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or one of these one cup instant boiling kettles or a Tassimo machine with a hot water pod?

That will come in handy for our e-safety evening. Thanks

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The login button at the top provides the students with their homework timetable and also allows them to answer quizzes and tests their teacher can set up Students can still drill down through the data to find their homework without needing to know their password but they will need to know their year, subject and teaching set.

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but influenza doesn't kill 50-70% of the people it infects!

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Phages work with viruses antibiotics work with bacteria. I am not aware of phage therapy for use in treating Ebola. Zmapp is a combination of three different type of antibodies produced by the body for fighting Ebola.

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Every time I change the Gateway on the BYOD VLAN interface, it ALSO changes the Gateway on the Default VLAN! Firstly, I thought I had done it in error but I have tried it 3 times now - it's major brown trousers time when you loose connectivity!

@IrritableTech Yes, we are running the Smoothwall as a proxy. All school traffic goes through Smoothwall interface 10.103.20.5. Smoothwall remotely configured another interface with IP address 172.16.1.1, designed for BYOD. They also set-up the bridging to allow it to communicate with our DNS server but couldn't do DHCP. @Davit2005 The core switch is literally as it was when it came out of the box. We gave it an IP address, connected all the fibres, enabled STP and have not touched it since. As you can see, we are novices when it comes to VLANS :-) So, should we configure the BYOD VLAN with the next available IP address in the range which would be 172.16.1.2 and set the Gateway to be the same in the Scope Option for Gateway on the DHCP server. Thanks guys for your help - it's much appreciated.

Can we just clarify that we can have an additional private range scope on our actual domain DHCP server(10.103.20.11)? So for example, our domain scope is 10.103.20.1 - 10.103.23.255 and the new one we have made called BYOD is in the range 172.16.1.3 - 172.16.1.254 We have a Smoothwall virtual interface setup with an IP address of 172.16.1.1 What IP address do we need to define on VLAN 2 itself? Can you please look at the attached screenshot and tell us where we are going wrong

if I telnet into my HP 5412 and do show ip helper-address I get What command do I have to enter to populate these?

So if we make an additional scope on our DHCP server for the range 172.*.*.* when we switch a machine on in one of our labs what prevents them be assigned an IP address from this scope rather than the regular one(10.*.*.*)?

We have created a VLAN called BYOD on our HP5412ZL Switch. We have tagged the ports that the Ruckus points connect to on the switch. We have made a BYOD WLAN with the usual guest control/isolation We have associated the VLAN id on the Ruckus WLAN to match that of the VLAN on the switch. What we need to work out now is how we make clients connecting to the Ruckus BYOD WLAN have IP address details that match the interface we have configured on our Smoothwall box(172.*.*.* We think we might need to use ip helper and the Cli on the HP switch to somehow relay it an alternate DHCP scope configured on our DC DHCP Server. Does this sound right? Can anyone give us any help/guidance/advice on how to do this because this is very new to us.

I find the reboot suffers a lot from this, they spend 50 minutes developing a good story and then it is all wrapped up far to quickly in the last ten minutes. This weeks was almost a case of blink and you will miss it.

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Yes, E5412 is main core switch

Thanks, next question how do I do that? Do you know of a good guide?

No, there are no Vlans configured at the moment, but the guest wireless LAN itself is configured with Access Control lists to effectively only allow them access to the Internet (Smoothwall box) so therefore we have not used Vlans. The access points cover a large site and are connected to multiple switches so we are not really sure what would be involved with configuring Vlnas. If it is essential to do this then we will investigate how to do this but it seems if we could just sort this DHCP issue out then we would not need it.

We only have the DC DHCP apparently our version of Smoothwall doesn't come with a DHCP server.