Here's a quick and dirty script that will ping with a timestamp, and save the ouput to a text file. I have used pingInfoView quite a bit, but sometimes this fits the situation better. $hostAddress = Read-Host -Prompt 'IP Address or Hostname' $fileName = Read-Host -Prompt 'Output file' ping.exe -t $hostAddress|Foreach{"{0} - {1}" -f (Get-Date),$_}| Tee-Object -file $fileName
I have a pi-hole DNS server and fairly aggressive block lists from https://firebog.net/ . The MLB TV android app was crashing until I whitelisted this google entry. It looks like it's for serving ads in the app. imasdk.googleapis.com These other entries can stay blocked and the app still worked. X api.onesignal.com X mlb.sc.omtrdc.net X api.branch.io X assets.adobedtm.com X mlb.siteintercept.qualtrics.com X udm.scorecardresearch.com X b.scorecardresearch.com X datadoghq.eu X demdex.net X app-measurement.com X conviva.com
I needed to update from Respondus LockDown Browser Lab version 1.0.5.14 to version 1.0.7.02. This is how I've done it as an SCCM application. This could probably be modified to be used in some other deployment solution, but I've tested it with SCCM 2012 R2 and Windows 7 clients running 32 and 64 bit versions. After 1.0.7.02 was activated this error shows on 1.0.5.14 Install Shield files and installer folder First, you'll need to create setup.iss files. Instructions can be found here: http://www.respondus.com/update/2009-11-d.shtml Here's their instructions for convenience: First, be sure that Respondus LockDown Browser isn’t already installed on the computer. If it is, then un-install it before continuing. Download the full installer (LockDownSFX.exe) from the Respondus website. BE SURE to obtain the .exe via the admin login for your institution since the installer differs for each institution. Run the installer and select the "Click Here&quo
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