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DGardiner

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  1. for that price id probably jump onto a windows convertible laptop for something a bit more versatile
  2. ours has it disabled like but it looks like i can initiate a call from the settings menu
  3. fine here
  4. https://help.smoothwall.net/FilterFirewall/Content/4Services/1Authentication/2Directories/6Google/Add.htm?tocpath=SERVICES%7CAuthentication%7CDirectories%7CManage%7CGoogle%7CAdd%7C_____0 that should set it up
  5. your oauth key on the smoothwall is wrong id assume? assuming what im looking at is a directory sync error https://help.smoothwall.net/FilterFirewall/Content/4Services/1Authentication/2Directories/6Google/Add.htm?tocpath=SERVICES%7CAuthentication%7CDirectories%7CManage%7CGoogle%7CAdd%7C_____0
  6. i feel your pain, i used my account to setup wonde in a school, my inbox is a mess... atleast the updates tab is
  7. Primary? There on the back burner for another week. I managed to just sneak my last lot in before they enforced it i think!
  8. If you had them in your domains they would only do what your google domain told them to. they cant be configured outside of that
  9. No idea, i wasnt rerendering it, just uploaded it to youtube and left it to them - last minute thing, just asked them to make sure it was exported at highquality since a few days earlier they send me a 30minute nativity that was 20mb then asked why it was blurry
  10. Since the school website gets as much traffic as youd expect so its on a pretty small droplet, while im not sure what the connection of the droplet is to the internet im sure it would be easy to exhaust if a few people requested the 30gb video i had to put up last week.. that and the storage they would use would make me have to buy extra space to keep them
  11. Eh, id rather not - someone else can pay for the bandwidth, and i dont have to deal with the phonecalls when they hug of death it when the message/facebook post goes out
  12. it just means contentid has detected a track that the licence owner has made it auto claim, you dont need to do anything unless you wanted to dispute it.
  13. facebook etc will, youtube however have licencing agreements with pretty much everyone so they just stop you monetising it or swipe the money for themselves.
  14. if you mark it for kids it atleast doesnt get the targeted adds and recomendations at the end
  15. if youre using a transparent proxy the exception you want is under guardian > exceptions > destination exceptions chuck in the papercut server ip. this should stop anything going via the proxy on that port, though not sure if thats transparent only I
  16. in admin go to billing, Chrome upgrade to view your licence purchases, but as above theyre applied automatically when you enroll a device
  17. is the WSUS server ip in the Guardian > Exceptions > destination exceptions on the smoothwall. the 407 sounds like the smoothwall is trying to get authentication from it? assuming this isnt wsus trying to authenticate. if you replace the ip with fqdn does it work? check your smoothwalls live log and see if you can spot the browsing to the base IIS directory in the logs, AFAIK the smoothwall wont serve pages from ports unless explicitly told to (80/443 by default) - ideally you would make the smoothwall not serve the internal content though
  18. Yeah id be ringing xma asap to try and get that nipped! enjoy that mess
  19. if you ask nicely most suppliers will push them into DEP anyway restrospectively.
  20. we have fortinet in some of our schools, not through my choice like - sent the provider a copy of our smoothwall reports to replicate as its an amazing product hurhurhurh and can do better! then that email chain quickly dried up
  21. and id rather a false positive than a missed emergency, instant alerts on the smoothwall and a nightly "sh*t list" to read through take a couple of minutes to scan over. Sophos did look nice last time we looked at it but the lack of edu focused reporting/alerts won it for smoothwall. many dns based filtering is childsplay to work around, ill pass.
  22. that said, my mate has the cloud licencing where unifi host the controller and it was £1-£2 per ap for a 3 year licence or something, defo something to take a look at. That said the cloud keys are cheap enough
  23. why are they going to the family? Theyre for the school to loan out and get back
  24. not that ive used it but the gen2 switches are all layer3 now.
  25. Am i the bad guy? i have auto update enabled and have never had an issue...
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