All credit for this goes to the original Redditor– I’ve only tried to make it a bit easier by rewriting the instructions. A friend needed a fast setup on a budget and I wanted to see what I could do with stuff I had lying around. There was a Synology DS1817+ that was about to go on eBay, a
I’m very proud of this one because I was told multiple times that it couldn’t be done by Connectwise themselves… What are we trying to achieve? I wanted to be able to make a single installer for Connectwise Control (hereafter called CWC) and then put the clients in their appropriate groups programmatically afterwards. There’s several issues with this- CWC writes
We like Macs, but there are some er, less desirable models in the line up- so If you’re buying a new Mac this year, what specs to recommend? This post was originally written in March 2017, and since then Apple has updated everything- I have updated each of the categories with new recommendations as needed. All prices lifted directly from Apple
I’ve had this issue for about 2 years, here’s the error message- Anyway, after an hour or two of analysing the tracks and looking at the differences between AIFF and AIFF-C, I went back to basics and found that the folder structure for these tracks existed, but the tracks themselves were not inside the folders in the iTunes library. So
Getting access to the Help Desk Portal at https://helpdesk.servicemax.com.au/portal/en-gb/signin Is important because there’s a whole bunch of resources in there that will help you to get help and ultimately make doing your job easier and more efficient. How to access? The first time you send in a ticket, the system will send you an invitation by email. Just click the
Warning- most of this article is now obsolete, with Apple wanting you to use AirPrint. I’ll add updated notes as the requirements emerge, but for now, have a look at how we got AirPrint services working for a Konica Minolta C754e and Fiery E100 here I’m beginning to love Mosyle, but it definitely has its quirks. There’s a bunch of
Privileges is an application designed to give Standard Mac users the ability to become Admin for the purposes of installing software, changing settings etc. It’s very straight forward, but has some downsides if you want to use it in a truly managed way- clicking on the app just flicks admin rights on or off and does not record what happened
I had huge trouble with this, making it perhaps worthy of a blog post. There’s a lot of very confusing terminology, and finding the right combination of Extension profile, Kernel Extension profile, System Extension profile and the PPPC profile was driving me mad. Huge thanks to Kevin Ginger of kGinger Consulting for providing the eventual answer- and much simpler than
As of 1 December 2019, Apple Business Manager replaces the Device Enrolment Program. So let’s enrol in ABM- this document assumes you aren’t upgrading. For those currently in DEP, the upgrade guide is here- https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT208817 Here is the guide for enrolling in Apple Business Manager-https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/apple-business-manager/welcome/web Here is a list of the components you need for this- Apple Customer Number If you
