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ICT Operations Manager | Kensington Prep School - The Girls Day School Trust We are looking for a proactive, experienced ICT professional who can effectively maintain our existing structure while continuing our progressive development of equipment and systems. We will expect the post holder to play a key role in maintaining our position as a leader in the use of ICT in schools. Kensington Prep School is an award-winning school and our girls achieve outstanding results and gain places to some of the best day and boarding schools in the country. The school invests considerably in ICT and we are proud of the leading facilities that we use to support our teaching and learning. The school is warm and friendly with a supportive team of staff and excellent facilities. Pupils are bright and responsive and entry is by academic selection at all stages. This appointment offers the GDST salary enhancement. Closing Date: Noon, Thursday 5th June 2014. Please email [email protected] for an application form and further details. Tel: 020 7731 9300 596 Fulham Road, London SW6 5PA Kensington Prep School Closing date for applications is the 5th Jun 2014 Job description and person spec attached below. ICT Operations Manager - Kensington Prep School - May '14.pdf

Internet Explorer Maintenance is not supported by IE10 see: Internet Explorer Maintenance Replacements Microsoft advises that you use GPP instead or the IEAK. I am not sure how you are setting up your GPOs but I have found it advisable to always do it through the Server tools on the new OS. Update: Despite the webpage saying to use the IEAK to setup IE10 I have just seen a note on the page saying that the IEAK is not available for IE10... classic.

I am the Network Manager for a Primary school I work Full time 46 Weeks per year on the one site. We have 280 Pupils, 140 Clients, 4 Servers and Projectors and IWBs in all classrooms. My role is to look after all of the purchasing and technical support plus advising senior management on development and future planning.

I am a Network Manager at a Private Prep School (280 pupils) I work full time and the pay is pretty decent to be honest. It is a great job and I couldn't be happier

I got this too and was pretty impressed. I liked the idea of putting Tips on the bottom of each page. If you want to register for the magazine it seems like you can just email [email protected] with your name, postion, email address, school name and address.

Here is the combined code to cover using an IP address or a named server. function ping($host){ $hostconnect = "Ping request could not find host ". $host . ". Please check the name and try again." ; $ipconnect = " Packets: Sent = 1, Received = 0, Lost = 1 (100% loss)," ; $rv = exec("ping $host -n 1 -w 1"); if( $ipconnect == $rv ) { return false; } else { if( $hostconnect == $rv ) { return false; } else { return true; } } } Just replace the whole of the ping function in the original code.

If you want to use this on IIS/Windows and use IP addresses rather than named hosts you can use these lines in the ping function. $connect = " Packets: Sent = 1, Received = 0, Lost = 1 (100% loss)," ; $rv = exec("ping $host -n 1 -w 1"); if( $connect == $rv ) You could combine this with the previous guys post to cover named servers and IP addresses.

Has anyone had any joy getting this working on a Windows IIS server? I just seem to get all my server listed as down.

Do you use Ghost at all? We had this problem before and it related to a file called GHMon.sys Check out this link: GHMon.sys Hope it helps.