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Hello, A few of our SIMS clients aren't connecting as expected. When SIMS is run under standard user privileges, the login works but takes approximately 15 mins to complete. However, if I run SIMS as an administrator, the login is almost instantaneous (even using the same SIMS creds). It can't be the firewall as we have Windows Firewall disabled on all of our clients (we have an external one to the WAN). I am certain that the problem is client-side because SIMS works properly on some clients, not others. We are experiencing issues with FMS and Discover client software on the same machines. Any help is much appreciated, Roger

IT Technician Leeds West Academy - Job spec We are looking to appoint an IT Technician L1 with vision and energy to join our newly structured team. The postholder will work as part of a supportive and friendly team to deliver first and second line support to staff and students, face to face, remotely and via telephone, but will be focused on desktop and hardware support. You will ensure that an excellent standard of customer service is delivered at all times throughout the life cycle of all IT service requests as well as documenting steps taken to resolve issues. You will have excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to work well on your own or in a team. The postholder will have daily contact with students and staff and therefore must have the ability to relate effectively to all adults and young people. For this role you need previous experience in the following areas: • Microsoft Windows 7 & 8 • Microsoft Server 2008/12 • Active Directory • Group Policy Management • Knowledge of Networking including TCP / IP & DNS • Knowledge of managed switches • Backup and Antivirus • Windows 7 support • Good knowledge of desktop trouble shooting • MS Office skills For further information and an application form please visit our website. Closing date for application forms is 6 February 2015 Please use the academy's own application form, other forms will not be accepted.

I have successfully established a tcp/ip connection between my raspberry pi (server) and my windows pc (client). I want a live video streaming via netcat (the similar command which we use in the raspberry command window like raspivid -t 20000 -o - | nc 172.16.26.32 5001 ) AFTER the tcp connection betweeen the two devices is established. On the server (Raspberry Pi) I am using Geany- a simple c++ compiler to write my code. On the client side (windows PC), I have to receive the video and display it using openCV. my thought process was 1. use netcat for a finite time (eg: 20 seconds) and save it in a tcp ip buffer. Later, transfer that buffer to the client via TCP-IP. 2. Follow the above procedure in a loop until i get a keypress. My question is: 1. How do i include the raspivid libraries on the server side code. 2. How do i include the netcat libraries on pc and raspberry (On pc i am using visual studio 2012 ) What I have tried: Initally i tried to write the netcat function in the c++ code the server side. But it didnt work as i didnt know which libraries should be included.