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I would say for us 70% of Impero usage is by the tech department, 30% classroom for us. The classroom/lab use is shrinking because as we are moving largely to Chromebooks and Impero's Chromebook client is not working for us. So probably Netsupport Manager.

It's painful but I am in the same boat. Looking at NetSupport as well as some Chromebook specific ones like GoGuardian since that is where the growth is for us.

If your content filter can do content modification and you have SSL inspection setup for Google sites, then you can append domain restrictions to Google services to prevent login to alternate domains. https://support.google.com/a/answer/1668854?hl=en This covers their main services; however, some of Google's peripheral services do not honor the X-GoogApps-Allowed-Domains header and may need to be completely blocked.

We're currently running Smoothwall that is up in March of 2017 which we will not be renewing. I'm looking now and will likely return to my previous filter which was an iBoss.

47.0.2526.80 has started rolling out as of about 10 minutes ago.

Also might want to block Chromebooks from updating in the Admin console if you have any of those. Updated Chromebooks are starting to trickle into my office. Device management >Chrome >Device Settings >Auto Update Settings

In looking at the process, the upgrade is supposed delete old_chrome.exe after the process completes. I guess I just managed to catch it on a machine.

@Sheridan: I believe the upgrade process archives the prior version as old_chrome.exe in the same directory as your Chrome executable, so you should be able to use that.

Just to add a bit the developer working on this said that the fix should be finished today or tomorrow. Once it is fixed it will go out with the next release. They expect this bug to be significant enough to warrant a rush release, but no fixed date.

If you want to track progress on the bug, the merged thread on Chromium is here: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=544255

Thanks. I have reported this to Chrome as issue https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=564611. When I filed this it was as a security bug so it is not publicly visible at this point (my bad).

Thanks. I've seen a few other responses as well that indicate it is an issue with 47.0.2526.73. I have reported this as a bug to the Chromium project. https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=564611. When I filed this it was as a security bug so it is not publicly visible at this point (my bad).

If anyone has downloaded the current version of Chrome - Stable Channel release 47.0.2526.73 released today and is also running a Smoothwall with NTLM authentication, I was wondering if you are seeing any issues? Currently with this release we are no longer getting NTLM "pass-through" or automatic authentication in Chrome. Any sites not on our authentication bypass list are prompting for a username and password. Internet Explorer and Firefox are fine, as was Chrome before this afternoons updates (46.0.2490.86). I am just trying to figure out is this is a global issue or something specific to our configuration. Thanks!

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You may want to look at SpaceObServer from JAM Software (www.jam-software.com) if you have SQLServer available as a backend. I haven't used it, but I do use their TreeSize Pro product on a number of our servers, which is a similar product that lacks historical reporting/tracking. I've been using this for years on my windows servers and it's a solid product with a good feature set.