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This is what we've done. Setup our public IP to allow it to send the emails.

This was sent to me by some friends. I don't play it but might be of intrest to others: https://eu.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/b0b2231a3ce1a39694cfd79e13b8fd226bd30d21

I think this can only be done if you use Google Workspace and have your users sign into their Google Accounts. There are settings in the Google admin console to allow only specific users or even the Google Classrooms teacher group to approve videos. There is also a permission setting to set the level of restrictions such as strict or moderate. This only works if all users are signed into their Google Accounts so students could get around this if they use a browser that isn't signed in with their Google Account. Our firewall also has a youtube setting to also force youtube to be in restricted mode. This will mean most videos will be filtered and they won't be able to watch approved videos until they sign into their Google Account.

This isn't a script I created so not very familiar with it. It was one I got from the Jamf Nation website when they hosted community scripts which I don't believe they do anymore. I do more Powershell stuff. We have it set to run once per user at login. You could try manually running this part of the script as this is what adds the printer to see if you get any errors (change variables in bold): lpadmin -p "MobilityPrintQueueName" -E -v "PrintServerName.domain.com:9164/printers/MobilityPrintQueueName" -i "/tmp/MobilityPrintQueueName" -L "Location" -D "MobilePrint" -o auth-info-required=username,password -o printer-error-policy=retry-job

My fix for this was to change/add this reg key: [color=#333333]HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\NlaSvc\Parameters\Internet\MinimumInternetHopCount = 1 (DWORD)[/color] Might be worth reading through this thread to see if any of these help: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/windows-10/216550-windows-10-random-no-internet-issue.html

We also use Jamf Pro so I'm not sure if this functionality is in Jamf School but if you're able to run Scripts against your Macs via Jamf School then this may help. We setup mobility print a while back and use a script to add the printer. No need to deploy any packges. Formatting on my code was pushing it to one line. Here is a link: https://pastecode.io/s/u6n0nu86 Just change the variables at the top to point to your mobility print server information. Parameter 4MobilityHost Parameter 5QueueName Parameter 6Location Parameter 7Info

We used SCOMIS for about 7 years until recently when we moved to ISAMS. It worked well although it was a bit slower than being on-prem. One thing that might annoy your users is they require you to change your password every 60 days or something.

Another option is using winget these days, especially if you're moving to Windows 11. Winget will probably have a lot of this software available to install by a simple command and then you can also use winget to keep it updated.

You will need to find if the installation files support silent/unattended installations. MSIs are usually straight forward but exe's can be a pain. Once you find the right switches (command line such as /silent) for each piece of software then you'll be able to set these up to install via MDT. GPO works best with MSI files so you can always use that is you have MSI files.

You might have to change the $XmlDocument.ReportParameters.Parameter.Values.DateRange to match your params file as the nodes might be named differently in your xml file. Each section in this command references the node level in the xml file. Report Parameters is one node Parameter is the next node Values is the next node Etc. If you're able to share your xml I can possibly take a look but I have no way of testing it as we don't have SIMS anymore.

My method uses powershell but is fairly similar to the others except I edit the xml file $XmlDocument = [xml](Get-Content "C:\Location\Of\ParamDef\File.xml") $XmlDocument.ReportParameters.Parameter.Values.DateRange.Start = (Get-Date).AddDays(-1).ToString("yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss") $XmlDocument.ReportParameters.Parameter.Values.DateRange.End = (Get-Date).ToString("yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss")

This was posted not so long ago. Setup zabbix with grafana. Free Network Monitoring

Not used it myself but I know our students use Stop Motion Studio on their iPads. Can't be too difficult and looks to be available on Windows: https://www.cateater.com/

Usually they don't bother fixing the brocken screens and will just replace the device at a slightly cheaper rate than buying brand new. As for the black screen, you might have curtain mode turned on. This is usually turned on by a gesture on the screen such as using three fingers to triple-tap the screen: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201443

We've not come across any nasty SSIDs yet but we did have one broadcasting the name of a website with games on that wasn't being blocked.Once we saw it we blocked that website.

When you switched to the new servers, did you change the IP address of your DNS server(s)? If so, are your computers using the correct IP address for the DNS server?

A slightly dirty way of doing it is adding all the possible drive letters to an array and looping through that with a test-path of one of the files that will only exist on your usb drive: https://paste.ofcode.org/tJZGQkTVTuwYqPJRUuA6CT Couldn't figure out how to paste code into the forum without it messing up the formatting and putting it all on one line (even when using the code tags).

This sounds a bit different to the one reported at the begining of the week as the fix was to disable SLP and/or update to a later version. This article suggests SLP was disabled but still got infected. Might have missed it but this article doesn't say what the cause is or how to fix it?

We use Veeam that backs up to several different storage locations at different sites. We are also looking into using Backblaze with Veeam for an immutable cloud backup.

Not familiar with Lightspeed but MDMs should follow a similar process. Even though the device might be assigned to lightspeed MDM, it might not be assigned to what Jamf call a pre-stage enrolment. This is where the settings on the pre-stage enrolment are applied to the device when it connects to wifi. I imagine lightspeed will have something similar to say that these devices get these settings during enrolment.

Yep! We had him setup our Aruba system when he worked for EE. When we found out he left we looked on linked in to see who he was working for and contacted them.

Yep! Knows his stuff!

We used Switchshop. We have a guy there that has done quite a bit of work on our network so knows our setup quite well.

We've very recently had ClearPass installed which provides network security via 802.1x and radius. It also allows onboarding for BYOD. It's was installed by a contractor and we've been left the documentation. I still need to have deep dive into to understand it better.

We have had no end of inventry issues over our multisite setup. Seems to have been better this year so far so maybe they've fixed quite a few things. We did have SIMs at first but switched to iSAMs at the begining of the year all though I don't think the MIS change is what made inventry better.