Is it just me who can't stand impero? The function to block certain portable apps/software sounds great until the students change the name of the app/software (it blocks by name and not product ID or hash) then it runs again, so it's not really a solution to GP, so what is the point in that function? other than a temporary inconvenience to students that want to run annoying portable VPN apps, also if you run Sonicwall and impero together and someone adds a website to the impero block list prepare for a world of conflicts between the two, better to use content filtering using one preferred method (For me Dell SonicWall), I find the UI clunky and really poorly programmed and the only good thing about it is catching violations, even the remote control function is useless as the students will flip the airplane mode to on and then your stuffed ( I know that would be the same for any classroom management ) I think its over priced and very amateur to be honest, I could see it working quite well with desk stations but it doesn't work with laptops well at all.