Manny-Tech

I could see all on other machines just not that server. Removed my profile and now all ok.

Of course, one of the simple things to try would be to try under a different account. Obviously a problem with my profile!

It's the dLMemSubmitPerms I'm specifically after. I've just installed the RSAT tools on a web server to see if I get a different outcome and I can see all the Exchange attributes. Only difference being that it's a 2008 R2 box.

Hi I have the RSAT Tools for Active Directory installed on my Server 2012 R2 server. I extended my schema to support the Exchange attributes for O365 last week - replication is working absolutely fine between DCs but for some reason I am not seeing the Exchange attributes on the RSAT tools when I go into the Attribute Editor on a particular object. Anyone come across this before? Thanks

@NPostill If you run 'android --help update sdk' you should get the below options. You can specify the proxy details C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\tools>android --help update sdk Usage: android [global options] update sdk [action options] Global options: -h --help : Help on a specific command. -v --verbose : Verbose mode, shows errors, warnings and all messages. --clear-cache: Clear the SDK Manager repository manifest cache. -s --silent : Silent mode, shows errors only. Action "update sdk": Updates the SDK by suggesting new platforms to install if available. Options: --proxy-port: HTTP/HTTPS proxy port (overrides settings if defined) --proxy-host: HTTP/HTTPS proxy host (overrides settings if defined) -s --no-https : Uses HTTP instead of HTTPS (the default) for downloads. -a --all : Includes all packages (such as obsolete and non-dependent ones.) -f --force : Forces replacement of a package or its parts, even if something has been modified. -u --no-ui : Updates from command-line (does not display the GUI) -p --obsolete : Deprecated. Please use --all instead. -t --filter : A filter that limits the update to the specified types of packages in the form of a comma-separated list of [platform, system-image, tool, platform-tool, doc, sample, source]. This also accepts the identifiers returned by 'list sdk --extended'. -n --dry-mode : Simulates the update but does not download or install anything. Hope that helps.

Doesn't the SDK just install with the proxy settings set on a machine basis?

@NPostill it all depends on what platform your teachers want to teach. Ours wanted 5.1 and 6, your teachers may just want the latest version in which case just use that version.

Yes, we're due to buy some more as long as this problem can be sorted by Dell but going for the 3240 model. Yes, they use the VGA out to a projector. It does the same with a monitor on a desk though too. I've also tried one of our USB to HDMI adapters to a projector/monitor and there's no problem. I think it is related to the VGA only.

It is only at the logon screen. If you're logged in it's absolutely fine from what I can tell. Safe mode isn't a valid test in this instance because it doesn't seem to load the graphics driver therefore doesn't detect a secondary display.

Dell came out yesterday and replaced the motherboard. Same thing happening this morning. It does seem to be the batch. I have upgraded all the drivers from the Dell site. I then went onto the Intel site for the Graphics but there wasn't an upgraded version.

We had this problem using the Clevertouch screens when using a Dell OptiPlex 3020 device. We managed the screen mirroring from the Intel GUI for the driver rather than using Windows. Worth a go? Are all machines connected to the Clevertouch screens the same?

Recently purchased a batch of Dell OptiPlex 3030 AIO devices. I'm having a peculiar problem whereby intermittently the AIO device is becoming unresponsive in that I can see the Ctrl + Alt + Del screen but the keyboard doesn't work, nor does the mouse, in fact even trying to RDP to it just fails. The only way to bring it back to life is to reboot it and continue as before until it happens again. I have trawled through the Event Viewer and there is next to nothing in there that is indicating the problem. I deploy all our OS out via Microsoft Deployment Toolkit. I have also tried the traditional way from a disc in case it was something in our build that was causing it but it's still a problem. I have used the Driver Verifier to try and cause it to BSOD to which it has. Therefore below I attach the Minidump folder, as well as the Memory.DMP and also a copy of MSINFO32. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/begyqak6omg35ek/AAAxPu3kpfYvI2mv9NPbf98Da?dl=0 I'd be really grateful if someone could take a look and let me know where I'm going wrong. I'm almost certain it's a driver related problem.

From what I've seen when you install the SDK it only downloads the SDK Tools and Manager. What the above command is actually doing is downloading the tools for the platform that you're wanting to use. I was asked to install Android 5.1 and 6 versions and accompanying packages that are listed in the SDK Manager. You're right, it will do it for every machine, but then I want those packages on every machine so they are consistent. The only problem I faced was trying to get the actual SDK Tools to upgrade. It seemed to bomb out and wipe the tools directory.

Have you got UAC enabled on your client machine? It could be sat there waiting for user interaction. You have the right GPOs set for 'behaviour of the elevation prompt' and 'admin approval mode'? I used PDQ Deploy to send out software, I found on the Android IDE installer that it kept falling with an error code of 1223. Turns out that it was actually installing it but PDQ didn't have 1223 as a success code. Once I added that in it all reported fine.

