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Is it the same display when you look as admin / that user / different user? Colour settings are per user, so if they change their colours, yours wont. Also its safe to delete desktop.ini, I ban them here (the files) XP clients search for these over 1000 folders and it takes 5 mins plus to list all the folders. fooby P.S Do a search of their document folders and delete all of the desktop.ini files.
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Some silly chap has built a Japaneese style wooden case. Pretty amazing made from wood! Impressive pics here http://www.ecogeek.org/content/view/62/1/ fooby
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Can anyone recommend suppliers and £ of Hard Glass TFT Monit
fooby replied to Kyle's topic in Recommended Suppliers
We have the glass fronted ones in an adult learning room, covered in finger marks I have also visited another school where they had standard TFT's (without glass) they had none broken and thought these were better than glass front. Personally I think the non-glass are better, to break a tft you have to whack it hard and a glass front will only slow down the inevitable. fooby -
Can anyone recommend suppliers and £ of Hard Glass TFT Monit
fooby replied to Kyle's topic in Recommended Suppliers
Whats the benefit of the glass front? fooby -
What you will need is this http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/technologies/security/ws03mngd/33_s3ics.mspx http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=windows+server+2003+ics&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 Basically you can use Internet Connection Sharing (aka ICS) to do this P.S I have never used this (We currently use WinGate) fooby
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Try here we used them - seems good. http://www.laserink.co.uk/html/refurbishedhpprinters.html fooby
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I lose track of what they all do, But we have over 18 servers. 5 NAS 3 DC 1 Proxy (Wingate) 1 Exchange 1 Web 1 File (Software) 1 Ghost 1 Altiris Deployment / VPN 1 SIMS / SQL Admin 3 Terminal Servers Probably more....... Also 500 fat clients, 100 thin clients, 1200 students, 300 staff fooby
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I don't know about other peoples experiences, However we as a school have decided to go HP only as far as we can. Bad experiences with other makes / models of printers have made us change. We like HP so much so that we buy refurb's and know they will work http://www.laserink.co.uk/html/refurbishedhpprinters.html is our main supplier. However since we haven't use any OKI recently I couldn't comment on your printers. fooby p.s Do you need network printer cards? They can be added to the HP 4000 series v.easily. Edit: P.S the HP 2600n is one we are v.pleased with so far http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm/WF05a/18972-236251-236268-15077-f51-446153.html
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Jus thought I would regurgitate a news posting I saw
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I think this belongs here more than the Thin Client section (I could be wrong ) Basically, some people have developed an RDP server for linux so you can use mstsc to connect to remote desktops and such running on a linux server. http://blogs.msterminalservices.org/rodrigues/2006/04/25/rdp-is-now-on-linux/ fooby
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Not that I don't mind, but googling "recover offline files" (no quotes) returned these results instantly.... http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=recover+offline+files&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 http://www.windowsitpro.com/Windows/Article/ArticleID/39422/39422.html http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;884739 http://www.experts-exchange.com/Operating_Systems/Q_21709695.html http://blogs.msdn.com/jonathanh/archive/2004/08/21/218463.aspx
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Found this on the net, download it CHMOD +x aboutme then run it. I have never used it, this is just a quick google. http://bullium.com/downloads/aboutme hth fooby
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Anyone?? I make loads of these at work for teachers to do things (means I don't have to move ) fooby
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Even though it is fixed, Have you thought about making these computers thin clients? Are they up to spec to run XP well? fooby
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Students are installing IM apps to their home folder
fooby replied to bwallman's topic in How do you do....it?
I'm sure I have added drive letters to Software Restriction Policies....... fooby -
I'm still from the security over complaints way. We have an approachable principal and after talking with them they agreed (start scaring them with the possibility of students accessing confidential data and that there would be lawsuits) this way they agree. And coming from the top down you are ok. Personally, I would have it lock after 2 minutes, the amount of times teachers leave the desk with sims.net open / their my docs folder with all their work in :@ When I was a student, if you left your pc logged on and walked away the nice helpful students in the suites would lovingly delete all your home folder. This way you learned the hard way to logoff properly / don't leave things unattended. Oh and backups?.. no chance :/ fooby
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Doesn't appear so, You could 2-step the process and backup to disk then ntbackup those files to a tape. Didn't notice that since we don't do tape backups (sshh dont tell anyone ) It can do to CD / DVD, FTP, Windows Network Share (samba too I guess) fooby
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We applied the same thing 5 minutes, teachers winging for a few months then they just got used to it. Its just a pain barrier, get the director / head of ict or your data protection officer to send out an email / letter telling the reasons why (use scary long legal words) Eventually they will give up moaning. Incidentally if there is a popup menu (the start menu should do this) open, then the screensaver wont activate fooby
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Recently Comodo decided to let their backup software be free (maybe drawing people to buy their other products) I just got it having a look now seems good http://www.backup.comodo.com/ Maybe I can ditch [insert common backup solution rhyming with very tas]
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Don't worry, I'm just as bad as everyone else at posting... then thinking about searching :-/
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If you search edugeek, this has been discussed previously, see these threads http://edugeek.net/index.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1579&highlight=block+msn+messenger http://edugeek.net/index.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=2145&highlight=block+msn+messenger fooby
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In the GPO for these users go to user config > admin templates > desktop > active desktop > active desktop wallpaper > and set the wallpaper with an image you specify which will prevent the users from changing the wallpaper at all. this is the microsoft documented way. if you dont want a wallpaper create a 1pixel image file save this as a .bmp and then set it to that. or set it to a file that doesnt exist. this locks out the set as wallpaper setting fooby
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This is a small list that looks at the process name "notepad.exe" somehow when office opens programs they automagically pass this list. What you can do is use Software Restriction Policies to lock them down (its a lot stronger) Try User Configuration > Windows Settings > Software Restriction Policies !! Read how to use this and test this in a different GPO first !! http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/maintain/rstrplcy.mspx http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=software+restriction+policies&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 fooby P.S I have gone nuts with this here no one runs anything unless I say so [evil sysadmin icon]
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Thanks I have a few running as LocalSystem, maybe thats why File Replication isnt working too well ......
