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It looks like there is a limit of up to 10 per mailbox now, I didn't realise this. If all results are in a single mailbox this is explains the issue you're facing. Also explains why we've had success with the odd email. I'm sure you could loop the command some how? The total not updating is probably just a delay in updating. Does it update if you re-run the search? I find changes can be slow to update at times.

I use the ComplianceSearch cmdlet (as described in @andy_b's link) to search and remove emails from users' mailboxes, usually removing potentially malicious emails that slip thorugh our vairous filters. Granted never in the thousands, but definitely in the 10s. If I recall correctly, the preview is often limited in number, but the purge usually gets them all.

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I've noticed this too, however the login page and content pages work fine for us. https://login.mathletics.com/

Can highly recommend NCS Technology, office in Maidstone.

What about using a Mail flow rule?

I recall having this issue on one of my first PaperCut installs a few years ago and it turned out I had Load balancing enabled for released jobs. Go to the Devices tab, and select on of your machines. In the Summary page you should see which print queues that particular machine prints from, but also what to do when released. In our case it was a simple change from load balancing to "a single queue".

Another couple for your list: NCS Technology and Limelite Lighting Both have been great for me in the past and located in the South East.

Yep, I had this the other day too. Was pulling my hair out. Haven't tried today yet. Interesting to hear it's not just me though.

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You can add addresses to the safe senders lists for all users using PowerShell and the Set-MailboxJunkEmailConfiguration cmdlets. In particular you could use this command to add a domain and/or address to all users' Safe Senders lists: Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited | Set-MailboxJunkEmailConfiguration -TrustedSendersAndDomains @{Add="domain.com","[email protected]"} Or if it's just for a particular user, you could use: Set-MailboxJunkEmailConfiguration -Identity [email protected] -TrustedSendersAndDomains @{Add="domain.com","user.domain.com"} Likewise, replace "add" with "remove" to do the opposite. I don't think there's a way to do this in EAC.

I've been trialling Amazon Drive as one of my options for somewhere to store my remote backups as CrashPlan is ending their Home service soon, but had an email from them last night... Although this comes as no surprise given the changes to the service in the US, Amazon are ending their Unlimited storage product for £55 in the UK now too. Pricing FAQ

An update to Chrome (62) has changed the way Flash is allowed to run automatically. You'll notice swf files no longer work in Chrome either, which I still haven't resolved. To allow Flash to run for all sites via GPO, add http://* and https://* to the "Allow the Flash plugin on these sites" policy. Google/Google Chrome/Content Settings. ETA: I also changed the Default Flash setting to "Allow all sites to automatically run the Flash Plugin" in Google/Google Chrome/Extensions but think the change above is what 'fixed' it for us. Of course allowing flash to run on all sites isn't ideal, but in a primary setting, trying to get a class of 6 years olds to add sites to the allow list isn't easy!

If this was me, I'd leave the router but install a couple of Unifi APs instead. They would be perfect for this - Multiple SSIDs, guest access with bandwidth management. Standard 802.3af POE supported now too, even on the AP-AC-Lites. Nicely expandable too if required at a later date. Not sure what the budget is, but think Unifi APs are good bang for buck.

Thought this was relevant: Websites hacked to mint crypto-cash - BBC News

Nice tribute to Ari Vatanen at 4:00. If you haven't seen , it's well worth a watch.

That's useful to know, thanks!

I had issues with Coinbase verifying my account. In the end it took their Support department over a month to respond and fix the issue. I haven't tried to withdraw Fiat yet, but I am hesitant to use Coinbase based on this experience. I still need to explore the alternatives, but getting your currency back into GBP doesn't seem straightforward. I've seen localbitcoins and Kraken mentioned a few times.

Arrgg! My Premium renewal is due in a week and was on my list of things to do. ETA: Although it looks like I can probably get away with the free version now as they've moved the features around. ETA again: Tip - If you still need the features that the Premium subscription offers, you can still renew at the older $12 rate by using the app as long as you are not using the latest version. I can confirm this worked for me on Android by restoring to the previous version.

Just in case anyone is still looking for somewhere to pre-order from, you can still pre-order from Toys R Us: Nintendo Classic Mini: Super Nintendo Entertainment System | Toys R Us ETA: Looks like their allocation is gone too now.

Exactly what I've done in both my last cars. Using a piggy back fuse and 12v to 5v adapter makes it an easy job. Routing the cable is the trickiest bit.

I know it's not officially marketed as a dash cam, but I have been very happy the Mobius with the wide angle lens fitted. I used to have a Transcend DP200, but changed to the Mobius as I wanted something much more discreet. I blacked out the Chrome on the Transcend to try hide it, but it was still a little big for my liking. I also didn't need any of the features such as GPS and bump detection that some of the better dash cams have now. I have the Mobius (and had the previous cam) hardwired in to start with the ignition, so really a install and forget setup. No parking modes unfortunately though. I'm sure things have moved on quite a bit since I installed mine, but I found Techmoan a useful resource. Slightly off-topic, the only thing I hate about dash cams these days, is the current trend of uploading hours of either complete non-events, or non-events made into confrontations by the DCW (Dash cam warrior). It's getting a bit silly now.

Our H&S committee made the decision to remove and ban all plug covers. FatallyFlawed goes into more detail on the reasons why such covers are unsafe and shouldn't be used. Edited to add: according to an updated link within the site above, apparently the Department for Education are recommending these covers are not used. Schools: Electrical Safety:Written question - 49797 - UK Parliament

Like @difinity and @SLS_, another PIA user here and have been for a couple of years now for same reasons as above. Also have it configured on my router as a permanent connection, so if a device is connected using another SSID, it goes through PIA.

All of our children from year 3 upwards get given their own login and they cope fine with that and it means they can be monitored more effectively. At the start of year 3 they begin by using a class login until they get given their usernames and from that point on the class login is disabled. Our younger classes still use shared class logins, but this isn't an issue as there are normally enough staff in these classes to ensure they're ok.