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Yes it can but those coming from Chromebooks it doesn't specify the device used.

Fair enough. Please check the other things I suggested. If you make a change in AD to one of the users that does get created and then simulate a sync does GCDS see the modification? Is there something about these users that is different to the other users you are trying to create? Are they in a different OU in AD?

Thanks. Can you explain a bit further on "info on most recent users per device" please? G suite Admin Console already tells me the most recent users of a Chromebook but if I wanted to find out at what time a user logged into the Chromebook and what time he logged out will Chrome gopher tell me that?

What have you put in as your Base DN for Org Units in GCDS? We point the Base DN to our Users OU in AD and then replicate the structure under the users OU into G Suite. We tick "Do not create or delete Google Organisations, but move users between existing organisations as specified in the User Sync Rules"

Couple of things not sure if they will solve your issue or not. You have sync passwords for new and existing users but dont specify a password attribute. On the search rules page what have you got as your Rule? We have

Are you duplicating your AD structure in G Suite? Have you got your AD OUs mapped to G Suite OUs? Where are the 20 users located in AD and G Suite that it does create?

Does the GCDS actually create some users but fail on others?

The sync log should tell you why the accounts were not created or at least give some indication. If you can post up screenshots of your GCDS User Accounts setup screens (User attributes, Addtional User Attributes, Search Rules & Exclusion Rules) might help diagnose the issue.

We have a fleet of Chromebooks that are centrally held and booked out by Teachers. Occasionally we will come across a Chromebook that has been returned damaged. The G suite Admin Console gives very little information about who used the Chromebook last. I have come across Chrome Gopher and wonder if anyone else was using it. Is it worth the $250 per year subscription?

Thanks. All sorted now. Licences have been added.

We have HP switches throughout our site. I want to get more familiar with the CLI. I can only find CISCO courses on the net. I have found one for HP but it's only 2 days and costs £1185+VAT. https://www.snt.co.uk/training_courses/Product_specific/HP_procurve_switches_for_engineers_course.htm Any recommendations on which course I should get on?

Not very good with Powershell but is this all I need? Where would I point it to my folder of fonts I want installed? [color=#333333]$Shell = New-Object -ComObject Shell.Application[/color]ForEach ($Font in $Shell.Namespace($PSScriptRoot).Items()) { $FileName = [iO.Path]::GetFileName($Font.Path) if ($FileName -match '\.(ttf|otf|pfm|fon)$') { if (-not(Test-Path ($env:windir + "\Fonts\" + $FileName) -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { $Font.InvokeVerbEx("Install") } } [color=#333333]}[/color]

Seems to work if I run it manually. I have made 'Everyone' Group have read/write access to that share but it still doesnt install.

I am sure I got this script from Edugeek, possibly from @Arthur but not sure. I used it previously as a startup script at our Primary School and now I want to do the same on my own School network but the fonts just don't get installed. Option Explicit ' Installing multiple Fonts in Windows 7 Dim objShell, objFSO, wshShell Dim strFontSourcePath, objFolder, objFont, objNameSpace, objFile Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application") Set wshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set objFSO = createobject("Scripting.Filesystemobject") rem Wscript.Echo "--------------------------------------" rem Wscript.Echo " Install Fonts "rem Wscript.Echo "--------------------------------------" rem Wscript.Echo " " strFontSourcePath = "\\server\shared$\IT Support\Fonts" If objFSO.FolderExists(strFontSourcePath) Then Set objNameSpace = objShell.Namespace(strFontSourcePath) Set objFolder = objFSO.getFolder(strFontSourcePath) For Each objFile In objFolder.files If LCase(right(objFile,4)) = ".ttf" OR LCase(right(objFile,4)) = ".otf" Then If objFSO.FileExists("C:\Windows\Fonts\" & objFile.Name) Then rem Wscript.Echo "Font already installed: " & objFile.Name Else Set objFont = objNameSpace.ParseName(objFile.Name) objFont.InvokeVerb("Install") rem Wscript.Echo "Installed Font: " & objFile.Name Set objFont = Nothing End If End If Next Else Wscript.Echo "Font Source Path does not exists" End If

Has anyone managed to get their Meraki licences from LGfL yet? We have our Meraki Dashboard set up and LGfL are in there ad admins but I can't see any licences unless I am looking in the wrong place.

So I don't actually need to change the edition as long as I can show I have the licence?

Our Primary School has a Server 2012 R2 standard acting as a HyperV host. I want to get a Datacenter licence and upgrade the Standard edition to Datacenter. This would then allow me to add as many server VMs as I need. At the moment the VMs are 2008 R2 perpetual licences so need replacing soon. Is this possible or would I need to rebuild the Host as Datacenter?

When I ran exam writepad it asked me to run the usbmonitor.exe separately. what happens if a student doesn't run it and presses cancel instead?

Just downloaded the latest version. Thanks @ass17. To save me trawling through the posts can someone tell me what the USBMonitor.exe does please? I guess it monitors for insertion of USB sticks?

@JohnJackson Any news?

Does Meraki install some software onto users devices?

At the bottom of that article is a link to another concerning a Hastings Borough Council Data Breach. It seems to suggest Hastings got away with it because it happened on the eve of GDPR. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-44241494

We do too but passwords for domain and SIMS are different.

The additional Team Drive settings haven't appeared in my Admin Console yet.

Strange, no mac address being shown on that port but the switch states that it is up and connected at 10FDx. Other ports that are connected at 1000FDx are showing mac addresses.