mattmole

Does anybody have experience using neverware and specifically deploying via WDS? I've set it up and tested on one PC. Are there any common issues people have come across? Thanks!

I'm looking to create a streaming and video conferencing set up for our training room. Can anybody add any thoughts other than what I've currently got in my head: * Use two rtsp cameras, one for audience and one for presenter * Use a magewell capture card to capture the output of the presenter's PC * Use many cam to create a virtual web cam so that when conferencing, the PPT and PIP presenters and audience video can be sent over the conference * Use OBS to record the video * Use the separate capture PC to display the other end of the video conference

An obvious and good point

The only thing that I could think of is using two different provisioning templates. One could include the URL to the parents phone number address book and the other one doesn't. The phones are then provisioned with one or the other template

Hi All, Apologies if I have posted this into the wrong category! We are setting up google apps within our school and wish to syncronise the AD user accounts and passwords. I've successfully set up the GADS tool and I am able to synchronise accounts, groups and OUs. On our network, we have three domain controllers. I've installed the GAPS tool on all three domain controllers and set them up with the same settings. DC2 and DC3 are able to update the passwords correctly, where as DC1 will not work. We store the email address of the google account in the postOfficeBox AD field and I have set up the GAPS tools to reflect this. If I look in the logs for DC1 the error shows that %USERNAME% is not found on the google apps domain and therefore the password cannot be updated. If I force the password update on DC2 or DC3, with the same account, I see %USERNAME%@%DOMAIN NAME%. Any thoughts how I can troubleshoot this please? I've rebooted the DC, recreated the configuration file, uninstalled the sync tool, reinstalled with the latest version... Many thanks, Matt