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I've gone with SSL247. They seem pretty responsive, I've managed to deal with an actual human who has helped me with my choice of cert and they take PO. Result. Thanks guys.

Thanks for all the replys guys. I'll take a look at those. John

No, direct debit is no good. Thanks anyway.

Good morning all. I thought I'd throw this question to the crowd as I'm certain this is an area we all suffer in. Has anyone managed to find a reliable domain registrar who'll take payment via PO? Our school does not have a credit card and our accounts department are stuck in the past, refusing to embrace modern payment methods. This leaves me stuck paying for things like SSL certs and domain renewals on my debit card and then later being reimbursed by the school. Now we're coming up for renewal again this is something I'd really rather do without. Anyone had luck here?

This is a full time position so it will include school holidays. 25 days a year holiday which is pretty standard. I'm not sure what you're asking regarding condition of employment.

We are currently searching for an organised and pro-active full time IT technician to join our team at St Josephs College in Croydon. The deadline for applicants is Monday the 8th of July. IT Technician Job Advert Job Description Application form

Fair play. I'm just going on the sales blurb I was given on a cold call from them. It sounded like something we had covered between Ranger, SCCM, SCOM, Securus, etc and I don't like reinventing the wheel for the sake of it. I'll have another look though if I've been incorrect there.

^I've got to say, I'm not entirely sure why someone would want to replace one closed system like RM CC with another one, Impero. If you're going vanilla, go vanilla and stick to stuff that has a wide user base and good community support options. (Yes, cheers, I did mean 2012, we're currently using 2010 update 1.)

I don't know the pricing of RM CC but you'll still need a management suite which you'll have to licence anyway. Are you considering going to SCCM 2012 or something else? I'm currently using SCCM 2007 with the plan to upgrade to 2012 & MDT 2012 over the summer. [edited to correct MDT 2010 to 2012]

Good morning all. I apologise for making a thread which comes up fairly regularly on here but I'm at a loss as to where I am going wrong. I've read through many of the threads on here on this topic, and compared my config with other but I can't see where I am going wrong. I have MRBS running in a testing environment on my workstation. Windows 7 IIS 7, PHP 5.4.3 and PHP manager installed from the Platform web installer. LDAP extension has been enabled from within the PHP Manager. The domain controller I'm trying to authenticate against is a Windows 2008 R2 server. My MRBS authentication config from config.inc.php is as follows; // Authentication // Where is the LDAP server $ldap_host = "sdc02.sjc.ac"; //DC 2 //$ldap_port = 389; $ldap_v3 = true; $ldap_tls = false; // LDAP base distinguish name $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=SEN,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=Science,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=RE,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=PE,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=Music,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=MFL,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=Mathematics,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=Mandarin,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=ICT,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=History,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=Geography,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=FoodTech,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=English,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=DT,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=CoverSupervisors,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=BusinessStudies,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=Art,OU=Teaching,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=Administration,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_base_dn[] = "OU=Technical,OU=Staff,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_dn_search_attrib = "sAMAccountName"; $ldap_dn_search_dn = "CN=Administrator,CN=Users,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_dn_search_password = "*****"; $ldap_filter = "memberof=CN=mrbs_admins,OU=Groups,OU=Users,OU=Managed,DC=sjc,DC=ac"; $ldap_get_user_email = TRUE; $ldap_email_attrib = "mail"; $ldap_unbind_between_attempts = FALSE; $ldap_debug = TRUE; All the LDAP DN's have been copied directly from Sysinternals AD Explorer so they should be correct. I'm trying to test logging in with my user which is a member of the technical OU and also a member of the mrbs_admins group specified in the ldap_base_dn. When I attempt to login I'm just given the message "Unknown user". I'm not sure where to look for any logs or diagnostic information about what is happening. Can anyone see any glaring omissions from my config or can anyone tell me how I can get more detailed diagnostic information as to what is happening behind the scenes during my authentication request? Regards, John

Reading it again after a coffee I'm sure you're right. There are people earlier in this thread talking about getting paid £13k though.

36 hours a week at £7 an hour is over £12k £7 is what sainsburys pay 17 year olds when I was 17, 12 years ago. You also have the opportunity of over time and double pay on Sundays.

"what than actually is?" Sorry, don't understand that.

Are you a teacher as well because surely no one with that level of skill would work for £11,500? How could you even live on that. I'm really confused. You'd earn more behind the checkouts at sainsburys.

Sorry to bump this thread but I just can't imagine that any one would "network manage" for some of these figures. It blows my mind. Cost of living I've no doubt plays a big part though. I wouldn't be able to eat and pay for a studio flat on some of these wages. Still... A competent assistant manager should be on 23-25k and a network manager 30k and upwards. At the least.