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We used to use calendars but it then always came down to us doing the bookings as the teachers wouldn't enter in the times right. That's when I love the HAP room bookings as the teachers just have predefined times and nothing to screw up

We've used SnipeIT, then i moved to GLPi, and now we're finally settling on PS Assets as it will also help with finance with contacts and helpdesks as well.

They can share, they will just need to remember to log out and and other person will need to login.

All depends on how you are migrating. Are you having your emails hit Office 365 first or your on-prem first? If your emails are going through your onprem first and then to office 365 then the current transport rules you have setup will continue to run. However if emails hit office 365 first and then on-prem they will not run. If you wish to keep all your transport rules then you will need to recreate them in Exchange online as the hybrid migration will not migrate these over.

For tablets? i can understand Macs and windows desktop/laptops but you cant do that with a tablet.

We do the opposite here and have GSuite authenticate with Microsoft. But we get a google login much like you are getting a Microsoft login page. Once you enter in your email Microsoft should know to redirect you to Google for authentication. This is needed as Microsoft needs to Authenticate against google to see who you are. After the first login it will just be SSO but this is purposly intended. Alternativly, you could go down the ADFS route and it would be a true SSO login.

Unfortunately this is correct. Users that need to see sensitive information will need the CPOM Authenticator App.

I have this exact problem with my Trust. However we have done the following: 1. Agreed at the Trust board that I have overall say on all IT 2. AD Sync is inplace with Forest Trust with schools not currently on out AD infrastructure 3. The other parties only need to edit their users and distribution groups in AD as you have the sync tool in place. All you need to to is make sure they are licensed or you could do what im looking to move to which is automatic licensing https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Core-Infrastructure-and-Security/Assigning-Office-365-Licenses-Automatically/ba-p/259125 Ignore the ADSync modifications at the top and Sync a security group with Office 365. The assign that security group to your license group and the users will get their licenses automatically. If you want any help let me know.

I've been looking in to this over the last two years and i still say that G-Drive and O-Drive still are not at the level of something that is workable. You cant sync fileshares with G-Drive or Office365 unless there is a bit of software i haven't seen. Unfortunately you either go all in or not at all with Cloud storage. However saying that if you have the G-Drive or OneDrive client installed on all the computers and user redirected folders to it, that will work. Just make sure you have the client not to sync all of the user data to the computer or profile.

Hi All, I'm looking to push SharePoint at the Trust i am working for currently but one of the things we have in our intranet at the moment is HAP+ room bookings. Im trying to find away of either implementing/designing a way of doing this in Sharepoint or trying to make something custom in Sharepoint to achieve what HAP+ does. Has anyone else gone through this process and if so would they be willing to share on what they have done? Thanks

Hi All, I've been given the green light to migrate all our servers to a data center and also to take the trust in to a thin client setup for ease of access at home etc. One sticking point though is the Lego Robots. From what i understand there is a feature called RemoteFX USB Redirection which will redirect nearly all USB devices to the RDS host. My question is if anyone has had experience of this before? We haven't got thin clients as we will be re-purposing old hardware for the mean time and will be installing Windows 10 2019 Enterprise N LTSC on the computers with a auto logon to the RDSH server with a Remote Desktop Connection or we'll look at ThinStation. Thanks

That is my next project across our trust. Except the Crucial BX500 128GB i get are £17.99 each, might have to buy bulk... hmmm 400 should do the trick. When our system is up for renewal we're tendering to other suppliers as Civica just want to replace everything here now anyway so we may aswell try and make a break for it and get new kit and maybe a better software solution.

Sorry ive only just gotten back. Been busy at work being the only tech across 4 schools at the moment. They were running windows xp embedded. I don't know the version of the NRS software but it is one of the older ones from around 2013. Keep persisting and complaining but when I and my CFO questioned them about it, it is just a ploy to get everyone on to the 'Civica' platform.

Do not agree to it. We were given the same and after an argument... 'heated discussion' they agreed to just replace the hard drives in our tills to ssds with windows 10.

I've added in reverse lookup in to the DNS. What's the best way of testing this now?