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PaperCut can be a little tricky to get working on restricted Macs as the whitelisting is a little temperamental with the various scripts inside the PaperCut Client App. Not sure if it helps with your problem but in our case we did it all through Apple's profile manager where we found that you do not whitelist the PaperCut App itself under "allow apps" but rather just add the following path under "allowed folders" /Applications/PaperCut/ Doing both or just the App will result in the App trying to load and all the contained scripts failing. Hopefully knowing this will stop you going round in circles for hours like we did.

I have recently moved our Access Points over to Cisco Meraki models as part of a recent overhaul of our wireless network. As such I have 9 x Meru AP1020i N series access points up for sale. These are around a year old and fully functional. I would rather these go to a good cause than having to EBay them to random strangers so I'm looking for around £150 each, ideally from someone able to collect from the Oxford area but postage isn't out of the question. Drop me a PM if you are interested! Ps. It's worth noting that our controller was virtualized so I only have the AP's for sale. As such you must ensure that you have an existing Meru controller with adequate licencing for these units as I don't believe they function as stand alone units.

I recently opted for a Cisco Meraki system to replace our aging Netgear and the more modern Meru systems we were trialing. I can say that it was a choice that I have not regretted. The MR32's have been rock solid so far, blisteringly easy to deploy, seamless roaming, excellent BYOD, and most importantly for me the easy ability to manage multiple sites in the consortium/trust from one location. I'll also admit I liked the idea of having integrated Bluetooth beacons for some of our future projects. Only negative point so far has been that some old legacy devices had issues connecting at first, but most of those were down to older cards not supporting WPA2 correctly. A few driver updates or card replacements and pretty much everything was resolved and working fine.