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Hi, We are looking for a cloud engineer to join the team. Details in the link below Nescot | IT Systems Engineer (Cloud)
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Hi, We are looking for an enthusiastic IT Technician to join the team. Job spec and details can be found in the link below. Nescot | IT Technician
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Nescot seek to appoint an enthusiastic and reliable IT Technician for the day to day running of the college network. The post will focus heavily on 1st and 2nd line support calls that come into the college IT helpdesk. The post holder will also be involved in asset management, workstation building and will be introduced to help support the Mac environment. Please see link to Job and application HERE
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Please click on the link to find out more about the role. Nescot Senior IT Technician
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Hi, Nescot are looking for an enthusiastic IT Tech to join the team. If you are interested or know someone that might be then please click on the link below and go to our current vacancies. https://www.nescot.ac.uk/about-nescot/careers
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I have done that and it seems to have worked although i have set up a connection request policy for each and under conditions selected the user as you cant seem to do it by security group.
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Hi, Thanks for the email. I already have conditional access that states only some user have mfa but that is for logging into office 365 or Azure and not for an RDP service. Currently if a user does not has MFA enabled on their account then they cannot access RDP at all which is what i want, but i also want to be able to select a small security group that can bypass MFA. Below are the authentication options i want but it is the last one i am stuck on as it seems that all traffic from the gateway goes via Azure MFA. (im also trying to avoid another gateway set up on a different external IP) MFA enabled, In RDP security group = Access MFA not enabled, In RDP security group = No Access MFA not enabled, not in RDP group = No Access MFA not enabled, in a special privileged security group = Access
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Hi, I have Remote Desktop Services set up on server 2016 that is linked to Azure MFA through a NPS server and all works well. As i understand it all requests to logon when off site go through the gateway, on to the connection broker, then pass through the NPS going up to Azure for MFA authentication and then once approved allows the user to log in. If i wanted to allow certain users or security groups to bypass the MFA for whatever reason is there a way that can be achieved? I have set up a third session host (the other two being for all 'normal users') with different collection added to that host to the user in the particular group go to the correct host and see different remote apps etc. Any suggestions would be great! Thanks
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"The specified path is not valid. Enter a valid path using the for: \\server\share\folder." if you try to add a backslash at the end
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Hi, I am trying to set up folder redirection of the documents folder for all users. Now im sure that if i have \\servername\share\%username% as the home folder path and set up documents redirection i will end up will all the folders being renamed as Documents. One of the things Microsoft recommends is to create all home folders like the following \\servername\share\%username%\Documents which would work fine but when i put that into the profile settings for each user then it complains that it cant find the file path. Ad will create the file path if the location ends with the %username% but apparently not when you add another folder like 'Documents' after it. Short of crating something that creates the file path first, is there anyway i can do this? Thanks Mik
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A Senior Network Engineer role has become available at Nescot College. Please view the full job spec and apply here You can also send in your CV to [email protected] quoting the job title in the email.
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A Senior System Administrator role has become available at Nescot College. Please view the full job spec and apply here You can also send in your CV to [email protected] quoting the job title in the email.
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Nescot are looking for a Infrastructure manager to look after the switching infrastructure of the network. The ideal candidate will have a 'Can Do' attitude and will be responsible for the day to day running of the Nescot switching environment. Please use the link to apply https://workingatnescot.irecruittotal.com/CONFIG/NESCOT/StaticPages/CAC/SearchVacancy.aspx?Intranet=0
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Nescot are looking for a server manager to look after a range of virtual and physical servers. The ideal candidate will have a 'Can Do' attitude and will be responsible for the day to day running of the Nescot Server environment. Please use the link to apply https://workingatnescot.irecruittotal.com/CONFIG/NESCOT/StaticPages/CAC/SearchVacancy.aspx?Intranet=0