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An independent boarding school for boys aged 13 to 18 ICT NETWORK ENGINEER Permanent We are looking for an experienced MCSE-qualified Network Engineer to join our existing ICT team of nine. The ICT department is responsible for the development and maintenance of Harrow School’s computer network, audio-visual and telephone facilities. There is a fleet of around 1,500 PCs and mobile devices, plus significant quantities of peripheral ICT equipment spread over 60 buildings. Candidates should have experience in administering Windows Server, SQL Server, Microsoft Exchange, HP switches, Ruckus wireless systems, VEEAM backup and restore, along with school management information systems (ideally iSAMS). Superior communication skills are essential coupled with strong customer focus in order to achieve success. Benefits include free lunches, automatic enrolment in the School’s pension scheme, use of the School’s sports facilities and subsidised membership of the tennis, golf, angling and social clubs. Harrow Non-Teaching ApplicationForm 2019_Interactive v2.pdfEquality and Diversity Form_HR 0615.pdfICT Network Engineer Job Description - Feb 2019FINAL.pdf Application packs are available from www.harrowschool.org.uk/work-at-harrow or by contacting the HR department at [email protected]. Closing date: 28 February 2019 The School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and all successful applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post including checks with any past employer and the Disclosure and Barring Service. Harrow School is an equal opportunities employer. -
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 -
ICT Technician and Deputy Network Manager Pay Point 30 -33 - Actual Salary - £29,827 - £32,430pa (maybe negotiable for the right candidate) 52 weeks per year - 36 Hours per week - 30 days annual holiday Required as soon as possible an experienced IT and Network Technician to play a key role in the managing, support and continuing expansion of the Academy’s network. The Academy has an extensive networking of both physical and virtual servers, over 600 desktop PC’s, iPads, Ereaders, projectors, interactive whiteboards, printers and copiers. The Academy uses the following OS platforms: Windows Server (Server 2008R2 and 2012 , VMWare), Client PC's (Windows 7 Pro and Windows 10 and Google Suite). An understanding of the fundamentals of AD, DHCP, DNS, Group policy management and TCP/IP networking is a prerequisite. Please telephone for further details and an application form. Alternatively, details of the school are available on our website www.ashmoleacademy.org where you can download an application form and email to [email protected] along with your supporting letter. Closing Date: Monday 15th July 2019 Interviews will be held Wednesday 17th July 2019 For more information please visit - https://www.ashmoleacademy.org/page/?title=Non%2DTeaching+Vacancies&pid=410 -
Morning all, I've had no service on my mobile since around 7PM last night, anyone else on EE having the same problem? - I see they're boasting about there new 5G network, shame 4G isn't working at all.
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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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Dear EduGeek users, I'd like to introduce you to Redway Networks and will keep in brief. We're independent cloud networking experts to the education sector with many successful deployments (just check our our customer case studies on our website where we are 100% client recommended). We partner with the world's leading technology brands to supply bespoke, campus-wide networks that provide students and staff with a safe digital learning environment and enable IT teams to 'do less with more' with easy cloud-management . So if your school or college would like to improve the performance of its existing network or you're looking for a next-generation, fully web-based solution that can be managed efficiently and cost-effectively for transformative experiences, we're here to help. For all things EdTech with a real personal service, email: [email protected] or 01908 046400 Next-generation WiFi and Switching Best in class network security Cloud managed architectures WiFi surveys and troubleshooting Network audits Leading tech brands (Meraki, Cambium, Aruba, Extreme) Proven success in education http://www.redwaynetworks.com
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I have 2 IP ranges (10.0.52.1) +(10.0.254.2) 1 IP range is our office network and another has our NAS on it (don't ask me why they are on different IPs) I should be able to link the 2 together on a computer so you can browse to the NAS on the office network from other machines. Any ideas?
