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couldn't you do: if (isInNet(myIpAddress(), "10.10.10.10", "255.255.255.255") ?

here you go: https://www.broadcom.com/support/license.php?file=570x/linux-3.124c.zip You'll need to build it in the same development environment and probably need to recompile on each kernel update.

Its definitely possible because there are kernel drivers in RHEL6 and (as you say) 12.04. I suspect that you would need to either find the source and compile driver for that kernel or find a backport for it.

It was only theoretical :-) Not really going to try anything...yet.

Actually finding myself agreeing with Gove. *shudder*

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Awesome. Proper management for chromebooks.

Does this extend to Chromebooks? That would be good to deploy apps to.

We use Google sites as departmental websites which are affiliated to our main school website (drupal) and for students to create their online eportfolios. To host work for students we use Moodle as it is designed as a course management system and has integration with Google Drive (it can use Drive as a repository for files). You are right that Google sites are limited in what can be done cosmetically, but they are very good for displaying data such as PE results from a live spreadsheet, giving students an online place to showcase work and for integration with calendars etc.

What model is this please: 1 x 3Com 48 Port Layer 3 10/1000/1000

Not many people in the 1990's and 2000's took the attitude that the only way to secure windows was to uninstall it...

Isn't it GOOD that they are starting to take security more seriously and releasing regular updates - like windows does nowdays. ?

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This is my favorite

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I'd go for the Samsung personally.

^ this is pretty much exactly the route we have taken. Sounds like you have thought it through. I think the biggest hurdle isn't going to be a technical one at all - that with staff acceptance as "that's the way they have always done it". I totally agree that the days of native windows only apps days are limited and it is good that you are seeing the bigger picture.

Ours came with 5yr onsite warranty. I don't think 3yr is enough for a £3k outlay.

Actually - scrap that. I seem to be missing half of it.

I have an old Compaq one not in use. Its PS2. Make me an offer.

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It is only on a redundant ADSL line - it's not a 2nd fibre connection. We may upgrade it to EFM now those costs are down significantly.

Some FOSS, some cloud, Some propriety. It's a mixed bag.

Not sure about that!. but yes it does seem the best starting point to improve the service! It may be that they are unaware of the issue. Do you get graphing details of your endpoint router. The first place to look is if it is under too much load. Our LA steadily provided more bandwidth to schools, but forgot to upgrade the router from an old Cisco that wouldn't exceed more than 40Mb/s

Put in a change request to open a port to the internet from your TMG and see if it helps. If it does then problem solved, if it doesn't or they deny the request then change provider. It's a free market.