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You could make sure users are consistently sent to the same random website with the use of a cookie - I know its not needed now but it would be rather simple to just record URL or something to a cookie and read that back. An Auth method could be complete overkill. This being said - I realise this aspect isn't needed now. PHP could be overkill too, easily doable with PHP but using AJAX to load URLs from file then pick one at random and push user forwards to that address could be easier? OR just load an array with items in code and return a random item, pure JS?

Good idea if the button is still enabled, definitely worth a try before my option. I disable the clear button typically so wasn't my go to

If you reset via pins it should wipe the device back to factory, or at least that's my understanding. Are you able to connect to the switch with a laptop via the console port? This way you could grab a copy of the current running config, reset the switch, configure a new admin username/password then write the original config back.

I followed through with the Index/match as it seemed simpler and easier to read/understand whats happening. Here's the code I used to perform the lookup/remove N/A results: =IFNA(INDEX(ActivityListData!$B$1:$K$1,MATCH(1,ActivityListData!B2:K2,0)),"") Link to working example: http://www.filedropper.com/indexmatchdemo Its worth pointing out that the preference value match is static (value following match) this was based on the way I had setup the spreadsheet - For production use i'd probably just reference the header cells and validate integers only during data population or something similar. This would leave the only static reference as the title/headers of the cells for the activities which i don't think is too bad?

That'll be a long formula, 30 nested if statements - - - Updated - - - This is the way i was going to approach it too

For each student is there a priority assigned for all available activities or are there a set amount e.g. each student picks 5 of the 30 and then ranks based on their preference?

from what i had quickly read of the documentation as long as you had the code referenced as needed it was as easy as adding an autoplay class of active or something similar i believe ? I'd say give the latest bootstrap documentation a read/re-read.

Any issue showing in the developer console or any alerts etc? Looks like you're hotlinking for your Library to a wordpress blog? This can't be best practice can it? And there's an issue with the way you're calling the carousel Function: Is this any help?

The tasks you are doing manually, have you thought of creating a PowerShell script that runs at regular intervals to search for users that don't have the attributes set correctly and then correcting the attributes for you? With a touchless system that just works you might like DIR Sync more and see the point of it?

Sansa Clip +!! I was using mine just last night great MP3 players, i never did get rockbox on it though or get the fiio dac i wanted to pair with it :/

Most of the setting were set to DNS, with a few being IP because of DNS issues experienced on clients trying to join the guest WiFi. For now we are trying self-signed certificate with the DNS in both the common name and SAN. I've also put the IP of the controllers in the SAN so hopefully everything will be signed now. Just have to test with mobile devices next and hope that goes well.

Thought I had a solution by making exchange doing the heavy lifting on this, find/replace the text in the email body before sending. Unfortunately no luck so far, i can't seem to generate a rule to modify the body.

Hi All, Just tweaking a Ruckus setup to enable self service to guests - all was going well. Emails hitting sponsors for approval as required, but when the sponsors open the emails the links to approve the guest pass are IP based causing a certificate error which will deter a lot of users from the service and imply something is wrong with the setup as they are receiving warnings. It will put a block in the way for the users which from my experience causes poor adoption. Does anyone know of a way to get the link emailed to sponsors DNS based? The certificate on the ruckus is wild-carded and signed by third party so would work if happily if we could resolve this behavior. Images below show link sent, what users see in browser & what I'd like to achieve. Any suggestions welcome, thanks guys (ZoneDirector 3050, 9.12.2.0 build 219)

Is this any help? Error when you try to restrict senders to send message to specified distribution group in on-premise organization that has no Exchange server - The Hot Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs

Reports are the 2 issues have been fixed. Everything seems good here again.

I've just tested this in 2013, if I merge the cells to the right of the conditional cell together first and then merge this with the conditional cell i works as you wish. Have you tried this? *edit* Seems to work either way with 2013. :/

any chance of getting a copy of the sheet?

can you combine the cells? or merge the cells, can't remember the correct terminology. But my thoughts are that this would stop the overlap?

Looks like an excel graphic refresh issue... have you tried expanding the column so that your conditionally formatted cell isn't over lapping the columns to the right of it?

You need a certificate to sign the connection, SSL and all that jazz! so when users try to log into office 365 when you federate your domain microsoft sends that traffic to your adfs server that sits in your domain to keep this secure its best to use a WAP server to handle this (should be in the guide?) but the WAP/ADFS server will need to be published to the internet, publicly accessible so users can still login when no in the domain and to be able to publish and use the service this way you have to keep everything secured and part of this is using a certificate on the FQDN of the server that is published and carrying out the communications. we bought a certificate from godaddy as they aren't a bad price really (im sure you can get cheaper and rather sure if you tried hard enough you could get a free cert that is signed by a third party) once you have bought the cert you import it to the server and then use it to sign the communications, like i said SSL and all that jazz! as an example out WAP server is published publicly as sts.kingsmead-school.com, it is browsable via the internet, anywhere. as the DNS record and setup point to it with the fqdn sts.kingsmead-school.com we bought the cert from go daddy with this domain, imported it to the server and used it to keep everything secure. have i helped at all or am i just confusing things? :/

I've only ever seen this done with a federated domain that has sso enabled - implement adfs and you should be sorted! Following the Geek of all trades should go a long way towards you having this working

We have an ADFS server paired with a WAP server to federate and supply SSO. In the first instance we deployed office 2013 and experienced lots of issues with trying to achieve what you desire - after some research it was discovered that there is a 365 version of the office suit that needs to be distributed and set up to use a multi-user instance so not to use the users home licenses - the licensing of office sits with the users in this instance not using organisational MAK etc. - with the 365 version of office deployed this way when the user federates through with sso etc. the save areas such as sharepoint sites and the onedrive auto populate to your cloud 365 infrastructure. This should go some way to help: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219423.aspx With this explaining the licensing method I mentioned some more: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn782860.aspx

Do you run a proxy? if so try adding the internal address to the proxy exceptions and see what effect that has.

Box.com + link sounds easiest

are you able to upload the source files?