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CSE is looking for a Managed Service Engineer to join its team in the South-East Birmingham area. Successful candidates will be excellent communicators who excel both working within a team and also working alone. They will be able to manage their own time and be able to work to a schedule. The role is to help support a large secondary schools' ICT system. This will include diagnosis and fix of various day to day ICT System issues including device problems, user access issues, projector/whiteboard problems, adding users, print management, checking backups etc. The successful applicant will help manage (open, close, update) Service Desk tickets as they are added and be able to prioritise issues that affect Teaching and Learning, then escalate to the Network Manager where required. Required or beneficial experience includes: •Network support in an educational environment •Windows Server and desktop OSs •Infrastructure experience (switches, Wi-Fi) •Active Directory •VDI/thin clients •Network backup (Symantec Backup Exec) •Network services (File and Print) •Desktop deployment (Windows 7/8/Apple) •Full, clean driving licence is desirable A CRB check is required for this role. Benefits include: •Competitive salary (£18k-£21k) •Company pension •Private health care To apply, please email a CV and covering letter including relevant experience and current package to [email protected] -
onBoarder is one tool for B.Y.O.D deployments Integrating a BYOD solution into a school can be a daunting and complex undertaking. Cablers onBoarder is a secure, high performance BYOD in a box solution with low cost of ownership. With onBoarder schools can have the confidence to embrace their BYOD deployment without major changes to their existing infrastructure. Cablers BYOD in a box allows the school to pick the services they need for their BYOD solution including; DHCP DNS NAT Transparent services Radius authentication BYOD dashboard Bonjour gateway services NAC services Network services Client device network services are all delivered by onBoarder, no modifications to live or third party managed servers are required. IP ranges can be expanded and integrated into the existing network without complex modifications. Local proxy services allow the school to host an upstream proxy without delivering proxy IP or port details to end users or having to deploy a single school wide wpad configuration. Secure and simple onBoarders Radius server connects to the schools active directory ensuring uncompromised network security and reducing IT administrators workload with its single point management and unique client onboarding management interface. User and device management Cablers BYOD dashboard instantly gives the network managers access to a range of statistics including logged in users, bandwidth hoggers, backbone and internet bandwidth use. Check this blog out on edugeek for more details: BYOD - The Transparent Proxy Headache Solved - Blogs - EduGeek.net If you would like to discuss how onBoarder can help your school with a BYOD deployment then contact our helpful education team for some advice or PM me directly.
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Senior IT Support Technician Salary: ILPS Range: 23 – 25 (£24,252 – £25,620 per annum), 52 Weeks, 36 hours per week Full Time, Permanent Required from: December 2015 Closing Date for Applications: 9am Friday 27th November 2015 We are seeking an ambitious individual for our IT Support Department for December 2015 or soon afterwards to lead third line support, carry out routine core network and infrastructure maintenance and provide elevated support to projects and rebuilds. Quintin Kynaston is a vibrant and diverse school in a highly desirable location in central London. We moved into a new £30 million state of the art building in January 2015. A new, experienced headteacher took up post in January 2014. Brand new, virtualised Hyper-V, Server 2012 R2, Win 8.1, SIMS.net environment. Google Apps, iOS, OS X and Chrome management skills a bonus. Senior IT Support Technician - Totaljobs.com Vacancies | Quintin Kynaston Job Description https://drive.google.com/a/qkacademy.net/file/d/0B8f8bS2lAN1bSHJzLVNCbzJmSlU/view?usp=sharing -
Plume School is seeking to appoint the following member of staff: ICT SUPPORT TECHNICAL MANAGER Band 4 Point 26 – 30 (£22443 - £25727) The successful applicant will have the ability to manage advanced ICT Technical Support; lead on commissioning and configuration of ICT systems, networks and equipment; manage the performance monitoring of ICT resources and perform advanced diagnosis and resolution of network infrastructure, software and hardware faults. This position is full-time with an immediate start. Plume is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. All appointments are therefore subject to satisfactory DBS and Immigration Checks, together with the receipt of references. Visits to the school are welcome. For full details and an application form, please visit our website at www.plume.essex.sch.uk Closing date: 12 noon Monday 9 December 2013 PLUME SCHOOL Fambridge Road Maldon Essex CM9 6AB Telephone: 01621 854681 Fax: 01621 855913 e mail: [email protected] www.plume.essex.sch.uk Roll: 1815, including 378 College students Headteacher: Mr D Stephenson MA (Hons) MA Ed ICT Technical Manager 11.13.pdf
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Hello, Ive searched far and wide for a solution to this issue, and have stumbled across similar answers and some very unhelpful ones too. Basically, all of our computers have several media players installed. WMP, WinAmp and VLC. Winamp is currently the default, we would like to change this back to WMP. I know you can go onto a machine individually and reset the file associations or go through the "Set Default Programs and Access" option within control panel. But I am having difficulty trying to work out how to do this in a batch job. I thought of deploying a reg fix through an adm in group policy, but cant for the life of me find where this setting is stored in the registry. I also know that there is no out of the box gpo for this either. Any help/ideas would be much appreciated. This is where i miss having Impero's key/mouse stroke script creator! -
