Sanm2009

Hi all I currently analyse KS2 data (primary) and just wanted to explore how the data and outcomes are analysed at secondary level. What sort of things do you guys (in secondary schools) analyse? Ideally I want to explore questions that can be measured across KS2 - KS4. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I have 2 large WIM files at the root of the RemoteInstall folder. I am pretty sure that these are the images that were imported into WDS. What I am wondering is, if these files are needed after they have been imported as images within WDS? Is there any way of being sure that these are not the live image files?

I have 2 large WIM files at the root of the RemoteInstall folder. I am pretty sure that these are the images that were imported into WDS. What I am wondering is, if these files are needed after they have been imported as images within WDS? Is there any way of being sure that these are not the live image files?

We use Smoothwall and work and use VPN to remote desktop into a server. I setup a laptop using my phone's portable hotspot. All test and it was fine. Now the user can connect to the VPN (from a council connection), but is unable to remote desktop in. The user can’t ping the server either. I have tested the VPN and remote desktop from another laptop (using phone hotspot)and it all works fine. Doesn’t seem to make any sense and I’m starting to thinkit could be to do with the users internet connect, does this sounds feasible. I’mguessing the are using a proxy server for connection. Any suggestions would be helpful.

Minimum client for activations is 5 clients. Office 2016 KMS key for Volume licensing agreements needs to be requested from MS - 08009179016 Problem with MAK is that Auto Activation doesn't seems to be working, which is why I am looking at KMS

I want to install a KMS host server for Office 2016 activations. I have downloaded the KMS Host ISO from volume licensing portal. We currently don't have a KMS server on site. Do I need to just run the KMS host vbs file from the ISO. or do I need to do something else first to make the server into a KMS host?

Hi all Just wondering if anyone is using Smoothwall and they can help me with a configuration. I need to allow an external user to access their company VPN while they are in our school. They have their own device and only connect to our WiFi. I have been given these details and but not sure how set the configuration in Smoothwall. IP address - XXX.XX.XX.XX IKE Nat traversal - UDP4500 IKE - TCP500 TCP 10000 I have created a new outgoing port rule to allow all TCP and UDP ports. and I have created a new outgoing policy to use my newly created port rule for the destination IP I have been given. Am I on the right track?

We have 30 thin clients running XP. They are running some locked down version of XP, fits on 1GB. On the desktop there is a shortcut to remote desktop services. I have no access to anything else, I don't know how they are locked down as they we installed before my time. Over the time I needed to clone a few, which means a few have the same name. This seem to be working and there are no issues connecting to RD server, but I'm thinking it might be causing issues and slowness of the server. Can anyone suggest a way to change the computer name? Is there a reg hack I can use and change some ini file? The C drives are shared and I can access them over the network.

We are planning on arranging an advisor to come and deliver online safety training to teacher / ALL staff. I was wondering if anyone knows of a set of resources for on-going training / reference for teachers?

I just don't want to change the subnet right now (While other changes will be taking place.) Maybe I can stay on the current range while the internet connection is setup and get another IP bigger range configured on the router, which we can start using at a later stage. Are there any issues with using a superscope? Can all devices on the different scopes of the superscope see each other? If so, then what is the issue with using it?

I made a mistake. The range is 172.18.x.x and we are part of a LEA network. These are our internal IP addresses. I want to keep this range and add a few other ranges. so 172.18.1.x & 172.18.2.x 172.18.3.x and so on....

I think I understand how a Superscope will work, but just want to make sure I am not missing anything. We were given an IP range on a 255.255.255.0 subnet which gives us 254 clients. We are getting close to maxing out on the addresses available. We are moving to an external internet provider soon and will be able to choose the IP range. I don't want to change the current IP range, but I want to future proof us. It seems superscoping will do what we need (we can keep our current range and also add other ranges) So if currently we have 172.66.23.1 - 172.66.23.254 on 255.255.255.0 Could I add 172.66.24.1 - 172.66.24.254 on 255.255.255.0 and 172.66.25.1 - 172.66.25.254 on 255.255.255.0 and 172.66.26.1 - 172.66.26.254 on 255.255.255.0 So as long as all these ranges are configured on the router and I create a superscope on DHCP, all should work? or have a missed something.

This is the Who is info for Domain name: infokube.co.uk Registrant: Polly-C Limited Now check who the director/s of Polly-C Limited are. Also check the director information for Internet Kit Limited. Just wasted 10 minutes of my life.

InternetKit and the recommended company have the same director. Seems like an amateur attempt of abuse of insolvency laws.

I think I understand how a Superscope will work, but just want to make sure I am not missing anything. We were given an IP range on a 255.255.255.0 subnet which gives us 254 clients. We are getting close to maxing out on the addresses available. We are moving to an external internet provider soon and will be able to choose the IP range. I don't want to change the current IP range, but I want to future proof us. It seems superscoping will do what we need (we can keep our current range and also add other ranges) So if currently we have 172.66.23.1 - 172.66.23.254 on 255.255.255.0 Could I add 172.66.24.1 - 172.66.24.254 on 255.255.255.0 and 172.66.25.1 - 172.66.25.254 on 255.255.255.0 and 172.66.26.1 - 172.66.26.254 on 255.255.255.0 So as long as all these ranges are configured on the router and I create a superscope on DHCP, all should work? or have a missed something.