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HEY Bruh, your Right, it's on the edge. Was nice to do in the beginning at home with the Kids for a week. Now, i dont care any more .

i also thought it wouldn‘t be legal to do that from the kids own devices. atleast in eu. but yeah most kids don‘t care so focus more on the interested kids

Yes you can as much you want. Test it. We have 2 Masters

A key can be saved pem or txt or whatever extension. It is usually a base 64 plain text file. You can change the extension of the file from .txt to .pem and the contents of the keyfile will still be the same. hope this is helpful in future

I don't have a lot of experience with linux, but check the FAQ in Github. There are many issues with solutions about windows and linux problems. Try to start with one master and one client.

When you see only grey or red screens in the master laptop, there’s possible a problem with the keys you made. There’s another way to get them into the client laptops. Open veyon-configurator in the master , go to the left top and hit File. Save the configuration to a usb-stick. You will get a json-file on the stick. Next go to a client-laptop and do the same, but this time, load the json-file into the program. Don’t forget to hit Apply at the bottom of the veyon-configurator. Another possible solution is in the section Rooms & Computers (configurator on the master) to input the name of the client-computers instead of the IP-addresses.

Is your lab networked?

At school we use pfsense for the IP adress delivery. (wifi + cable) . At home its the net provider router. My lab at home is a closed system.just for testing things. Its a microserver with a few small (second hand) switches.

Your right about all three. Especially about the last one, with a nice VPN connection it’s possible. There always will be good guys and bad guys. If people don’t invest in a decent firewall and anti-virus program, it will make the bad boys lives easy. Btw, speaking about bad boys, checkout “windows 10 spying” in RUclips, … before you connect your new computer to the net.

Sorry for the late replay. It all depends how you made your AD tree. I did only use computers here, but you can also do this with user groups. For example you can create a "veyon" master member group in AD, where you put all the teachers in with access to specific rooms. For more info about this checkout "AGDLP" in youtube. Check the Access Control settings at 4:00 to make the acces rule for the veyon teachers group. Best is to play with it for a while in a classroom and try out the different possibilities.

Thanks. Using Access Control settings I've added domain admins to Authorized user groups and for process access control rules I've created and added the veyon master member group with the following conditions: accessing user is a member of veyon master group (ticked) accessing computer is located in same room as local computer (ticked) Action: allow access (ticked) Under "Master" I have: Automatically switch to current room (ticked) Perform access control at startup (ticked) Only show current room (ticked) Hide local computer (ticked) When I run veyon master as a master user, it only shows the computers in the same room which I what I want. However if I close Veyon master down and open it again, it shows the whole AD structure. If I close and open and third time, Veyon just crashes. Doing it this way will mean i'm going to have two config files too. One for us domain admins which lists the whole AD structure, and one for teachers which just lists the ICT suites.

I see you asked this question also in Veyon GitHub. You get an answer soon from tobybox. He designed the program. As I can see from the pictures there you should divide the suite section in the AD in classrooms with the PC's in it. Now you see all the PC's and Laptops under suites. So when you did divide the 'suites' enter the following line in ldap - Computer tree: OU=Suite-A,OU=Suites,OU=Device-Enterprise,OU=Toplevel. Hit Test afterwards.

Yeah but I'm still waiting for a reply from him. I thought he would of replied already so I don't think he is going to reply at all but we shall see so thank you for helping me since you're not part of the development team. In AD, the ICT suites are already divided. I have IT1, IT2, IT3, IT4 etc all under Suites OU. In Veyon Configurator I set LDAP to OU=Suites,OU=Devices - Enterprise,OU=toplevel and if I hit test I get 409 results returned which is what I would expect. If I use your example and change LDAP to: OU=IT1,OU=Suites,OU=Devices - Enterprise,OU=toplevel and hit test it returns 26 results for the 26 computers in that suite. Are you suggesting I have a config file for each individual ICT suite? Each config file would connect to just one suite using LDAP.

Yes, that’s how we do it. It all depends how you build your LDAP or AD. In our school the LDAP user-section is divided in admins, management, teachers and student classes. These are used for the ACL’s in veyon. Admins get full access, teachers and management restricted access, and students no access. The LDAP computer-section is divided in rooms with there PC’s or laptops. The teacher PC’s or laptops in the computer rooms are the only ones with the master installed and can only see the PC’s from that room. The administrators have their laptop and the only ones with access to everything. We use 2 different config.json files (saved on the server). The master config.json with access to everything, for the admin laptops. In the classrooms we install this one too for the teacher master laptop and fill in the ou=IT1 … in the ldap section of the configurator. The client or student config.json is the same as the master config.json except we hide the pictogram in the service-section. It doesn't matter because the installed software is NO master on the student laptops. The veyon student version is installed with GPO. The master version we do manually. Recently I found another user specific config file (UserConfig.json) in C:\Users\your_name\AppData\Roaming\veyon\Config\ This one is saving the last settings your looked in the master (screen settings, laptops you watched, ...). You can also change the background color. Give in < "BackgroundColor": "#AAAAAA", > under < "UI": { > to get a grey background in the master.

Agreed. I had no intentions of connecting veyin to my AD.

I made a video of Veyon install without Active Directory or LDAP: ruclips.net/video/0YimKRncnuw/видео.html