We're using HP Procurve manager to track network traffic over our 100Mbps intersite link. We run one AD based network over both sites. Before half term everything was fine. Since half term there have been periods of activity where the link becomes saturated one way, sending data from the site with our main servers on it to he other site. All we changed over half term was printing. Each site's PCs print to a local print server so it shouldn't be a print related issue. There is no pattern to it either, it mainly happens at lesson changeover but not always. We have 200 staff so asking all of them if they are using a large files at these times would be too onerous a task especially as few would actually know if the files they use are large. We're using wireshark to try to track packets but we've not found a way of analysing the stats this collects to see who or what is creating these packet bursts. Does anyone know how we can analyse/track the packets to identify source and destination of the top 10 so that we can then look at these machines to see what the data is? We suspect is there is a way to track this on the servers too. Our "video" server is on the main site so teachers viewing videos would create this large volume one way traffic. We're in the process of replicating this to a local server to reduce this intersite traffic but we need to prioritise which resources to replicate. Is there a way on a windows 2008 server to see who has which files open so we can study these during a "period of saturation"? I tried the sysinternals tools (Procmon (used to be filemon)) but had no luck. Any help appreciated. ChrisJ
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Hi I was wondering if this is possible. I am trying to find out when laptops where last brought in and connected to the network. I need to be able to do this from the server end. I was wondering if there is any way from within AD? Any help on this would be really great. i have got windows server 2003 Cheers -
Hi Does anyone have a VB Script to delete network printers at logoff without having to name each printer? I've got some staff profiles with some dud printers dating back a while. thanks J.
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Well, I have another issue I'd like ideas on: Our new student information system (Star Student) has been recently installed and runs on Oracle, using 3 different servers. We access the system through a web browser, though the servers are hosted in our network. (They can be accessed from outside the school system as well). The system uses the Java plugin and requires no higher build than 6 update 7 (of the JRE I believe). To make a long story somewhat shorter, the program locks up at various times of the day, for various users. I have Star's support team looking at the server logs to see if there is anything noted on that end of things. We recently rolled out new XP machines to admin staff, and some of these users are noticing this lock up issue; however, not all users of Star with these new computers are experiencing it. I'm very weak in the network troubleshooting area (as is the rest of our staff) and would love any advice on how to troubleshoot this area. I either need to pinpoint the problem or be able to conclusively rule this out as a problem; many higher-up staff believe this to be a network problem as we have had sporadic network issues in the past. Alternatively, I may be able to run to Java console logger to see if the program is throwing any Java errors. The users don't report any errors coming up; the program simply freezes. Aside from whatever the servers may suggest (and any Oracle troubleshooting ideas couldn't hurt), what else can I do? Would a packet sniffer (like Snort?) be an idea? Thanks as always.
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Hi, We have a problem with SIMS.net on Vista and Windows 7 Laptops where the error missing or incorrect s:\sims\connect.ini is sometimes shown. In the XP era this always meant the network wasn't connected either by wire or wireless and was easy to fix. It is equally easy to fix on vista\7 by going into my computer and seeing that s:\ has a cross through it, double clicking it reconnects the drive and makes sims work again. (missing network is still also a possibility). This happens a lot and there must be a way to prevent it. Is there a group policy or reg change to prevent this network disconnecting procedure in the newer OS's? Thanks, -
Hey guys, So... I've recently explained to my boss about this piece of software that is able to view live-desktops in various computer labs (iTALC) And for the past week, I've been slowly getting through each computer, even though there is only like 25... However... The install on all of them has gone fine, without a hitch. Key files are all setup, pointing to UNC file paths on the LAN - I've tested the permissions on these, and they are working fine, so is authentication. However, when it comes to setting up the iTALC application on master computers, there is a little hitch-up which is making me want rip. my. hair. out. I can connect the computers fine to them, I can see them being interacted with, however, after about 30 minutes, the iTALC application on the master computer will crash, completely, requiring the program to be restarted. It keeps telling me that the application (ica.exe) has encountered an error and had to close... This is extremely annoying. I have tried installing this on multiple iTALC versions - 2.0 and 1.9.7 But, it is still crashing, which I find to be very weird... All the clients are running Windows XP Professional SP3 - Norton is installed on the clients, but I don't see how this could be affecting them? The master computers are all running the same except for the main server, which is running Windows Server 2008 Standard 64 bit If you guys have any Idea what could be causing this, could you please, please let me know? P.S - Would any of you know what the VPN feature of the program does, I am looking into a way that we could remote view students who are not currently in the lab but are at home doing work for their respective classes using some sort of a VPN/Terminal Server solution? Thanks, - James.
