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Hi @Abennani82 ,
An external camera is a mandatory requirement for the remote exam.
Regarding USB ports, on my laptop I do not have enough. Normally I use a docking station. Is the docking permited ? I intend to use one monitor which is connected to the docking and the laptop lid is closed.
Thank you
Hi @Ziggurat ,
Yes, A docking station (Or a USB hub) is allowed in the remote exam.
Regards,
I bought a external webcam, but the autofocus isn't good enough, my collegue has the same webcam, he experienced issues during his exam. I have a build-in webcam on my laptop as well that has auto-focus. My question is are both cam's on during the exam, so my identity verification can be done with the build-in webcam and have the external cam on as well for checking the environment. Or do i specifically need a external camera with autofocus?
I did the compatibility check and everything is fine, but i really would like to know.
Thanks.
Hi @rmokkink ,
If you are on a laptop with a built-in web camera, you can use it for verifying ID. However, please note that the external camera is still needed to monitor your exam.
Regards,
@marisadean ,
Hi there,
These sound okay and should not pose problems for your exam.
Regards,
I am using MacBook Pro 2019, and encountered the issue. when I load the fedora image, the keyboard and touchpad are not responsive. It hangs on the Settings page.
Noticed that it's reported by @TheHero several months ago, wondering if there is any fix for or update on this issue. @shefeeqyr @Deanna
Hopefully, I do not have to buy another PC just for this exam :-)
thanks
Hi @EricJi ,
The problem occurs with a live boot of most Linux distributions on modern Apple devices and there is no fix for the issue yet. The devs are working on a new image to address this but I am unsure if it will be available anytime soon.
You can try to work around it by using an external keyboard/mouse (which will mean an external monitor is needed as well).
Regards,
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