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That is the App our users are utilising and get the error message.

That is a bummer!!

That only applies to documents you share. If I, as a user, upload something from the School network to Google Drive I can download it to my home computer.

How do you prevent documents being downloaded from G Suite?

We have a Server 2016 RDS Server serving up various Remote Apps. Works fine for Windows and Android clients. Works fine for Macbooks in School but when users go home they cannot connect. All users that have Macbooks at home report the same error. They can authenticate to the server and see the list of Apps. When they try to run ,say, Word 2013 they get the following error; Any ideas?

We only have a couple of Macs in School but we use https://www.m3datarecovery.com/mac-bitlocker/ on those.

Have been using MDT/WDS for a number of years to deploy to various machines. Recently we were given some Dell E7450 laptops which I tried to add the drivers for to MDT. Once I added the drivers and updated the Deployment share I can no longer boot using PXE as I get an error which states "IASTORB.sys is missing" I have removed the wim files and regenerated them using the Update Deployment Share but still get the same error. Anyone know why I get IASTORB.sys is missing error?

Just a day short of a year since you started the thread.

But worth the wait. It's what you were wanting at the start of this thread [emoji1]

We have the VLAN ID set in exactly the same place in our Ruckus.

@rogerdnixon Vault showed 135 out of 152 emails were marked as spam. I talked to Google and their first line passed me onto a specialist who asked me to set up a spam rule at the domain level. [TABLE=class: settingGroupsGrid, width: 996] [TR] [TD=class: column-content]I had this rule already set but lower down in another OU. [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] [TABLE=class: settingGroupsGrid, width: 996] [TR] [TD=class: column-content]Aggressive spam filtering: No Bypass internal senders: Yes Bypass approved senders: Yes Quarantine message: Yes [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE]

Should have known!!! I did search but I searched for self destructing emails!! One day I will beat you to the punch!

Hopefully @FN-GM can help?

Hopefully we can switch this facility off in the Admin Console. From TechCrunch Google is testing self-destructing emails in new Gmail Romain Dillet@romaindillet / Apr 13, 2018 Comment Google is working on a brand new design for the web version of Gmail. Yesterday, I published screenshots of the new design. TechCrunch’s tipster Chaim also discovered an interesting new feature in the new Gmail. You’ll soon be able to send expiring emails. Working on an email service is hard as you have to be compatible with all sorts of email providers and email clients. But it doesn’t seem to be stopping Google as the company is now evolving beyond the simple POP3/IMAP/SMTP protocols. Based on those screenshots, expiring emails work pretty much like expiring emails in ProtonMail. After some time, the email becomes unreadable. In the compose screen, there’s a tiny lock icon called “confidential mode”. It says that the recipient won’t be able to forward email content, copy and paste, download or print the email. You can configure the expiration date so that your email disappears after 1 week, 1 month, multiple years, etc. You can also ask your recipient to confirm their identity with a passcode sent via text message. This sounds like a great way to associate email addresses with phone numbers and improve Google’s ads. (Update: a Google spokesperson reminded us that Google stopped scanning Gmail for ad personalization last year.) When our tipster clicked on “Learn more”, it opened Google’s help articles but the page was not found. The feature isn’t ready for prime time just yet. On the recipient’s side, the person was using the existing version of Gmail and received a link to view the confidential email. The recipient had to log into their Google account once again to view the content. When viewing the confidential message, copy and paste as well as the print feature were disabled — it didn’t stop our tipster from taking a screenshot of the email though. It’s unclear if this feature is going to be compatible with non-Gmail users as the company asks you to confirm your Google account to view the confidential message. It’s also unclear if the integration is going to work better in the future when everybody is using the new Gmail. For instance, when a ProtonMail user sends an expiring message to another ProtonMail user, it looks like a regular email in the inbox. After the message expires, it is automatically deleted from the inbox and the sender’s outbox. In Gmail’s current implementation, it sounds like Google simply generates an email with a link. The message behind the link disappears after a while, but not necessarily the intermediate email. It’s also worth noting that Google doesn’t mention end-to-end encryption anywhere. A “confidential” message doesn’t have to be encrypted. It’s likely that Google could still see the content of that message and comply with warrants. Once again, Google said that the new Gmail is going to come out in a few weeks. Confidential emails could be released at the same time or at a later date. Add a Comment

In your new DHCP scope (VLAN 50) have you given it a Router address of the VLAN ie 10.56.136.1

@rogerdnixon - It passed SPF, DKIM and DMARC The email went into my Spam folder as well as a few other users. None of the users I spoke to had marked it as spam.

Has anyone else come across this? We had to send out a Google Form to all staff so used the "Send Form" option in Google Forms. It was sent to internal users but quite a few reported the email as being found in their spam folder. We have our domain whitelisted in the Admin Console so no emails should end up in spam. Any ideas why?

We do this but just had a remote reported as being submerged in a box of water!?!? Not a cup of water but a box!! We had revision classes in over Easter so students were roaming the corridors, obviously thought it would be funny.

I hardly ever put anything on ours but I see people use it to 'check-in'. We use the privacy settings to control what visitors can do on the page.

I don't think you have an option of not having a Facebook page. You either let the wikipedia-generated one carry on as it is or you take control of the School presence on Facebook.

You create a new page and then get that one verified. Report the other page as a duplicate link. Get a few people to do this. As traffic builds up on your page the other one gets redirected to yours.

This was the thread I created sometime ago for this. /showthread.php?t=178388

This is what we did. Get your page verified and then the anyone going to the other page gets redirected automatically.

Into the cable that is attached to the port at one end. Then look for the light at the other end.

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