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Hi guys, I am wondering if there is a little problem with which you can help me out. We have recently changed our music department over from Mac's to PC's and we are now using the Sibelius software. It took me a week to sort out how I would install the sounds across the network to some 20-something machines, however that has worked but now I have a bigger issue. I cannot seem to locate where the configuration files for the Audio Engine Options are being stored, I need to find out as we have been able to change the settings to get 11ms latency (compared to the 90+ms we had before) however there seems to be: 1) No way of storing these beyond a user's session. 2) No way of delivering these settings to all of the music computers in the music room. Do any of you have any experience with this? I just appear to be at a loss at the moment. Thanks in advance.
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Hi Guys, Can anyone give me some advice for creating an msi package for interactive resources, ie, primary games vol 1 and 2, and teaching tables for a windows 2003 domain network. I really need to allocate these to 450 computers, does anyone have any msi I could use? Thanks Superaz300 -
At my schools the generic network is vlan 1, servers and managment vlan 20 and wireless vlan 100. right now they are static vlans. We are a 100% hp procurve shop. 5406 core, 3500ly edge I could use some advice on "laptop mobile lab carts". we purchased 8 and they have our ap installed in them. so a teacher can check one out, take it to class plug in the carts network jack and power, off they go. so inorder for the ap in the cart to get vlan 100, i either tag all ports on all switches in vlan 100 or use gvrp (read this is a possible nightmare) or other (not sure of any other option). i don't see an issue with tagging everything vlan 100, destops will continue to operate on vlan 1 and ignore the tagged traffic. But does anyone have any other suggestion? Thanks!
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Hello everyone, We teach Digital Photography and they have a set of laptops that they use Photoshop on. However, the problem is that they are slow to load up PSD documents and due to the size of the image files that they are working tend to crash. The department have asked for some new and up to date laptops, however, we believe that it is the wireless network that is slowing these laptops down and causing them to crash when saving large image files onto the network server. The wireless network is N. With a Gigabit uplink all the way to the server. My question is, has anyone else found themselves in the same situation as us and how have they gone about solving it. There is no room for any hard-wired desktops and as the room is multi use between being used for art and digital photography we cannot really implement any permanent solution, so keeping the laptops wireless offers flexibility. Any help/advice regarding the above would be appreciated greatly. Thanks in advance. J.Worth.
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When trying to download content from a particular site, it is really slow. This problem only shows up for any sites that fall within a range of IP addresses that the web server is hosted on. Going through a proxy server from different countries, there appears to be no problem. I've done a traceroute and everything appears fine. The problem clearly has to do with HTTP, has nothing to do with the host server and probably isn't a problem with any of the routers along the way, although it can't be entirely ruled out. That leaves me with the impression that my LAN or local router is having problem with the HTTP content. I have no firewall active. If I attempt to download a 550 kb text file from the remote server, it takes nearly a minute to complete and you can see it downloading in chunks. The problem shows up in all browsers. If the problem has something to do with my LAN or computer, I'm stumped as to figure out how to locate the problem. The problem is only within a certain range of IP addresses and you cannot see a problem with Ping or traceroute, meaning that it is not a TCP/IP problem but a HTTP problem. Where can I look to figure out what is causing the latency?
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Help needed... I have an iPhone and mobile me. At home it works great but I got it to sync my work outlook and contacts to my phone and home as I forget things if not reminded all the time... My pc at school has the software installed but when it tries to connect it can't. I assume it's something to do with the pc being on the schools network. We run server 2003 and on yhgl. Could this be filtering, the Internet access or ??? Any ideas please as I've not heard anything back from our tech guys. -
Hi, If anyone else out there uses Autograph? I know that running Autograph 3.2 from a network location not strictly supported, however, for us with over 200 PCs, this is the most convenient(!), Deploying via AD is not an option. I am investigating if this is possible. (we do have a network site licence). I have got the program running without issue over the network from a network share (without installing on any workstation). The only problem is, Autograph does not pick up the licence. I know it is stored in the registry of a machine that has it installed, but when i merge this registry key on a machine that does not have it installed autograph still does not pick it up. Is there anything i can do to get autograph to detect the license key? Help is appreciated! Thanks
