DGardiner

the only solution is to make an example of someone, they arent going to take it seriously until shown the management are serious about enforcing it

it wouldnt happen to be set to bypas the proxy or anything? by default port 80/443 are closed here to force everything through the proxy server, so it couldnt directly connect without going via the proxy.

from my understanding, these paid services just seem to give a more granular restore right? whereas Google is a return the content to the state it was on x date? ive never had to use it to be honest

i mean from the google admin console not the user themselves. go to an account, press the more button on their profile and click restore, select what and the date and it does it?

doesnt google have 30 days of restore anyway?

this and i use GAM to add them to every users calendar lists and set active

weve just installed a hosted 3CX with just shy of 100 handsets, we went with T40G's for basic phones since they have gig passthrough and T48S' for call handling phones. only been in 3 weeks but people seem happy! anyone wanna buy a stack of avaya ipoffice phones?

eh? they have a 4-hour sla on fixes for our leased lines, only had downtime one link arguably a couple of times but it was always fixed prompt? the other 4 lines have been rock solid since install 7 years ago.

theres a category for it just make a new rule or add it to an existing block rule

i have blocked bare IP addresses for the past few years - ive had very few issues

or it costs the schools too much to collate the information for what you have asked no MIS will spit this out by default, someone is going to have to spend ALOT of time working this data out of the system and making sure its clean of any personally identifiable information. youve asked for too much data that wont just spit out of the MIS systems and thus people have deemed it too expensive to collate, each settings facilities are different what may take one data manager who knows sims like the back of their hand half an hour to throw together may take some office admin person hours or days to put together manually.

neither is outsourcing the collation of the data - ask for the data you want to know, we will cough it up if we are able and return it in the format our tools allow us.

ive set ours to allow no local files to be stored, allows its use without leaving any data - but true regarding the mapped drive thing

GSuite all the way here, microsoft has chopped and changed the licencing for o365 so much i dont trust them not to decide its not included with ovs at some point. pickup of drive has been slow and organic and hasnt been pushed but the higher ups are starting to see the advantages and putting them to use, filestream whilst early on has been a key part of that IMO

this looks right [h=3]Resolution[/h]To resolve the issue I had to add DFS root path to Internet Explorer Local Intranet Zone. This can be done either locally on individual machines, or via Group Policy. Locally: Open Internet Explorer > Internet Options > Security tab Select Local Intranet and click on Sites. Click on Advanced and add your DFS Root in format: file://domain.local Via Group Policy: User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Internet Explorer > Internet Control Panel > Security Page. Enable Policy called Site to Zone Assignment List. Click Show and your DFS Root in format file://domain.local (value for Local Intranet should be 1).

you need to set the namespace addresses as trusted zones if i remember right

its a UTM1000 i think, someone mentioned earlier in the thread that hyperv2016 had some higher requirements and that it probably would have got away with it on 2012 either way i was only going to use it for a 3cx SBC so its still good for what i wanted!

weve never had any blocked thus far, just curious

and how do you even not block them? if google apps deems it spam its in admin quarantine, no spam is delivered to the end users here. i for one am not handing out a *foi* subject/body free pass through the spam filter?

go to the ou you want to restrict policies > app permissions press add, then search for the app on the app store, and flick the block app switch

Could always just use MDM to hide/disable the app completely

how so? most mdm's now offer a self service portal of managed apps. as for 2 we've avoided that

we have the app store dissabled on all our ipads, if you want an app i gets delivered via MDM or you do without. we have 1:1 also

was already on, i was using hyperv server 2016 though and its a core OS, but doesnt require a licence! so troubleshooting was a bit of a pain, the hypervisor just refused to start.. in hindsight i should have just connected event viewer remotely and had a look for the issue but i needed to get the SBC up and running this week. the processor in it was a core2quad Q9400 if i remember right was an old UTM1000 i think

couldnt get hyperv running on it, think the proccessors too old, got bored of it and just chucked debian on it in the end.