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cheapo switches.
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Just read the android version isn't available yet!
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Does anyone have the APK for SIMS Teacher app or could try converting it to Chrome please? Arc Welder is here https://developer.chrome.com/apps/getstarted_arc And when converted it should deploy to the domain.
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Stack of 4 - All of the main components have redundant links so I could easily loose one switch. There would be a certain amount of titting around where a particular device has one link and I'd have to find space for it elsewhere, but overall I'm confident things would be ok. However, if we lost our router or firewall we would be screwed.
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I thought you did your risk assessment ? or did I get the wrong end of the stick about that?
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Haha. Many local authorities, schools and government agencies did the same exercise and came to a very different conclusion than you. Do I have more confidence in HMRC's, DFE, cabinet office risk assessment or some tech in a school. Hmm, let me think about that one.
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Email Printing and other BYOD Printing Solutions that suck
mjk replied to chazzy2501's topic in Windows Server 2012
Papercut with Cloud print works well: Tour - Google Cloud Print - PaperCut -
No, it changed its policies where certain virtual machine services are stored, not Google apps. The reason there was so much controversy was because there was a lot of FUD spread about by suppliers and Google haters (perhaps at the behest of Microsoft, who knows) who are at risk of loosing big contracts. They used the pretence of the "EU legislation" to spread this rubbish when in fact they totally disregarded the safe harbour agreement which was specifically designed to comply with Directive 95/46/EC.
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Take a look at Googles' API's. There is a lot that can be done, including knocking up SQL databases. We still have some dyed in the wool excel users, it's not that Google spreadsheets can't do what they want, rather they just don't like any change.
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The Chromebook yoga's cost us less than ipads. If you are considering Android/ios then Chromebook runs a lot of android apps now, has keyboard and has much better management tools.
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It's looking increasingly likely I'm off to the cinema tonight. At least i have a bit more confidence in the system. Thanks guys.
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We can change passwords with AD>users+Computers or users can do it manually, either seem to work. Are you sure the issue isn't that you set "user must change password on next login"?
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Yep, I reckon it could be a good basis for a bunch of pi projects.
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Thanks. I've set the Friday afternoon challenge to the techs: Using any BYOD device, with only a yr9 account. I want any Mad Max screener by the end of the day!
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It doesn't so much control other devices, it "works with" other devices. NEST basically works out your patterns, where you are, how far from home you (mobile phone info) are and controls the thermostat based upon it's "intelligent" information. Cameras, lights etc can work with it to only record when you are supposed to be out, or opposite for lights. There is a smoke detector too so you can watch your hose burn from the comfort of your mobile ( I hope not to use this feature).
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I'm sorry I'm not really following. Currently we block pretty much everything tcp/udp to everywhere. Certain services (IMAP for example) are allowed out, but only to specific ip addresses. Everything else needs to go through 80/443 on proxy. Given that https interception occurs here I am not seeing what the benefit is.
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So isn't the solution just ot FW everything except 80/443 which is forced through the proxy ? That's always what we have done and I can't see why this an iboss vs smoothwall problem. I was interested in iboss because of the wire speed filtering, but if it doesn't happen on https I see very little benefit so far.
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list of "radical" terms for email content filter
mjk replied to mjk's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
The point of this thread was to ask for said lists to protect our children. I note that Impero have such lists but only for resale, as they are your intellectual property. -
Can't say I've ever had problems with vpn's and illegal downloads with smoothwall, which sounds like 99% of the problems experienced by @trekmad How do students get around the smoothwall filters ? So I can learn to prevent it. Is it an inherent problem with smoothwall or a configuration issue?
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list of "radical" terms for email content filter
mjk replied to mjk's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
but let me guess, you're not going to share... -
https://nest.com/uk/ The integration is good (open API) so you can easily get Lights, locks alarms with your thermostat.
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There is a windows version of these for double the price. ThinkPad Yoga 11e Chromebook | Lenovo Â| Lenovo UK
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Only 24% of people eligible to vote actually voted for the Conservatives, so never say never.
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As I mentioned earlier; there is a light/data loss penalty for mixing 62.5/125 and 50/125 see: Power Penalty For Mixing 50/125 And 62.5/125 Fibers
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ok. It's going to take more behind the scenes organisation than I anticipated!
