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Hi All, I'm hoping this is the best place to post this. I've been looking for a way in Group Policy Management to disable the 'Pin' option when right-clicking a tab in Chrome. I have the ADMX file downloaded and running other Chrome restrictions, but for the life of me I can't find one for this. Is anyone aware of such a thing existing, and if so where is it? If not, can you think of another way to achieve the same result? For a little context, there are Students who are pinning tabs for games / other non-work related sites, and Teachers often miss them when monitoring because it's harder to see.

Hi All, This has now been resolved. For anyone that's wondering: - The webserver had lost its DNS settings, so I had to reapply these - The server crashing was a coincidence to trying to get onto Remote Access - All other servers were operating as normal, I had to nano the resolv.conf file to add the DNS info

Hi All, I'm hoping you can help. I'm having an issue with the school website, in that when I try to access Remote Access through it the site crashes, meaning I need to restart the Webserver to bring it back online. Rinse and repeat. Configuration: Website is hosted on an internal webserver, accessed and configured using Virtualmin We have an RA server with Magellan as the remote platform Two separate AD servers which deal with DNS All of the servers appear to be working fine, so I'm hoping I can get some advice? Apologies if this is a bit (very) vague, let me know what information you need. Apologies in advance, I'm not very experienced in web servers!!

I completely overlooked that!! However, it hasn't fixed the issue for some reason. Any other ideas?

Hi All, We cannot make any external calls, but can receive calls absolutely fine. When dialling externally, we get an automated message of 'All circuits are currently busy. Please try again later'. This started happening about a week ago. I run the phone system through Elastix, based on Asterisk, and the trunk is configured as follows: So far I've tried: - Restarting the physical phone server - Removing and re-adding the trunk - Checking with the phone provider that the lines are working properly. If anyone can help or suggest anything, that would be much appreciated.

Hello all, I'm having an issue with SSL Certs installed on machines around the building. Here's the situation: - Client machines aren't able to open Outlook: it's giving them a Proxy error when they try. - On Group Policy, the latest SSL certificates are set to install on each machine (AllWorkstations group) - Also on GP, the cert auto-enrollment is set up to renew and remove expired certificates - Upon restarting an affected machine, the certs don't install - I can install them manually by logging on as myself (administrator) and importing the certificates, which then fixes the issue. I've found that the expired old certificates (with the same name as the new ones) are still installed on the affected machines, so my feeling is that Group Policy thinks they are already there so don't need 'reinstalling'. So I have a couple of questions: - Rather than going through every computer and removing the old ones, is there a Powershell command I can use to do so for me? - Where would I need to open the Powershell? On the 'main server'? The email server? etc.? Let me know if you need additional info, I've quite literally never used Powershell before so guidance is appreciated.

Hi all, First post, be gentle! I'm having issues with a colleague's calendar, as follows: She requires full read/write access to another calendar, which up until recently has been working fine Now when she tries to add an appointment, the following message comes up: Sorry, we're having trouble opening this item. This could be temporary, but if you see it again you might want to restart Outlook. You don't have permission to create an entry in this folder. Right-click the folder, and then click Properties to check your permissions for the folder. See the folder owner or your administrator to change your permissions. I've tried fixing this as follows: Removed and re-added the calendar (from both the client and the calendar owner) Starting Outlook in safe mode and creating a new profile. This crashes Outlook. Looked at client's permission on the email server, but nowhere to give access to another's calendar unless it's full access to the mailbox too. I'd appreciate any help you can give, let me know if you need any more information from me. Ash