I've managed to crack this. It's took a bit of experimenting but it's finally there, it may not necessarily be the way others would do it but I'll detail it below just in case anyone needs a starter on it. To install Android Studio there is a prerequisite of having Java Development Kit installed. jdk-7u79-windows-x64.exe /s I then downloaded the IDE and Android SDK seperately, there are installers that bundle them together but the SDK ends up in your local appdata which isn't ideal for multi user computers. IDE Install android-studio-ide-143.2915827-windows.exe /S Android SDK install which drops it into C:\Program Files (x86)\android\android-sdk installer_r24.4.1-windows.exe /S /AllUsers Registry edit to add a system variable to point to the Android SDK location. In my experience if I didn't add this it asks each user on logon where it is. Certainly in our school student's cannot see the C:\ drive and if I can do as much as possible without their input the better off we are! regedit /s SystemVariable.reg Contents of registry file Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment] "ANDROID_HOME"="C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Android\\android-sdk" Installing the Android SDK Packages involves browsing to the C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\tools and utilising the android.bat which launches the SDK Manager. I have chosen to do this without the UI so I can deploy it out to all the machines that require it without user input. As mentioned in posts above, I had a slight problem getting around the prompt to accept the license but @DaveAshworth provided a solution there. echo y | android update sdk --no-ui --all --filter platform-tools,build-tools-24.0.1,android-22,android-23,doc-23,sys-img-armeabi-v7a-android-tv-23,sys-img-x86-android-tv-23,sys-img-armeabi-v7a-android-wear-23,sys-img-x86-android-wear-23,sys-img-armeabi-v7a-android-23,sys-img-x86_64-android-23,sys-img-x86-android-23,sys-img-armeabi-v7a-google_apis-23,sys-img-x86_64-google_apis-23,sys-img-x86-google_apis-23,sys-img-armeabi-v7a-android-tv-22,sys-img-x86-android-tv-22,sys-img-armeabi-v7a-android-wear-22,sys-img-x86-android-wear-22,sys-img-armeabi-v7a-android-22,sys-img-x86_64-android-22,sys-img-x86-android-22,sys-img-armeabi-v7a-google_apis-22,sys-img-x86_64-google_apis-22,sys-img-x86-google_apis-22,addon-google_apis-google-23,addon-google_apis-google-22,source-23,source-22,extra-google-m2repository,extra-google-usb_driver You can obtain a list of all the packages with their names and ID by running 'Android list sdk --all --extended'. I would recommended using package names over ID because as and when new updates come out the IDs will change. I did make a few edits to ideas.properties so point the projects folder to the user's home area rather than a local path too.

@DaveAshworth thanks for that little tip. It works for every package apart from the SDK Tools where it says "Failed to rename directory C:\android-sdk\tools to C:\android-sdk\temp\ToolPackage.old01.". Though if I use it without the echo command and press y it works fine. Very odd. Though, it's not a necessity it's just and update it's after - all the other packages are straight out installs.

Ok, I've managed to get somewhere with this. I can install the IDE with a /S I can install the SDK with a /S /Allusers which appears to drop it into C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk I can set the Android_Home system variable in the registry here: HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment The final job was to update the Android Components in the SDK Manager. I can browse to C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\tools and run the following 'android list sdk --all' to get a list of components and then pick my packages. I then run 'android update sdk --no-ui --all --filter 1,3,4' (1,3,4 being the package IDs) but the only stumbling block to finishing this off is accepting the license, it waits for you to press 'y'. Any ideas how to automate this?

I'm looking to deploy Android Studio to around 60 desktops. It doesn't appear to be as straight forward as I was hoping for and wondered if anyone else had cracked it. I have looked on their website and there are numerous downloads available, a 'bundle' of the IDE and SDK or you can download them individually. https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html Firstly you need the JDK installed as a prerequisite before you do anything. If you run the bundle with a /S parameter it does install, however the Android SDK gets installed to the appdata of the user who is installing. Not ideal when it's for a multi user environment on each computer. I downloaded the IDE and SDK individually, I can get the IDE to install silently (Again, with the /S parameter) which is fine (tick that one off the list). The Android SDK is a little more difficult, I can run the file manually and follow the wizard and say 'install for all users' which dumps it into the C:\Program Files but I can't seem to work out how to do this silently. Once I have installed it manually and launch the program it then wants to know where the SDK belongs, I can't have it asking the students that it will cause havoc, and besides we don't let them view the C:\ drive to point it to where it belongs even if we told them. I had read that it requires a system variable creating called 'Android_Home' then pointing to the location, but how can I script that? Any help would be much appreciated!

As I suspected, here is the response: "The limit is consistently applied. Your users would need to use a grey-clouded subdomain (i.e. one that bypasses CloudFlare) to upload anything larger." I had also heard about something called Incapsula, but I haven't looked into that one yet.

You've got me questioning myself now. I've got an open ticket so I'll check with them!

It's not only when it is down by the looks of it. My website would go through CloudFlare all the time, not just when it's offline.

Only just got around to looking at this. It all looked so promising until I saw the Maximum Upload Size when using CloudFlare's CDN is 100MB. Not good for what our website is used for. I like the idea of it though, I just need to have a look around to see if there are alternatives.

Recently we have moved our website onto our virtual infrastructure, rather than paying for a VPS. My biggest worry is if the Internet goes down (which is very very rare) then we lose access to our website temporarily. My first thought was there must be companies out there that you can point your public DNS record for your website to and it will forward it onto my web server but should the host go down it will redirect it elsewhere temporarily. Is there such a service available? I could of course setup a copy of our site and change the DNS record, but by the time that has propagated the Internet would probably be back up.

Yes we do use Google Apps with AD. The website is running off a Node server and has a MongoDB backend to manage user accounts / permissions to the website. The web developer anticipates that he'll be able to use LDAP to authenticate against AD and then match a certain attribute to one in the MongoDB to authenticate to the web application. At this stage I'm unsure how he is going to populate MongoDB with user accounts. I suppose in my head I have a scenario that he'd use LDAP to retrieve user accounts into his own database and then on a refresh daily from there, then use LDAP to authenticate the user against AD.

It's in the DMZ currently. I guess I'd just need to open up the LDAP/S ports from the web server to the DC? I personally don't have any requirement to have the web server on the domain, it serves the school website and will eventually serve logon requests. If I'm honest, I'd rather it all flow through ADFS.