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As far as I know you can only do this with the "OWA" mobile app. Add the shared mailbox through the web browser first and then login to the mobile OWA app and the account should be there also.

I have migrated around 10 schools now, I have found the best way is use a cutover migration. You will an external IP that forwards to your onsite exchange server and a valid cerificate. But otherwise It is striaght forward to implement. No need to create user accounts in the cloud, everything is synced over to office 365 on a 24 hour schedule simply change the MX record when ready and re-configure outlook.

Is your copy of office upto date? I know that 2010 requires at least SP2 to login with a 365 account?

All installed and working, Thanks Dave!

Outlook anywhere can be tested with the connectivity analyser website, if this works you should be able to setup the same within the migration connector and away you go.

Hello All I have never done one of that size and microsoft would recommend that you perform batches or setup a hybrid deployment. I have no expeirence with either scenario.

Hello Dave I am tempted as my 580 is getting a bit long in the tooth now! I might wait and see what the 1070 will be like, although at 1080p I dont know if there will much gained over the 970.

Hello I do a few of these migrations for companies and schools throughout the year, I normally do a cutover Migration. All of the mailboxes are synced upto 365 and then you can change at anytime by updating your MX record, however it is all or nothing with this method. If you want to go this method let me know and I can give you some advice.

Why do people need smart apps on their TV's? Buy a Chromecast and have done with it.

Do you mean this one? https://www.dslchecker.bt.com/

Please could I get a copy?

Yep can ping both.

No VLAN's in place just 1 flat network. I tried specifying the name with the command line switch and testing it with the normal install, still fails.

I am dealing with this nightmare right now as well. I can get the services and the admin console to work fine. The invigilator however is a nightmare, it will let you log in and see the test students but it fails to contact the server when I run the testing tool. The test player also fails from the student machine to see the invigilator and the server. All firewalls disabled. Anyone seen this before?

Thank You!

Does anyone know where this setting is saved to? We are seeing different users get different settings here, on the same machine. Why is "pen and touch" not the default mode ! Instead of select tool!?

Thank you, that makes sense.

Hey Michael, Great guide !! Is the the space between "PolicyDefinition" and "s" intentional or a typo? C:\Windows\SYSVOL\domain\Policies\PolicyDefinition s

Hello, I am having the same problem as of today, been working since the start of this term, I only have a handful of XP machines left. How exactly did you get ranger to copy the security group info correctly in the end?

But the cost.....

Could you PM me with the details please?

@Oaktech Did you ever find a suitable Unit? I am looking into this now.

Having played with this all morning, I think I have now cracked it! I seemed to have the "Everyone" permission added to student shares. Although this only had read access ?:/, removing it now makes the correct access denied dialog box appear. Is this correct? That was the strange part if I clicked on downloads to make the Path appear and then copy that path and paste it into another explorer window it would say access denied as its uses the server share. I think its something to do with the "Network" path beign at the start.

Anybody got an clue? I thought I would have some success with deleting the file directly from the mandatory profile, however that doesn't seem to work.

Hey all bit of a strange one this, basically students have figured out that they can access other students documents and edit them !!! The Method: Open Computer Click on downloads in the navigation Pane The full server path comes up in the location bar ( \\server\student\Year\username\downloads\) They can then click on the year group and are then able to access and edit anything. This is extremely worrying, despite file security not allowing them access, for example they cannot enter the location manually > denied. The only reason I have found this to work is down to a security group which allows a handful of staff to modify students work(A SLT Idea). If I remove this security group form their share it no longer works. Now the easiest solution I can see is to just Hide the downloads link in the left hand nav pane, however I am having some trouble rolling this out via GPO. This is because the registry value requires a permission change before it can be edited . Anybody else faced something like this before? Anybody know a simple way to hide the Favorites link from the Nav pane? I have managed to get this working with local registry changed but I am unable to get it working on mass. Thank you.