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Yep we are getting this all the time and it is getting a bit annoying, i have contacted SB and they have said they cannot do anything about it but are working with Google Never use to happen when we were on lightspeed though

Thanks for your help, i will get back in touch with Schools Broadband!

Just tried on a desktop with manual proxy settings with the custom port and Auto detect settings unticked and its not working If auto detect is unticked then surely the settings pushed out by DHCP will be ignored and use the manual settings? That's what makes me think the custom ports have not been set up correctly?

On your iPads have you manually entered the proxy settings? We have had the custom ports set up too however i am still being directed to the Authportal even when i manually enter the proxy settings with the custom port We have the proxy settings being pushed out by DHCP so clients can auto detect them but im not sure if this is clashing with the settings on the iPads or Schools broadband just haven't configured the custom ports correctly?

I have a calendar that i have shared with my users on office 365 which i cannot seem to get to show up correctly on mobile devices i can subscribe to the ICS but this is read only, my users want to be able to edit the calendar on their iPads The shared calendar doesn't even show in the official outlook app which is pretty stupid What is the best way to do this?

Yep that's correct you will need to install the web server (IIS) role on your server so you can host the .pac file and then on the ipads change the proxy settings to 'auto' and instead of typing the address of the proxy you put the address of the web server - http://webserver/proxy.pac for example This is my .pac file function FindProxyForURL(url, host) { // variable strings to return var proxy_yes = "PROXY [color=#ff0000]Proxy address here[/color]"; var proxy_no = "DIRECT"; if (shExpMatch(url, "[color=#ff0000]Put your Printer IP here as an exception[/color]*")) { return proxy_no; } // Proxy anything else return proxy_yes; }

Sounds like you could do with the set up we have here, we use a .pac file for our proxy and you are able to add exceptions to the file which you do not want resolved by the proxy, found this issue when setting up WebDAV on our iPads Google proxy.pac file for ipads for guides how to set it up