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Hi, did you encounter any problems with this? I have have an issue importing the power automate, I get the following error for DROP IN FLOW: Flow save failed with code 'DynamicOperationRequestClientFailure' and message 'The dynamic operation request to API 'sharepointonline' operation 'GetTable' failed with status code 'NotFound'. This may indicate invalid input parameters. Error response: { "status": 404, "message": "List not found\r\nclientRequestId: 897770d3-7d71-407b-ac08-16af811c5982\r\nserviceRequestId: 897770d3-7d71-407b-ac08-16af811c5982" }'. I can't see what is causing this. it is not in the file edited earlier in the script.

If you have quite a bit of licencing changes to do or just want an over view of licences then I find this utility works really well: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Office365-License-cfd9489c/view/Discussions Its worked a treat for me to remove licence features for a large number of users.

What ever flavour or WIFI you choose in my opinion the Vendor who installs the system is as important as the system. If the Vendor is not up to scratch your experience of any system will be poor. All the systems mentioned have pros and cons and are in some way limited by their own technology stance. I would be looking on here for preferred suppliers and make sure you get what you pay for. clued up engineers are worth more than just throwing more AP's into an area.

We are with Impero, we have have tried several others AB Tutor, Netsupport and none deliver anywhere near what Impero does. I feel the pain on the price but sometimes you only get what you pay for and we are using so much of Impero that we are seeing savings in Time and that equates to saving money. the plus+ things for us are 1. It works really well (most of the time) 2. It has the widest amount of features 3. support is really good (in our experience) 4. there seems to be a development road map the down side: 1. Price 2. Price 3. Price 4. You guessed it Price *Do I get a discount for shameless promnotion??

Discover is on the same VM as our main SIMS dB wether it is a physical box or a VM so long as it is beefy enough for SIMS it will run Discover.

We block Youtube for students and allow staff access, we use Planet eStream internally to record, save and deliver content, we are encouraging staff to use this instead of Youtube.

Server room sits at 18-20

The Guys LUNS demo'd ZiLink for Moodle Single-Sign-on, SIMS integration, Room Booking and Parental Engagement Looked really good well worth a look If you have lots of money the 3D Printer from HP was great.

on to my second MiFi device as it was upgrade time and have been using with 15G allowance. We have no land line so this is our only Internet option have had little trouble also 3 are starting to roll out the improved network we get about 2Mb where we are but had 7mb+ when we were on holiday great little device Vodafone are now doing a similar device not sure how good it is though

Like a bad comedian "I'm here all week"

Now how about a cunning plan (as cunning as a fox indeed) to convince SMT that we need one hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

CLEO will charge as the backup ability is removed so you could not even get to the full backup option without being given a "decomitioning" charge for engineer time and giving you access to an ftp link with password. I think charging for full access to our data is out of order, but we needed to make th move away from CLEO so we paid it just to break free We decided against in house hosting even though we have the capacity as for us strategically it made more sense to spread the risk if the school was closed (snow etc) and we were runnning lessons we would hope an external source would be more resiliant etc If you have little Moodle experience please approach with caution as you are also responsible for security and updates another reason why we have kept our Moodle hosted else where.

We have a laptop set up with the latest version of sims on and attach a reasonably uptodate backup of our data. We use this for teasting and also a couple of times as a real emergency backup to run the school when all other systems were down. it's straight forward todo but we keep it very secure as it is a portable copy odf your school data.

Hi The instructor really know his stuff and whilst we followed the course booket we went a lot further in dept into real time senarios rather than just follow the exam book page for page which I found much more useful so in all a good course.

I done the Vsphere training with QA QA – PRINCE2 training, ITIL training, Microsoft training, technical IT training, Microsoft Office training, management training and more they have locations all over the country