A Joomla website that uses a responsive design and would normally be considered mobile friendly is reported by Google Mobile-Friendly Test as not mobile friendly.
SonicWall Content Filter is setup to allow all web access during lunch break time, but block all non-work related websites for the rest of the day. Mostly this works as expected, but some users are able to access Youtube during work hours. This only affects users on Google Chrome browser. Users on Internet Explorer and Firefox are blocked from Youtube correctly as per schedule. What seems to be happening is that once a user accesses Youtube during lunch time, he or she can continue accessing Youtube indefinitely until browser cache is cleared. Restarting Google Chrome, or even computer itself doesn't seem to make any difference.
Creating an inbox rule in Office 365 / Exchange Online that moves emails sent to user's alias to a subfolder inside inbox. Standard rule <The message was sent to 'This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.'> doesn't work as intended. When saving the rule, Microsoft Exchange resolves the alias into primary user's email address. This results into all emails being moved to the subfolder, not only those that were sent to the alias.
Dell SonicWall Single Sign On (SSO) agent often pulls service user accounts (Sophos Antivirus, Nvidia Updater, etc.) instead of actual logged in users. I noticed that this is especially prominent when DC Security Logs option is used.
In this example SonicWall SSO agent is pulling sophos.update account instead of actual logged-in domain users.
