Adding a computer to a Community Connect 4 (CC4) network ...

The process for using RM Smart Client to add a computer on a Community Connect 4 (CC4) network.

Published: 20 Mar 2009 | Cref: TEC1421182 | Last Updated:24 Apr 2024

Explains the expected behaviour when accessing locally installed Office desktop apps when you have an Microsoft 365 domain federated to RM Unify.

Published: 16 Feb 2018 | Cref: TEC6099702 | Last Updated:03 Oct 2024

Using a network (PXE) boot to start the Community Connect 4 ...

It is possible to start the Community Connect 4 (CC4) computer build process by booting to the network (rather than CD or USB drives).

Published: 14 Jul 2009 | Cref: TEC1484478 | Last Updated:04 Oct 2024

Explains why one or more students are not placed in their 'year of entry' organisational unit.

Published: 04 Aug 2020 | Cref: TEC7395023 | Last Updated:30 Sep 2022

CC4 - What are the benefits of moving to UEV?

Describes some of the reasons behind moving to UEV.

Published: 15 Jan 2019 | Cref: TEC6603014 | Last Updated:03 Oct 2024

Explains the expected behaviour when accessing locally installed Office desktop apps when you have an Microsoft 365 domain federated to RM Unify.

Published: 16 Feb 2018 | Cref: TEC6099702 | Last Updated:28 Jun 2024

Microsoft Outlook pointing to an old Exchange server even ...

Explains why Microsoft Outlook points to an old Exchange server even though all users are migrated to Microsoft 365 on a CC4.3/CC4.5 network with ...

Published: 07 Nov 2014 | Cref: TEC4201760 | Last Updated:01 Mar 2023

Windows 8.1/Windows 10 Client Pack on Community Connect 4 ...

Provides a solution if Windows 8.1/Windows 10 Client Pack on Community Connect 4 (CC4) installation fails at CC4.4 shortcuts.

Published: 21 Aug 2013 | Cref: TEC3437701 | Last Updated:29 Sep 2022

RM Desktop Agent - ServerFolderToUse error on a CC4 network

Explains an RM Desktop Agent error concerning accessing a registry key.

Published: 17 Nov 2014 | Cref: TEC4215686 | Last Updated:23 Sep 2022

Explains why an error message "Failed to process movement for User" is displayed in the AD Sync log.

Published: 30 Nov 2015 | Cref: TEC4884695 | Last Updated:16 Aug 2022