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Super Rod branded rods are probably the best brand and the black ones are the stiffest. You can by replacement black rods: Super Rod CR-BX5 Rod Spare-Black : Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools Or a whole kit which includes one black ones: Super Rod CRSK12 12m 36ft Installation Kit with 13 Cable Handling Attachments : Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools The kit also comes with some handy bits like the cable grips

SC-900 - yes please!

StarTech Thin Client Mount - VESA Mounting Bracket | Ebuyer.com Could use these, bolted to the stand on the up/down ones. I have a few of these with the Dell USFFs in them (at desks) and have worked well so far. You could even screw one to wall next to the screen for the fixed position one.

I'm getting the same results as you but no 1207 errors Have you checked the permissions against this KB: Prestage cluster computer objects in Active Directory Domain Services | Microsoft Learn

You can do this is SCCM by: Going to Assets and Compliance > Devices Right click column headers and add the information you need (serial number) Ctrl + A Ctrl + C Paste into Excel / Notepad

If it's an Intel Core i5 or i7, the USB slot supports power delivery according to Dell's spec page for that model of laptop. I'd go with a USB-C dock if it is i5 or i7, personally. This way it will charge and connect to to the dock through just one cable. Just this morning I setup a Dell WD19 which worked perfectly out the box.

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I'm after it too, if anyone has it

Have you signed up for the updates from https://status.exa.net.uk/ ? I've found it helpful on several occasions as they do update the page quite quickly.

To get the cert to deploy automatically, you may need to edit the following group policy items:

Fortigate support site to site: https://cookbook.fortinet.com/site-to-site-ipsec-vpn-two-fortigates/index.html

Are the N4032F switches still for sale?

You could have more than one domain (.com) on a single tenant and share resources as you would like to. You'd only have to have Azure AD Connect if you need password sync/SSO

You won't be able to sync more than one AD server with a single O365 tenant, without settings up trusts etc. This page is some good, light, reading regarding syncing and supported topologies: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/hybrid/plan-connect-topologies

Have you tried unblocking the ports mentioned on the support page? https://help.ubnt.com/hc/en-us/articles/218506997-UniFi-Ports-Used#3