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If you're at the TASA/TASB conference in Austin this week, stop by the Let's Go Learn booth. Ask Scott Griego or Ronnie Wolfe to show  you our prescriptive math solution LGL Math EDGE running on an iPad using the Photon browser.

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Educators and school board members alike are speaking out against the proposed graduation exam requirements in Pennsylvania.  With the number of benchmark assessments on the rise across the country, there are many who feel that assessments are the only way to hold both teachers and students accountable for their learning.  But in Pennsylvania, they disagree.

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CERA Conference and Common Core in Reflection
After attending the CERA (California Educational Research Association) conference, which focused on the Common Core, this past Thursday and Friday, I noticed a significant shift from 6 months ago in educators perspectives.  The Common Core standards adoption is disrupting districts' current instructional models, and any disruption gives us the opportunity to seize the moment and make improvements.

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Response to Intervention: What You Need to Know
Whatever your political leanings may be, you can probably see the argument that NCLB has in many ways been good for low-achieving students.  Titles 1 & 3, among others, have channeled funds directly toward students who need help, whether during the day or after school.  An outgrowth of the focus on low-achieving kids has been a movement to systematize and structure the types of interventions schools offer for such students.  This process has been codified in what is termed "Response to Intervention," or RtI.

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How can my district prepare for the new Common Core State Standards online test?
Last weekend I presented at the California Math Council conference in Asilomar, California, and a month earlier at the councils Palms Spring conference.  I presented on the technology implications of the new Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) state test.  I defined adaptive assessment for the audience and discussed the logistics of online testing, and we had a super discussion on the entire topic.

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The End of Print as We Know It?
As far as reading goes, while I still read books, I now spend copious amounts of time reading material on the Internet - much more than I do reading from the pages of reference books or magazines.  It's amazing to me that in fewer than a dozen years of my life, my experience of text has changed so drastically that now much of it happens electronically.

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It's bad enough that children are increasingly losing control over their personal opinions and insights for the sake of making the right scores on high-stakes tests.  It's awful when they become ill over it--when it's not about educating children as much as it is about controlling them.

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I am a helicopter parent, and I am not alone.  Lisa Belkin, a blogger for the New York Times, admits to many of the same tendencies I exhibit.  This school year I am determined to let go of the reins a little.  I want to do my best to help my children prepare for their academic careers as well as the social challenges they will face while at the same time encouraging them to strike out on their own a bit.

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Redefining the Fundamental Infrastructures of Schools to Reflect Todays Technologies
Today, the resources that support schools are very different from what they were even 20 years ago.  It is probably safe to say that most schools have telephone systems, a computer-based library check-out system, computer labs, Internet access, and much more.  Some have moved towards computer-based curriculum management tools and other internal and external web resources. But most of these focus on the logistics of schools and their operations.  What we really need are systems to diagnose students in order to move towards the next stage of education: one to one instruction.

