as an 'OTP tag' which provides a 'one-time' digital password, for each login. An MGfL USO for each teacher and pupil is one single username and USO FX- Secure File Transfer Medway schools can upload their own recordings to LGfL's central podcasting service as a convenient means to publish sound files. LGfL is informed of issues relating to the filtering applied by the Grid.. for data security purposes;; We provide pupils with an individual network log-in username. We use LGfL's USO FX to transfer other data to schools in London, such as 

If you do not have a USO log in, speak to your class teacher. For further help gaining access to Busy Things please contact: Tel: 01332 364963 Email: lgfl@busythings.co.uk or trustnet@busythings.co.uk ONLINE-SAFETY RESOURCE CENTRE. Use the filters to narrow or broaden your search (this page may be pre-filtered), or type in the search box. Sign up for regular online Screens where a choice of the type of login is offered will no longer appear as all logins will be via LGfL USO. Users whose London MLE account is not linked to their LGfL USO account will still see a Fronter Login screen but LGfL content within the MLE will require a further login. Access to content via network IP recognition will continue Access to the service is via LGfL Unified Sign On (USO) accounts. Logging in to a StaffMail account using Microsoft Outlook, users will be provided with the full functionality of a Microsoft Exchange account, offering email, personal and shared calendars, plus personal and shared address books.

technician on the last day to log in and allow a factory reset. Pupils. • Read, understand, sign. Uses DfE, LA or LGfL approved systems including DfE S2S, LGfL USO FX2,. Egress secure USO secure file exchange (USO FX);. • Our wireless 

LGfL - London Grid for Learning. Subscribe Subscribed Unsubscribe 39. Loading 5:21. Case Study: Making the most of LGfL TRUSTnet for learners with SEND at Little However, the myUSO website and the Early Years login page are always available from any location. The links provided at the bottom of the page illustrated above will allow you to easily reach either location if you are able to log in with a valid USO account. This is where you can log in to all the London Grid for Learning resources that we have access to. Click on the RED or GREEN box. USO Login - Here you enter your USO (Universal Sign On) username and password. Easy Login - Here you enter your USO and the 4-digit PIN created from your birthday (dd/mm). N.B. In the LGfL 2.0 network, the LGfL core DNS servers located at 172.30.178.53 and 172.30.178.54 can be used to perform this redirect for Google, in other broadband networks use your core DNS servers. If you do not wish to make use of this service and wish to run your own local DNS then you can point them at root DNS servers on the internet which are NOT blocked on your network by default. In situations where it is necessary for a user to send email via SMTP from a mobile device it will be possible to use the LGfL SMTP server settings in the mail client to enable mail to be sent. Users can authenticate securely with their USO credentials against the SMTP server set up in the core of LGfL specifically for this purpose. The latest service enhancement for LGfL / TRUSTnet schools is the addition of ‘Soft OTP’ functionality for USO users who wish for all the added-security afforded by second factor authentication, but do not wish to have to carry around a physical OTP tag. Soft OTP is now freely available for any member of staff in LGfL / TRUSTnet schools. Welcome to the USO Volunteer Community! Please use this site to log in to your current account or to register your interest in becoming a volunteer.

If you need help with using this page then please speak to your USO Nominated Contact.

In situations where it is necessary for a user to send email via SMTP from a mobile device it will be possible to use the LGfL SMTP server settings in the mail client to enable mail to be sent. Users can authenticate securely with their USO credentials against the SMTP server set up in the core of LGfL specifically for this purpose. The latest service enhancement for LGfL / TRUSTnet schools is the addition of ‘Soft OTP’ functionality for USO users who wish for all the added-security afforded by second factor authentication, but do not wish to have to carry around a physical OTP tag. Soft OTP is now freely available for any member of staff in LGfL / TRUSTnet schools. Welcome to the USO Volunteer Community! Please use this site to log in to your current account or to register your interest in becoming a volunteer.

You can customise the look and the contents of this page. Nominated Contacts in each school are able to do this by going to the Settings tab. ©

USO-FX is intended to be enabled on a whole LA basis, as a complementary service to LGfL USO. USO-FX is not available on a per-school basis. The file store is backed up on a nightly basis to protect against disaster or other incurred loss of current documents. The rolling backup regime does not operate as a document archive, so We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue without changing your settings, we will assume that you are happy to Find out how to obtain an LGfL USO username and password. Read the support FAQ. Change the password for your LGfL USO account. If you are a member of staff at a school or LA in London, then you can log in to the secure area of the support site. You can customise the look and the contents of this page. Nominated Contacts in each school are able to do this by going to the Settings tab. © Supercharge your LGfL broadband for FREE with Pledge 2020, placing LGfL schools at the forefront of digital connectivity in the UK and the world. Supporting children after the London Bridge attack How can schools and parents talk to children about terrorism and help them process information even adults struggle with? If in doubt, click "Normal USO Login". © 2019 A service for the learning community provided by

In autumn 2010, working on behalf of schools, LGfL challenged the.. using a unique login code that will be provided to each school as described on page 8. £50 USO-FX Secure File Exchange – secure data transfer school>school>LA.

The latest service enhancement for LGfL / TRUSTnet schools is the addition of ‘Soft OTP’ functionality for USO users who wish for all the added-security afforded by second factor authentication, but do not wish to have to carry around a physical OTP tag. Soft OTP is now freely available for any member of staff in LGfL / TRUSTnet schools. Welcome to the USO Volunteer Community! Please use this site to log in to your current account or to register your interest in becoming a volunteer. Users should be aware that as of 1 September 2011 access to all LGfL content will be via LGfL USO accounts only. (This is the same login as is used to access StaffMail or LondonMail accounts.)

We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue without changing your settings, we will assume that you are happy to Find out how to obtain an LGfL USO username and password. Read the support FAQ. Change the password for your LGfL USO account. If you are a member of staff at a school or LA in London, then you can log in to the secure area of the support site. You can customise the look and the contents of this page. Nominated Contacts in each school are able to do this by going to the Settings tab. © Supercharge your LGfL broadband for FREE with Pledge 2020, placing LGfL schools at the forefront of digital connectivity in the UK and the world. Supporting children after the London Bridge attack How can schools and parents talk to children about terrorism and help them process information even adults struggle with? If in doubt, click "Normal USO Login". © 2019 A service for the learning community provided by If you need help with using this page then please speak to your USO Nominated Contact.