it seems to overwrite students randomly when the SIMS import is run daily for attendance data. We have at least one new student every week, and having to go into frog to set them up there as well as in AD is an annoying extra step. I've open calls with frog every year, and all I get is the instructions on how to run a csv! All I want to resolve it is, rather than grouping all students together as "students" with one template, allow me to create a template for each year group. That way I can use a text field for the "year of entry into Y7" part of the username, and I can set the path to the userarea, rather than having to do that by csv as well. All new students would be automatically enrolled in frog from SIMS, and I would just have to change the text field for each group once a year.

One of our teachers is stuck on a cruise ship in Barbados - I thought those ships were designed to sail on the sea, not fly!

I've had a problem with BE which required all servers to be rebooted - apparently the servers were being locked by one server, preventing others from connecting with the backup server.

My major issue with frog is that it doesn't seem to be able to cope with user areas spread over more than one server, or user names that don't obey their rules. The majority of our sixth form join in year 12, but frog insists on using year of entry, not year of entry to Y7, meaning that frog usernames don't match ours, and we have to manually rename the majority of our 6th formers. Coupled with that the fact that all students user area path can only point to one server, which means we have to manually remap all userarea paths for 2/3 of our users. Yes, we can run a csv to put in users and user area paths, but it looks like the nightly SIMS import routine overwrites our csv. However, we're stuck with it - the LEA provide it for us.

I would have thought the server would allocate IP addresses via DHCP, not the router.

I'm getting "invalid attachment"

I don't think you need the .edb either - my example up there works - adapting it to your server would give Get-Mailbox -database "DRA-EXCH\Students Database" | set-mailbox -recipientlimits 1

Easily done - you get so used to using UNC paths, it looks wrong when they're not there!

You also don't need the \\ Just the server name and database name.

In my case the command is Get-Mailbox –Database “dstc-ex-001\Students Database” | set-mailbox -recipientlimits 1

Do you have a separate database for student users? If so run this command in powershell: Get-Mailbox -database "Servername\Storage Group\database" | set-mailbox -recipientlimits 1

No, frog allows access to the users home folder on the network.