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You should see something that looks like Figure A.
Figure A
The two ipconfig commands will release the current IP address and then immediately ask for a new one.
The arp command deletes the current host name so we can reacquire it.
The nbtstat -R command purges and reloads the remote cache name table.
The nbtstat -RR command sends Name Release packets to WINS and then starts a refresh.
The final two ipconfig commands flush the DNS and then initiate manual dynamic registration for the DNS names and IP addresses that are configured at the computer.
Click or tap the File tab in Notepad and select the Save As menu item. You will want to save your batch file somewhere with easy access. The most likely spot would be on your Windows 10 desktop. Be sure to change the Save As type selection box to all file types so you can specify the text file will be saved with the ".bat" suffix, as shown in Figure B.
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Once the batch file is saved, you can exit out of Notepad.
You will have to use administrative credentials to run the batch file, so right-click the batch file icon on your Windows 10 desktop and select "Run as administrator" from the context menu.
The next time your internet or network connection fails for whatever reason, don't spend that time you cannot afford to spend rebooting your Windows 10 PC, instead run this batch file, which should take mere seconds to complete. A renewed connection should eliminate the immediate problem and let you get back to work quickly.
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Overview
Kaptivo Diagnostics provides tools for you, your network administrator, and Kaptivo Support to help resolve connectivity issues you may have with your Kaptivo or KaptivoCast devices.
To access Kaptivo Diagnostics, navigate to
Kaptivo Setup
, follow the instructions on-screen to connect to your Kaptivo device's configuration panel, then select 'Diagnostics' from the menu on the left.
To access KaptivoCast Diagnostics, enter the IP address of your KaptivoCast (shown on your KaptivoCast's idle screen) in your web browser.
DNS Check
The 'DNS Check' item shows any issues detected with your network's DNS (Domain Name System) servers. Normally, your network supplies your Kaptivo product with the correct DNS servers, but some networks require manual entry of DNS servers - your IT administrator will advise if this is the case. To manually enter DNS servers for an Ethernet network, select the 'Network' tab on the left, then under 'Ethernet Settings' on the right, turn off 'DHCP Enabled'. Then, manually enter an appropriate IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS servers. This information will be provided by your IT administrator. (Manual configuration of DNS servers on Kaptivo over a Wi-Fi connection is not currently supported. KaptivoCast does not support Wi-Fi.)
Connection to Kaptivo Cloud Network
The 'Connection to Kaptivo Cloud Network' item shows if your Kaptivo product can successfully connect to our cloud-based web application (kaptivo.live). If this check fails, your network may be blocking traffic to kaptivo.live. Please ask your IT administrator to check that *.kaptivo.live is whitelisted (or not blacklisted) on your network.
Gateway IP
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As Hurricane Lane dumps record-breaking amounts of rain on Hawaii, and with 2017 being one of the most active hurricane seasons ever, leaving devastation across Texas, Florida and the Caribbean, it seems the right time to consider the vulnerability of cellular and Internet infrastructures, and the difficulty of rebuilding them once destroyed, as was the case in Puerto Rico.
Despite the best intentions of network operators and regulators, bad stuff happens; even with five-nines reliability requirements, if the network gets hit by a natural disaster, or possibly a devastating cyberattack, it may be time to consider a fail-safe mechanism. Even if service providers don't see the need, it seems as if the users do, and they're turning to alternative sources to deliver this.
This loss of communication matters to people because, over the last ten years, the smartphone has fundamentally changed their behaviors and expectations of constant connectivity and access to the Internet. Huge businesses have grown around providing smartphone users such things as e-commerce capability, ride-sharing services, entertainment and the ability to share their lives on social media.
Additionally, smartphones are increasingly providing a remote control for the ever-expanding number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices. When this capability is removed, and the services are disrupted, even for a short while, people find it debilitating,  causing emotional angst, as well as having an economic impact.
