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Just noticed this on reddit this morning, HPE appear to be changing the warranty for their Aruba networking products to End of sale + 5 years, including those like the ProCurve switches previously on lifetime warranty's. Below link has the full list of products affected. Product Warranty Update for HPE Networking Products We've been slowly moving away from Procurve switches as budget allows but not looking forward to potentially looking at replacing our "Core" switches

Hi Andy Did you find a way to resolve this issue? Our students have recently found the same option!

Hi Strawdog, could I be cheeky and ask you where you were sourcing your Samsung TV's as well? Thanks!

https://www.eteach.com/job/it-analyst---infrastructure-1205531

Just bumping rather than reposting, updated info - they have relisted on eteach as attachments were missing I believe.

We have a same issue. Put an order in after noticing we weren't getting our restocks. Just chased up that order today, their support people were unwilling to answer clearly until eventually a manager mentioned the above problem. More info direct from Konica: https://www.konicaminolta.com/global/newsroom/2021/0927-01-01.html The timescales from that article are shipments from the factory for office products starts 28th October. Fun times ahead...

https://www.eteach.com/job/it-manager-1183916?lang=en-GB&frmsrh=Y

More info here: https://www.eteach.com/job/it-manager-1143413?lang=en-GB&frmsrh=Y

Are there any frog friendly keyboards that some one can recommend? Asking for a friend’ they;re going to be needing one.

https://www.eteach.com/job/it-technician-1107865

We have teachers using it without signing in, they haven't reported any limitations/issues with use. The main confusion is some thought they had to sign up and were "stuck" on the sign up page when the software first opened until one of us point out the new file button at the top.

Hey Uber, We are going through the motions of getting it all set up currently. There are 3 parts to it: SPF, DKIM, DMARC. SPF - A list of IP addresses approved for sending mail from that domain (Rule is put into DNS) DKIM - A signature added to mail to prove it game from your mail servers DMARC - A DNS Entry requesting reports on SPF/DKIM failures to be reported back to you. This also allows you to instruct recipients how to handle email that has failed (Nothing, Quarantine, Delete.) It is up to the person on the other end ultimately if they follow this up. All of this is primarily aimed at protecting others from your domain being misused, not for protecting you directly. But the more people set it up, the lower the amount of spam. Its not perfect coverage & there are ways of still getting around it, but it helps. There are services that can help set this up, particularly DMARC where you need somewhere for the reports to go and be made into information that is readable. The NCSC has a service called MailCheck that is free, its aimed at government/councils but schools can sign up, you just have to email them and ask.

We have the RM banned executable list enabled but are seeing two different outcomes. 1) User is able to download executable, but the web page goes blank 2) User is able to download executable even though swgfl filter page comes up with the RM banned executable list given as the reason. It was working last time we tested in house, not sure when this started happening. Does any one else get the same results?

https://www.eteach.com/job/temporary-assistant-it-manager-1084320?lang=en-GB&frmsrh=Y

Could I ask how many tills that quote was for?