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Also using Impero and no issues with W10 WOL. I created an SCCM Configuration Item ages ago and it's worked fine ever since. This is then added to the general Configuration Baseline for workstations. Give me a shout if you want a copy and I'll export it.

May be a difference between x86 and x64 versions? The configuration I posted follows what's configured in our standard desktop shortcuts for SIMS and works fine here. Keep the one that works for you and remove the other, they are independent.

@cscc does it a different way to myself, worth trying that too. If SIMS runs ok on the server it must be something to do with the RemoteApp configuration. Are you logging in and out of the web portal each time you make a change or forcibly refreshing the page to make sure it's updated?

Can you run SIMS on the server ok without using the RDS interface ie. on the server desktop? What errors is it giving you?

Good timing I guess!? You should be doing this using Server Manager on the 2019 Server. Go to "Remote Desktop Services" you probably already have a "Collection" shown under "Collections" where you've added SIMS? If so select the collection on the left hand side and then under "RemoteApp Programs" select SIMS and right click it. Select "Edit properties" and that's where you can make the changes mentioned in the last post.

If you are trying to set up SIMS as an RDS RemoteApp the "RemoteApp program location" should be along the lines of "C:\Program Files\sims\SIMS .net\SIMSLoad.exe". Under "Command line parameters" select "Always use the following command-line parameters" and use "C:\Program Files\sims\SIMS .net\Pulsar.exe"

Have a Kyocera fleet here, 7052ci, 3252ci, 356ci and P3045dn. I really like them, they generally cause me very few issues. We've had parts replaced but only what you would expect in line with their usage. PaperCut integration is excellent too as already mentioned. Compared to the Toshiba's we had previously they were absolutely goosed 3 years into a 5 year contract and left us in a difficult situation with the supplier who shall remain nameless.

Can also been done using registry keys. Set to Replace. DWORD HKCU:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\ProxyEnable REG_SZ HKCU:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\AutoDetect REG_SZ HKCU:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\ProxyOverride REG_SZ HKCU:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\ProxyServer

This is a bit dirty but it will do what you need. Normally I would go the PSObject route. import-csv "D:\allemail.csv" | foreach {$UPN = $_.UserPrincipalName; get-mailboxstatistics -identity $UPN | select @{n='UserPrincipalName';e={$UPN}},displayname,lastuseractiontime}

You don't need to specify the current pipeline object with "$_.Displayname" as you are within a foreach loop running through UserPrincipalNames. Just use "DisplayName, LastUserActionTime" [color=#333333]import-csv "D:\allemail.csv" | foreach {get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_.userprincipalname | select displayname,lastuseractiontime } [/color]

@exa_mark Thanks for taking the time to explain what's been happening so comprehensively.

Done countless extract kits and the odd hybrid kit (steeped grains). I like the setup you've got there. Problem is I always end up drinking it before it's matured properly, 2-3 months seems to give the best results for me. I've just branched out into cider, now having pressed 65+ litres of juice I can honestly say I never want to see another apple again. Fingers crossed it was worth it.

-Recurse was to be used with Get-MailboxFolder NOT Get-MailboxFolderPermission. An optional step if you need to see what calendars they have.