MatthewL

Really liked Win 98se, took me an age to move to XP at the time.

It won't be listed in OWA if not setup as Exchange Active Sync. Well presuming your email is Exchange based.

Is the account setup as Active Sync or IMAP? Suggestion would be to delete the account off both devices, go into OWA and delete the associations in options and start a fresh and ensure its set to push for all sync options.

Just saying that was something I was wanting to do to help with plans later in life. Have you got anything you are wanting to do/start up/hobby i.e. photography, a sport i.e. biking/golf etc?

Sorry not something I've had to do but there was a section under account policies and password policy I had a tinker with years ago.

You can now do this with group policy, you may need to create a Staff user policy set it in there and apply it to them. I would have a baseline user for all users, then separate staff and student ones to do such as this with.

Mines in a few months, I'm going for money towards my class 2 license! Anything you want? New watch? At the end of the day age is only a number!

Odd, both drivers are very similar. If you create a Library2 say and install from scratch and print what are the results like? I wonder if a setting has been tweaked and causing the output to be like that. What is copy quality like, an warning messages (cog icon top middle).

I set mine to 30/60, sleep 30 minutes, power off 60 minutes, works quite well and very rarely go off during the day. As regards to the newer ones with motion sensors I turned that off, causes a few issues especially if using PaperCut.

The Sharp at the end of the day is just a monitor so anything should work weather connected on VGA or HDMI. Those of you who have the Sharp, do you have a separate speaker setup as the inbuilt 10W ones I don't think are loud enough for a classroom.

What driver do you have on your output queue for this printer? Have you tired printing direct to check what its like with the correct driver? Which model driver you using for your setup and what machines have you got?

MSN and Yahoo were my biggest two, never got into ICQ. Seem to recall an app called Trillian or something similar to login to all of them under one app and go from there. Do miss the days of MSN sat there, the little utilities to interface and change status, winamp status for music. Not a keen fan of the new Skype so tend to stick with WhatsApp and Messenger now.

pfSense, Sophos, Watchguard cannot fault any of them.

Is the create query based query available still? You can target that at OU's for exactly this purpose.

Most have GB capable NIC's on them now. I only use site servers with PaperCut if connection between sites is poor or lots of traffic from that site for printing. PaperCut is good with site servers you get 1 free with each license I believe.

Thanks for that, that is interesting to know.

Did anyone watch tonight's episode of Ambulance on BBC? My background been with emergency services that was a nasty job for everyone involved and tragic. I have enjoyed watching this series and the way it has been put together has been great, they have shown a good selection there. I do hope it makes people think before the call 999 for things that can be sorted elsewhere, just wondered what the thoughts of here were for those who have been watching?

Pass, its all still quite new to me, never done anything on this scale before, only ever linked two Belkin AP's together as a bridge years ago from a wireless link point of view.

Providing you just don't hang up and explain your reasons for calling a 999 operator there shouldn't been an issue. You have a duty of care to ensure it works. Providing you don't make a nuscience of it you will be fine.

Ubiquiti have this handy mapping tool, which suggests that I would be look at between 40 and 50 m height for the two dishes. One been in a village in a dip which doesn't help. Due to the kit required I think this little project is out the window till a time with more money. To have a dish that high would require some pole which is another problem.

Funny enough was watching that same video at the weekend. Other than siting the pole with the dish on and configuring both dishes is it as simple as that? Nothing else to watch out for?

Has anyone with success implemented a point to point wireless link over say a 9 mile distance? If so any hints and tips for it? I think the height of the dish is going to be my issue due to the terrain but but anything else I should watch out for?

Don't forget you will need release station licenses if you are going to be running a Pi as a release terminal.

Back in 2013 when a similar question was posted I spoke to our Avaya supplier at the time and this was their response: Call 999 explain that you are testing and ask them to confirm CLI and get them to acknowledge but one of his engineers tells him if you are doing numinous connective test calls, call the local police (101) first to explain, they will give you a code to clear, not sure if this is correct. It maybe worth calling 101 first to see if that connects as I know some systems can have issues routing 101 and 999 due to their short format and the number plan not put into the system correctly.

How good is your network for a starter? What you could do is still have a single setup of PaperCut but use site servers for each school keeping all data locally and the jobs can still be configured in the same way.