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Yeah both of these are done and still no dice

It's a mapped drive path and it doesn't require Air. As mentioned in my other post I am pretty sure it must be something to do with the dependencies because some machines work and not others.

I've got Version 2.0 but it has the same problems that 1.1 has, the same machines still won't run it. I am pretty sure it has something to do with Flash/Java at this point since it does work on some machines.

We currently run it from a network drive, it's just on the share and the teachers get a shortcut to run it. It has software restriction policies in place for both the JustClick.exe and the path. The reason that I came to look into this is because it seems to work on some machines and not on others. I have tried messing with the Java version but it isn't have an effect. Two machines, both logged on as administrators, both with the same version of Java and Flash, one freezes at the intro and the other runs fine. Not sure what to try next.

Has anyone had any luck with this software? We have an ancient version of E-Science on a network drive (v1.1) and teachers run it directly from the drive. It doesn't seem to work on some machines though and is intermittent (does not seem to be related to Java version). I have tried packaging it and it just seems to crash the package builder. Has anyone had any luck deploying this software without it being awful? I have both 1.1 and 2.0 iso's now and licenses for Chemistry and Physics. Any help appreciated. Regards //Philip

We have 7.0.2 on the test devices and still issues, oh well I will see what I can do, thanks

Well while obviously you will be using a lot less APs I can certainly recommend that the Aruba performance with iOS devices is solid.

Using Aruba with 3 controllers, 135 AP's and 700 iPads. Can check on controller details if you are interested. Have pretty much zero issues, good throughput and almost 100% coverage of the school.

Have the same problem, only video recorded on the iPad does not play. Installed everything recommended and no joy, even updated drivers and what not. Has anyone found a solution to this yet? As a side note, we are using iPad 2's. Tested on a single iPad 3 and the issue seemed significantly diminished.

Sorry to resurrect an old thread. I am setting up Airserver in a large school so that teachers can mirror iPads to projectors. Everything is done in Aruba and it works as a standalone but I am having huge problems packaging Air Server / Bonjour Print Services so I can do a network package install. Directx 9.0c is already packaged on all machines I am just wondering if anyone could let me know their procedure for getting the other two packaged. I am getting fails on both packages using both BonjourPS and building my own package from the original BonjourPSSetup.exe. Any help much appreciated.