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This discussion has been locked. You can no longer post new replies to this discussion. If you have a question you can start a new discussion Ch Waxenberger over 4 years ago Hello,how can i download the ssl vpn config for other users in the admin control center to prepare a notebook for multiple users?I'm using a XG135 with SFOS 18.0.3.Thanks a lot. This thread was automatically locked due to age. Cancel 0 FormerMember over 4 years ago Hi Ch Waxenberger,Thank you for reaching out to the Community! Check out the following documents; consider using Connect Client 2.0 to leverage the bulk deployment feature with the provisioning file.Release note and download: document: file: Cancel Vote Up 0 Vote Down Cancel 0 Ch Waxenberger over 4 years ago in reply to FormerMember Hi ,thank you for the suggestion.That was my first approach to solve the problem but with sophos connect client i have the problem that rdp connections are not reliable as discussed here: the moment i switch back to ssl vpn and hope for sophos fixing the rdp problems with sophos connect.Greets Christian Cancel Vote Up 0 Vote Down Cancel

Add bookmark #1 I could play the game fine yesterday, today I loaded it and the launcher said the executable was invalid or something. I verified the integrity of the game files and two had to be re-downloaded.The download itself showed 0/0 bytes. Kept jumping down to 7 seconds left then 9 then 7 and on and on.Finally an error popped up with "Content file locked", and I've never seen this before. Tried a few fixes online such as deleting files from the download folder in the Steam files, and deleting download cache or something in the Steam options but nothing has worked so far. Even uninstalled and reinstalled and nothing only "Content file Locked".Has anyone else had this or does anyone else know what I should do ? Add bookmark #3 Fixed it, Anti Virus somehow Quarantained a Imperator Rome file, I just un-quarantained it and it works now, thanks for the help Evangeline! Add bookmark #5 For ppl who interested, I have AVG anti-virus tho I read about folks having troubles with Avast aswell

Updated March 30, 2022 2:49pm EDT ORLANDO, Fla. - Cell phone video shows the moments before a 14-year-old boy died after falling from the Orlando FreeFall ride at ICON Park. A side angle shows Tyre Sampson in his seat on the drop tower ride. Sampson's harness appears to be much higher compared to other riders. The accident report submitted to the state by the ride operator said the ride was coming down the tower and when the magnets engaged, Sampson fell out of his seat. That report also mentioned that the harness was still in a "down and locked position" when the ride stopped. RELATED: Orlando FreeFall death: Ride safety experts say teen's harness was not properly secured FOX 35 News showed the videos to two different experts and their opinions were similar. "I see a patron in an amusement ride and that over the shoulder restraint system is not properly affixed." RELATED: GoFundMe pulls down fake accounts for Tyre Sampson's family created by scammers "It should have been a closed circuit. Where it came all the way down over the shoulder containing the person and resting in their lap or the seat pan." FOX 35 went through the operator's manual and found out how the harnesses are checked. Workers pull up a screen and ‘green’ means the seat is locked and good to go. The attendants at the ride that night say they did check Sampson's seat and say it was locked. Documents submitted to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services division by the owners of Orlando FreeFall -- part of the regulatory process for amusement rides – provide a picture into how the ride works and processes followed. Those documents are also sparking lots of questions. DOWNLOAD: FOX 35 NEWS APP | FOX 35 STORM TEAM

This discussion has been locked. You can no longer post new replies to this discussion. If you have a question you can start a new discussion Is anyone else having issues with download/Upload speed with Sophos Connect using a Full Tunnel configuration? I only hit around 15mb/down and up. I've spoken to Sophos and was told there will be a performance fix in July, but I find it hard to believe that everyone who's using this software is getting that slow of a speed and not complaining. Please help me fix this issue.It happens with both Windows and Mac and I tried with a shared key and a certificate. Thanks!! This thread was automatically locked due to age. Hi BrianTesoroniCould you please PM us the service request number you have opened with the technical support? We will check the service request further to get details of the reported issue. may also be helpful to know latency in both directions between vpn client and xg wan interface ip + throughput test results for a lan/dmz client behind the xg through the same wan interface. So my home internet is 1gb download and the office internet is 200mb. When I connect using pptp or L2TP I get around 100mb down/up, SSL VPN I get 35mb down/up, AND Sophos connect I get 15mb down/up. When I'm on the LAN I could get little over 100mb wireless. Hello Brian,SC 2. EAP1 client available today can do both IPsec and SSL VPN. So please upgrade SC 1.4 if you have not done it already. You have to uninstall the SSL VPN client before you can upgrade to SC 2.0. Then try it SC with SSL VPN. Please let us know the results.Ramesh

Multiple tests and quizzes — Go to the Change Settings for Multiple Assignments page, Access Controls section, and select Require LockDown Browser. Choose whether to allow students to use an online calculator — Choose either a basic calculator or a scientific calculator.Copy courses with locked-down testsIf the copied course allows locked-down tests and quizzes, you can import locked-down assignments.However, unless the LockDown Browser is enabled in the copied course, the assignments are not locked down for students.Use the LockDown Browser with the JAWS screenreaderTo ensure secure tests, the Pearson LockDown Browser does not work with the JAWS screenreader. To work around this restriction, you can: Temporarily remove the locked restriction from the test and have your visually impaired students take the test before the other students begin — The Gradebook entry for the test shows the results for all students. Copy the test and remove the locked restriction for your visually impaired students — Delete the results for the copied test and manually enter them into the Gradebook for the original, locked test.

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