DGardiner

i mean, outside of the android thing being dead the panels still perfectly fine as a 75" touchpanel. doesnt help that viewsonic use a proprietry ops slot...

hopefully promethian follow soon... the viewsonics are a slassic drop and forget job so not much hope of that happening

Were haaving this with viewsonic and promethian that i know of, i think its all the 3rd party ones

weve used cloudm in the past to merge stuff when we take over 365/google schools into our trust google tenancy it works well. id like to see how the new google migration stuff works though as that would save a nice chunk of money and we have 2 365 schools coming up to do and from memory the local authority have a single tenancy for the whole area so its a bit of a drama to get sorted...

can you ping the smoothwall? have you setup a proxy for the vlan?

you can forward to another number but the app would work better

not but it applies your policies regardless of login state

setup chrome managed browsers to stop this - its only a registry entry, key for the base ou to place the browser

not entirely relatedbut if you can get onto the switches weve had issues in the pass with smoothwall auto negotiating link speed which led to poor performance - they had to be set on each device to 1g

for quic: block port UDP 443/80 on the firewall as for doh/etc you will need to check with your filter/firewall for things to try as its usually a layered approach

is the json payload set on the user ou? in in chrome://policy is it saying that the policy is coming from cloud or local? if these conflict unless you have set the policy to set who wins i cant remember the default

Google workspace is free anyway, if theyre using it - sign up for the basic edu thing then youre atleast covered under the edu data not being used for training the model

weve piped our reports into haloitsm and then have a ticketing/approval flow that makes the school conduct an investigation and then closes/escalates to IT as required. Weve built some basic reports off the back of it but its helped us alot

how are ou distributing the ip? are you using an ip helper on the router to forward to your server on another vlan? or do you have a dhcp server in that vlan?

Permissions: you dont (there was a beta a few months back with per folder permissions, not sure if thats out now or requires a licence tier) the drive is the permission, just split it into multiple drives with the access as required. Make yourself the manager to get going add the groups with the relevant access levels and take it from there and remove yourself in admin if you feel the need.