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Has been like this for most of the day. I’m 7 hours ahead of you!

One of my Bishopric Counsellors uses a Mac for the Zoom side of our Sunday services. He didn’t have any issues with logging in without the No Splash policy. He didn’t think anything about it. However I did eventually (After about 3 weeks) add his Mac to the No Splash policy, as it meant that he didn...

I just checked and Europe is using a Ku-band satellite.

I as an STS in Europe have just received an email request asking, amongst other things, what concerns I would have if the satellite receivers were to be removed from our Stake Centre. My response is that it would be fine, provided alternative means of receiving General Conference is provided, to cov...

Good advice. We had an adult convert baptism on October 10th. The mission office created the membership record about ten days later. As soon as I saw the new member record appear, I created an IOS PDF and emailed it to the new member, and asked her to proofread and confirm everything in the record....

A thought, did you reboot the firewall after changing the setting?

Thank you both for your answers. They have helped me understand what may be happening, over here, in the near future. Interestingly I've just received a survey request, from our Area office, as to what technology we've been using during lockdown. May have nothing to do with satellite receivers, but ...

Two questions about this
1. Where has the official information about satellite receivers being withdrawn been published?
2. Or is it on a country by country basis?

I'm hard pressed to think of a use for multiple modulators. But I'd want at least one, and perhaps a spare for transmitting stake conference to the different rooms. In our Stake Centre we have two modulators. One for Spanish and one for Portugese used to distribute these languages, in separate room...

What about the Internet Filter Policy? I think that if the setting is anything other than Managed this might block YouTube. Worth double checking.