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Loreto College are looking for an enthusiastic, organised and technical minded Systems Support Technician to join our IT Support team. To work as part of a team to assist staff and students in using all forms of IT equipment in the college, assist in the running and development of the in-house college IT infrastructure. This is an interesting and hands on technical role with plenty of project works along with BAU. https://www.loreto.ac.uk/vacancies https://www.loreto.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Vacancy-Application-Form.docx https://www.loreto.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Job-Description-and-Person-Specification-Systems-Support-Technician-November-2021-1.pdf

[ATTACH=CONFIG]61885[/ATTACH] Initial setup to include a Core Blocked content system policy as per ours as shown, just tick the core content types to block. Then create policy's as required, as long as your allowed policy's are above the default Blocked Core content then all is good. Process's policy's from top down same as a firewall until it hits the default deny which is this policy.

So sad, had the same with my cats over the years and on number 3 now. I always look back with fond memories and smile, looks like she had a great life.

Agree with ITGuy, we have used for over 5years with little problem and there is plenty of documentation and also fairly simple to set up. "Project Description Home Access Plus+ Project, working with educational technicians to allow home access to files and other resources by just using a Web Browser or the Windows 8 Store App"

Yes, done exactly same along with the wireless zones. Reservations are not an option as very messy to administer given the changes required for certain zones, security groups are easier to work with along with the adding or deleting members. Would be nice for Bloxx to look at for future releases. Thanks Ste

Love the use of Bloxx web filter zones as it allows relaxing certain sites for classroom computers as needed such as Youtube etc while maintaining your main Filter Policies across the campus. The down side to this is adding each computer to a zone individually which can be time consuming and tedious when you have multiple classrooms to add with 20+ computers, is there any way of creating a computer group in AD and just adding the computer group to the zone? Anyone had much dealings here or any idea's of how you would get around this? Thanks Ste

A good place to start is: Veeam backup methods and the impact on destination storage I/O | Virtual to the Core this will help you decide what is best for your situation and explains the pro's and con's.

We did have to increase memory on our backup server/Veeam proxy as reverse incremental is quite IOP intensive but overall the space saving was worth it. Like I said we have 90+ days on fileservers along with 90+ days on exchange we can then do quarterly archiving from disk to tape and just checked we still have 28TB to increase further if required.

I changed our backups from Incremental with synthetic fulls to reverse incremental and have not looked back, these are all backed up to our 100TB backup SAN and then off to tape from there. I managed to save approx 35TB off the Backup SAN and therefore able to increase our restore points on the File servers to over 3months allowing for instant file recovery of any deleted/lost data within 5minutes. Again instant VM recovery is a breeze and works a treat.

No problem, Thanks again

Thanks for the speedy response, I know your limited by time but have you any idea of when you would expect this to happen roughly? Thanks Steve

Hello and Thanks for what I believe will be a very useful tool for our Toner Stock levels etc, very pleased with what I have "played about" with. One thing I would ask is how could I change the critical/low stock level for individual models or show a minimum stock level when I have varying qty of different printers, say I have 50 x Brother5150 and 2 x HP2600N then I would not want it to report that I have only 2 for the 5150's whereas it would be OK for the 2600N. Sorry if its been documented somewhere else but I have viewed all posts. Many Thanks Steve