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Dates: Apply by: Midday on 25 January 2019 Interviews: Week commencing 28 January 2019 To start: As soon as possible Salary: NJC Grade D SCP 14-17 £17,681 to £18,672 pro-rata (actual salary £14,592 to £15,410) Location: Torquay, Devon Contract type: Full Time (Term Time Only) (37 hours per week, 38 weeks per year) Contract term: Permanent We are seeking to appoint a Performing Arts and ICT Technician to work closely with both the Department of Creative Arts and Technologies and the College’s Network Manager. We believe that Creative Arts and Technologies subjects play an exciting and leading role in enhancing the life, imagination and education of our students and the surrounding community. Through an unrelenting focus on the highest quality teaching and learning, we seek to build an aspirational environment where students develop a love of learning and develop their creativity. The successful candidate will also work alongside our Network Manager to provide IT support required by users. The Spires College is a close community, with a shared desire to be the best we can be. As a School we are committed to the professional development of all staff. We offer: excellent professional development and a wide range of professional opportunities; a high level of support for all new staff; the opportunity to work alongside excellent practitioners across the College and beyond; an exciting, stimulating place to work in a friendly environment; a modern, purpose-built building and excellent facilities. · You will: · have experience in the use of a wide range of technical theatre equipment, including lights and digital audio; · preferably have experience of working with computers and networks; · be approachable, resilient, calm and level headed; be enthusiastic about giving young people the best possible start in life; be self-motivated and able to prioritise demands; have excellent communication and interpersonal skills; be a team player, and be able to contribute to the shared responsibility ethos of our school. The Spires College is a co-educational, 11-18 School with a bilateral stream. We are a friendly, caring school which puts the needs of our children at the heart of all we do. For further details about the post including details of how to apply, please visit Job Vacancies | The Spires College or contact Nadine Osborne, PA to the Principal: [email protected] The closing date for applications is midday on 25 January 2019 Performing Arts and ICT Technician Recruitment Brochure January 2019.pdf

Hi All Ranger Suit was a greet product when it was owned and developed by Sentinel and since it was sold to RM I have slowly seen it go down hill from lack of development by RM. However there is an alternative and its called BCX Management Tools by these guys Burconix Ltd Network Solutions I have rolled this out in to 2 schools now along with using group policy, Ab Tutor and Foldr. This is the closest solution I have come up with to Ranger and it works really well, the only thing I'm still trying to find is a way of limiting the number of logins a user is allowed. I've put in a feature request for this with Burconix and hope it will be added. Cheers Paul

The Solution this is based on server 2012r2 Terminal services on 2012r2 have a default delay set on login scripts of 5 mins. So first you need to create a group policy for your terminal server ComputerConfiguration\Administrative Templates\System\GroupPolicy: Configure Logon Script Delay set this to enabled with a value of 0 Now run gpupdate /force on the server. We run the papercut client from a unc path (you can run it locally on the terminal server if you want as well). Remoteapps will not run applications or login scripts from you domain group policy at logon, but it will from the local group policy on the terminal server. So first I created a batch file on the terminal server to run papercut from the unc path or local path (you could run your existing login script from it if you useone). e.g. @echo off Start \\printserver\PCClient\win\pc-client-local-cache.exe --silent --minimized Exit (note it is import that the client is run minimized) Now run gpedit.msc on the terminal server, now go to user configuration\windows settings\scripts (logon/logoff) and add you batch file into the login item. Next you need to make a change in papercut. Log into the administration interface as the admin user. Navigate to Options and select the Config Editor (Advanced) Action from the left set of Action links. Use the Quick find: to locate the key:client.allow-match-on-machine-or-ip-only Change the value to N (no) and press the Update button. That’s it, now when you run a remoteapp and when you choose to print the papercut popup will be there. Web sites that I used for the info are as follows :- https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/2895815/logon-scripts-do-not-run-for-five-minutes-after-a-user-logs-on-to-a-windows-8.1-based-computer https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/2da7c780-0c5c-45d7-bd4c-febbe213206b/starting-batch-script-with-remoteapps?forum=winserverTS https://www.papercut.com/kb/Main/SpecialConsiderationsOnTerminalServer Hope this is of help

Hi, I've just spent most of the day working on it and I've cracked it! If you want to know now I will try to document it for you. Once I found out what the problem was the rest fell into place!

Hi Did you get this working? Trying to do the same. I have the printers mapped ok, but can't get the papercut client to pop up when printing. If I login as a full rdp session the papercut client runs an all ok. If I run word as a remoteapp I get the mapped printers but don' t get the papercut client popup when I print.