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Exactly, something like: <# CSV format would be like: Username,LineManager username,linemanagersusername username,linemanagersusername username,linemanagersusername username,linemanagersusername etc.. #> $Users = Import-Csv -Path C:\users.csv ForEach ($User in $Users) { $newPath = Join-Path "C:\data\Users$" -childpath $User.Username New-Item $newPath -type directory $acl = Get-Acl $newpath $permission = "DOMAIN\$($User.Username)","FullControl","Allow" $accessRule = New-Object System.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemAccessRule $permission $acl.SetAccessRule($accessRule) $permission = "DOMAIN\$($User.LineManager)","FullControl","Allow" $accessRule = New-Object System.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemAccessRule $permission $acl.SetAccessRule($accessRule) $acl | Set-Acl $newpath }

Use a .csv and the Import-Csv cmdlet in powershell. You can use headings in your csv file then refer to them like so: $Users = Import-Csv -Path C:\users.csv ForEach ($User in $Users) { # You refer to the headings like so: $User.Heading New-Item -Path "C:\data\Users\$($User.Username)" #etc }

We also use NetSupport Notify. Not sure if this offer is still available but worth a shot! http://www.edugeek.net/forums/enterprise-software/184879-free-school-alerting-notifications-offer-netsupport.html

If you only need low capacity can highly recommend Plextor S3C. Probably best you can get for the money https://www.ebuyer.com/801561-plextor-s3c-2-5-ssd-128gb-px-128s3c

Recently had a back and forth regarding this issue, see SMHW response below: Not what I was hoping for and will be pursuing it further with SMHW. As our data processor they should be ensuring that the correct data that we have in SIMS is also correct in their database.

Make sure you have groups enabled to sync in your AD connector. Right-click on your domain connector and choose Properties then under Object Types you can choose what will be synced and what won't be.

You need to forward the accounting information from your RADIUS server to your smoothwall. I haven't done it myself so don't know the specifics but if you are using Windows NPS(RADIUS) you will have to create a Remote RADIUS Server Group, to which you can add your smoothwall IP address. After doing so you will have to modify your Connection Request Policy - Settings tab - Accounting - Tick "Forward accounting requests to this remote RADIUS server group". Your smoothwall should then receive the RADIUS authentication requests. You can troubleshoot your smoothwall by using the BYOD Functionality test under System - Diagnostics.