About Moodle - some tips

1. moodle quiz could be restricted to a network 1+ addresses. Enter full or partial ip addresses in restrict network field in quiz settings. 
2. Moodle - To change the name style - name + surname or surname + name go to site administration/site policies  
3. create new cohort in moodle - http://drtktopecollege.in/moodle/cohort/index.php …
4. drtktopecollege.in/moodle/admin/settings.php?section=enrolsettingscohort … Moodle default role setting  
5. Moodle cronjob - http://drtktopecollege.in/moodle/admin/cron.php 

6. Setting maintenance mode

   An administrator can put the site into maintenance mode in Settings > Site administration > Server > Maintenance mode.
   If for some reason the web interface is not available you can also put the Moodle installation in maintenance mode by creating a file called maintenance.html in the folder called 1 (i.e. numeric 'one') in your moodle data folder. Any text in that file will be displayed to users trying to access anything other than the frontpage.
   When you go into Maintenance mode and create this file you will need to test the Maintenance mode to make sure that you can come out of Maintenance mode and a non admin user can login. If they can't you may have to delete the maintenance.html for non admin users to be able to login. Be sure it works before you are stuck in Maintenance mode and non admin users are unable to login past the front page.
   When a site is in maintenance mode, the link "In Maintenance Mode" is displayed near the top right of each page (except the front page) for admins

7. Enabling email-based self-registration

   An administrator can enable email-based self-registration in Settings > Site administration > Plugins > Authentication > Manage authentication.
   In addition to enabling the plugin, email-based self-registration must be selected from the self registration drop-down menu in the common settings.
   Warning: Enabling self registration results in the possibility of spammers creating accounts in order to use forum posts, blog entries etc. for spam. This risk can be minimized by limiting self registration to particular email domains with the allowed email domains setting in Settings > Site administration > Plugins> Authentication > Manage authentication. Alternatively, self registration may be enabled for a short period of time to allow users to create accounts, and then later disabled.
   Note: The Email-based self-registration authentication plugin must be enabled to allow users who previously self-registered to login. Selecting Email-based self-registration as the self registration method allows potential users to self register.