Motorola's original Dynatac cellphone was nicknamed "the brick" because of its shape and weight; ironically, this nickname stuck, and it's how many people in the mobile industry still think about modern day smartphones without network connections. There persists this myth that, without a network, the device is both useless and worthless.
What is the difference between the original Dynatac brick and today's smartphones? The answer is that today's smartphones have huge compute power, more than 20 sensors, multi-frequency transceivers and multi-protocol capability, including Bluetooth 5, Bluetooth Mesh, WiFi Direct, WiFi Ad-Hoc mode and WiFi Aware; all of these have enhanced smartphones' mesh networking capabilities.
Touchscreen-based smartphones allow easy use of applications to provide users with alternative communications options, leveraging mesh or P2P wireless ad-hoc networks. The networks don't rely on pre-established managed infrastructure; instead, every node participates in routing by forwarding data to other nodes in the network. The ad-hoc nature is a function of a continuously dynamic number of nodes in the network.
One of the most well-known applications of this type of mesh networking is when a government closes access to the Internet, and clamps down on communication, as in the case of the 2011 Arab Spring in the Middle East, and the 2014 Umbrella Revolution in Hong Kong. FireChat, an off-grid messaging app from Open Garden, was used to power the Hong Kong protests and is now a top 10 social networking app in 124 countries. Another leading company in this space is Swiss-based RightMesh.
These applications can and have been used in disaster recovery situations. Also, a complementary approach that some companies have created is a standalone device that connects to smartphones, also via an app, using either Bluetooth or WiFi, and then using long-range terrestrial off-grid connectivity. These dongle-type devices use the Family Radio Service (FRS) and General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) frequencies at 462 MHz and 486 MHz, the Multi-Use Radio Service (MURS) at 150 MHz, and the industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) band at 915 MHz. Hardware-centric mesh networking is being driven by companies such as goTenna, GoTalkie, Sonnet, GoToky, Beartooth and goTele.
These are the solution that users are turning to -- not only following a disaster but also in preparation for such an event. It has provoked an interest in the potential need for a resilient mesh network layer that underlies the current cellular networks: a user network of solar-powered stationary relays that can operate permanently, or wait patiently until needed. Users can register these devices on a map and forum created by goTenna called Imeshu. The map below shows the distribution of goTenna devices in the US, as of August 20, 2018.
Is there an alternative to these ad-hoc non-cohesive solutions? There are several possibilities, and the cellular industry already has the mechanism to provide one. It could deploy LTE Direct, a device-to-device (D2D) standard that was incorporated in 3GPP Release 12, in 2014. 3GPP LTE Direct was primarily driven by Qualcomm, based on technology acquired when it bought Atheros. At that time, the discussion was about dating applications or advertising that would compete with WiFi Direct. It should be relatively easy to adapt LTE Direct as a fail-safe mechanism.
However, since 2014, very little has been done in terms of trials or implementation. Currently, LTE Direct is not something that chip vendors or device manufacturers see as a requirement. Qualcomm confirmed there is currently no plan to commercialize LTE Direct for smartphones.
Another possibility would be to include an FRS/GMRS radio module in smartphones as a standard offering. Users in vulnerable areas are willing to pay for the added security of a dongle, so this would allow operators to offer their own failover disaster recovery applications.Currently, there appears to be no incentive for any of the traditional parties to move forward with an LTE Direct failover solution. Off-grid communities may develop that bypass operators, resulting in another missed opportunity for them -- unless, in response to public concern or an escalating number of natural disasters, regulatory bodies mandate fail-safe mesh networks that drive the LTE Direct market.
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Once a brick, always a brick? In preparation for disasters, users around the world are turning to technologies that use smartphones to create a resilient mesh network layer that underlies the current cellular network.

