CyberDrac

Thank you so much for that, it looks like this will have to be the route we take as there isn't a feature parity between AD/AAD vs GSuite integrations with regards to groups

Yes, we do use SalamanderSoft, and we were hoping that Google Groups created from AD groups created by Salamandersoft (such as class groups) would be available for selection in the Adobe Admin Console, but it looks like we may need to go back to the source and use the User Sync Tool from Adobe and pull them from AD directly. Not a terrible state of affairs since they are effectively the same, but annoying that they didn't put the effort into GSuite integration that they put into AD and AAD integration.

Do you use GSuite for Education? If so then you can keep it simple by forcing logging into Chrome, restricting the domains they can login as to your own, and then the rest of the administration is in Google Admin

Following with keen interest as we are in exactly the same situation

Has anyone found a reasonable Google GSuite solution, we have the link in place, but it doesn't integrate with groups in the same way that Azure AD does, and so the only way to maintain groups in Adobe is regular manual CSV imports ... less than ideal. Any thoughts appreciated.

Sorry, nothing springs to mind, if I have any sudden flashbacks I'll let you know.

Apologies, as per the previously mentioned methods, I believe it was the 'Help' button for 10 seconds, a typo on my part in my previous response.

This is the point that I have reached, have you had any success in finding a service that will allow the purchase of tracks as a school in its entirety?

We moved from Equitrac to PaperCut and have been happier with it

Sorry, never had to deal with DesFare, this was purely created out of necessity. On a side note, the person who manages the Inventry backend now simply ticks the box to automatically enroll the card, and when the user uses touch screen to login for the first time it point out they don't have a card registered and asks them to swipe their card removing the need to know or translate/convert the card number.

One of my colleagues had some time to look at the issue and seemed to narrow it down on our sites to the following ... "After some digging, it appears that the '0x80070057' error experienced at most sites seems to be related to "Point and Print Restrictions". After disabling point and print restrictions in Group Policy in the computer policy (Computer Settings>Policy>Administrative Templates>Printers>Point and Print Restrictions = Disabled), no error is received and the printers get mapped consistently at first login. Without it, printer mapping is inconsistent and usually applies after a few minutes or at the next login." ... again, this may be specific to our configuration, but if your symptoms and the associated error code match you may wish to consider it.

Just in case anyone else finds there way here as this seems to be pretty high up on the Google search results, I can confirm that the 'Home' for 10 seconds works well on the NEC PA500X models also.

Some tablets are very selective about the adapter used ... I tried several working with Fujitsu Stylistic R726 and found that many don't PXE boot ... I ended up with a Dell FM76N model that has worked consistently.

From a ruggedness perspective the Hill Component mice are excellent ... however we have issues on plain white untextured desks in some but not all locations. I would much prefer to use them wherever I can and then have some mice that work better on the remaining surfaces to fill in the gaps as the attrition rate on non-Hills mice is atrocious.

We have been told previously that viewing a live feed for monitoring purposes is a very different case to reviewing historical footage in light of an incident. When you register with the ICO you would need to explicitly state that the CCTV is being used for that purpose and it is being viewed by appropriately trained personnel in an appropriate location.