• Windows servers;
• Thin clients and virtual desktops;
• Licensing questions;
• Network and classroom management;
• Raspberry Pi, Arduino and other small board computers;
• Coding;
• Wireless networks; and
• Educational software.

One user, for example, recently posted a wired networks thread about their IP phones suddenly dropping parts of incoming and outgoing phone calls. The poster, “fiza,” wanted to use Wireshark to better understand what was happening, but had never used the network protocol analyzer. One individual suggested that fiza use NetSupportDNA instead and gave step-by-step directions on how to turn off auto discovery function. After more back and forth replies and a NetSupport upgrade, fiza was able to resolve the issue.

Individuals can also form and ask to join groups to find and share information on broad topics. In the group “Primary Schools,” for example, an individual user surveyed others in the group to see if their school supports both admin and curriculum networks. (The majority answered yes.)

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