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	Error: CReplicationManager: Replication (network) connection to 'host: "agentproxy" port: 2222' failed with: (0x274d), No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused itServer or proxy probably does not run on remote machine
 


	 
 


	The dns is fine and resolves to the correct ip.
 


	Pinging the ip of the proxy server from any of the affected machines to the server fails, but i can ping them from the proxy server
 


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1  2-4-h.com(host public IP)  0.101 ms  0.029 ms  0.032 ms
>> traceroute
traceroute to letsencrypt.org(142.93.108.123), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1  172.17.0.1 (172.17.0.1)  0.056 ms  0.019 ms  0.010 ms
2  2.59.132.1 (2.59.132.1)  17.943 ms  17.923 ms  17.900 ms
3  176.96.136.81 (176.96.136.81)  17.850 ms  17.807 ms  12.167 ms
4  edge3.ffm2.php-friends.de(176.96.136.1)  0.869 ms  0.807 ms  0.216 ms
5  fra1-edge1.digitalocean.com(80.81.193.141)  5.498 ms  5.461 ms  5.426 ms
6  138.197.250.173 (138.197.250.173)  0.706 ms  0.550 ms  0.854 ms
7  142.93.108.123 (142.93.108.123)  0.892 ms !X  0.830 ms !X  0.849 ms !X
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Recently I have been taking out my wireless network card while at work, which used to always reside in my laptops
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So this morning like all mornings I take out my laptop, set it up, open the lid and log in.  Within seconds I notice my system tray bombarded by a new wireless network connection appearing once every second or so, enlarging the system tray beyond its normal size (note the arrow to the far right of the screenshot).  My esteemed colleague
Chris Wright
and I were both disappointed that the info bubble did not in fact pop up for each of those connection icons.  Luckily this cancer seemed benign, and within a few seconds Windows realized there actually was only one wireless networkingdevice.
Though it seems this all boils down to the lesson:
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IBM
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method 1: PC  router  ICOM
connect PC to the router, then connect ICOM to router
method 2: ICOM  PC
directlt connect ICOM emulator to PC
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what to do if WIFI fails to connect?
go to VCI settings, then select HO-ICOM/NET, NOT Ediabas
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When you tap that, you go to a new page that has
Forget This Network
at the top. You could tap that and your iPhone will drop the connection, erase the password and not try to automatically join it again.
Try using Forget this Network
You'd then choose this network, enter its password and carry on. We did find that this seemed to help but it wasn't a permanent solution.
Permanent solution
Before you do this, understand that a misplaced tap or two will reset your whole iPhone and wipe out everything. What we're doing will solely reset the network connections but even doing that will restart your iPhone. When that screen goes black on you, you will have a moment's gulp until the Apple logo appears.
To do this, go to
Settings
, and this time choose
General
. Scroll down to Reset and tap that. You'll get a new section with three groups of options: tap on the middle one,
Reset Network Settings
.
Reset Network Settings
You'll be asked to enter your passcode neither Touch ID nor Face ID is enough here and then you'll get a warning with an option to
Reset Network Settings
shown in red.
That's it
It takes a while for the iPhone to reset its networks and then restart. When it has, though, you'll have to re-establish those network connections.
Go back to
one more time and choose
Wi-Fi
. Pick the right network that appears and enter its password. Thereafter, your iPhone should have no more problems dropping the connection.
We'd like to have to not deal with this. We'd also like to be able to say why this works, or to be given a better understanding from a dialog box in iOS why the connection ever fails but we can't, and Apple in it's "infinite wisdom" has decided to not bless us with this information. What we can say is we haven't heard that wretched HomePod error phrase in a week now.
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its better to use Lan cable to connect to network instead of wifi, for wifi is not stable
sometime and cannot start programs ISTA-P (ISS-NEXT)
How to connect to network via Lan cable?
method 1: PC  router  ICOM
connect PC to the router, then connect ICOM to router
method 2: ICOM  PC
Directly connect ICOM emulator to PC
*****Part 2 Wireless/WiFi connection when ISTA+ diagnostics
you can use wifi during diagnosis with ISTA+. but sometimes, the connection will be cut off
automatically and program prompts you to continue connection
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go to ICOM Configuration Manger, and select Wlan settings-> Security type:WPA2
personal. the password should be the same with that of router. then save data and unplug
and re-plug the Lan cable to connect to icom. it is impossible to diagnose via wifi if
password is not set
(NOTE: this is not for USB WiFi; USB wifi comes with password and router setup)
What to do if WIFI fails to connect?
1.go to VCI settings, then select HO-ICOM/NET, NOT Ediabas
2.open Itool Radar to change ICOM IP address
3.find out IP address: 192.169.68.119
4.then go to Confort Module to change ip
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during diagnosis, if the state is Reserved, it means the program is occupied. to exit the
program illegally should be remain Reserved and cannot go to diagnostics.
when you meet with Reserved, please unplug the ICOM mux or close at Easyconnect,then Reserved turn to be Free. go to Easyconnect Utility to set IP address: 192.169.68.119, Mode: DiagBus, then click
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