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God damn I've been going through the works with this one. I'll try to keep this short but with vital information. We use Smoothwall as our filtering. We also have LGFL as our ISP. We have a few IP address ranges. One IP address range works, the other one does and doesn't at the same time. It's driving me crazy. So I'm going to reference A: good IP range, B: bad IP range. A IP range goes through Smoothwall and allows/blocks what we want B IP range goes through our Smoothwall and allows/blocks SOME of what we want B IP range has been fiddled with to get this working - I've been ensuring transparent/none transparent is working well, Have tried application and computer based proxy settings (manual/auto and even setting 801 as the port so it's unfiltered) Messing with exemptions but nothing as worked so far What's even stranger - A IP range can ping Google DNS. B range IP address cannot. Doing a tracert to Google's DNS stops at our gateway. Which is the same Gateway to our Smoothwall as the Good IP address range. They stil have internet and is still filtered by Smoothwall! I've been in contact and they are stating it might not be them on this one. Would be happy if anyone can give some insight!

First off I'm not savvy on vbs or java for that matter so go easy please [emoji28] There has been a few issues with exams on an online website where it did not record the exam data for our students. To receive a new exam code we need to log back into the accounts. We would like to know if there is a way to run a script to auto login these students using IE on lots of tabs. Here is where I am at with a vbs script. Option Explicit Const navOpenInNewWindow = &h1 Const navOpenInNewTab = &h800 Const navOpenInBackgroundTab = &h1000 Dim intLoop : intLoop = 0 Dim intArrUBound : intArrUBound = 0 Dim navFlags : navFlags = navOpenInBackgroundTab Dim arrstrUrl(3) Dim objIE intArrUBound = UBound(arrstrUrl) arrstrUrl(0) = "https://www.testingforschools.com/code" arrstrUrl(1) = "https://www.testingforschools.com/code" arrstrUrl(2) = "https://www.testingforschools.com/code" arrstrUrl(3) = "https://www.testingforschools.com/code" set objIE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") objIE.Navigate2 arrstrUrl(0) For intLoop = 1 to intArrUBound objIE.Navigate2 arrstrUrl(intLoop), navFlags Next objIE.Visible = True set objIE = Nothing I want to add this onto it but unsure where. .getElementByID("AccessCode").value = "password" .getElementByID("login").submit End With End Function The website is included within the script above. The script would need have a different "password" on each tab... If possible? Thank you anyone for your welcomed support! [emoji106]

Would most likely need to be Google docs as students would need to write essays and the whole set up of Google forms would be seen as un-professional in the eyes of exams.

First time post, please go easy. Having an issue setting up managed Chromebook devices and using kiosk mode for Google Docs. Receiving 'getting things ready' constantly once opening the app in kiosk mode. Have checked permissions from Google admin regarding the user and device. Recent Google update is a bit buggy under our organisation so could be this. Just wondering if anyone has had any success setting up chromebooks using Google Docs in kiosk mode. Word provided by Microsoft is a no go due to licences and any third party app involved would be a big no no from hierachy's due to GDPR scare. Any help would be much appreciated.

I was wondering if anyone could give me insight to what we could use that is equivalent to ChromeRDP (Chrome extension) that could be used for 90+ users to log into our terminal servers. From what I have seen ChromeRDP's support is non existent and their license purchasing is done by a weird method I am sure our organisation would be sceptical on. Note: I am yet to try Ericom.