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AdmitMac... Decades of experience built-in
- Simple - client-based, no proprietary Windows server software, no OS X Server / Xserve and no schema changes for simple deployment and maintenance
- Transparent - leverages standard Windows or Mac tools, infrastructure, helpdesk and training for reduced costs
- Complete- everything included end-to-end, so no hidden costs for extra features, 3rd party software, required training or required professional services and backed by 100% Mac-Windows engineering and support specialists
- Identity and access management
What's New
Version 6.0:
- Support for Mac OS X 10.7
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.6 or later
- One of the following:
- Microsoft Server 2003 or 2008 with Active Directory
- Microsoft Windows 2000 with Active Directory
- Microsoft NT Server 4.0 Service Pack 6
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AdmitMac... Decades of experience built-in
- Simple - client-based, no proprietary Windows server software, no OS X Server / Xserve and no schema changes for simple deployment and maintenance
- Transparent - leverages standard Windows or Mac tools, infrastructure, helpdesk and training for reduced costs
- Complete- everything included end-to-end, so no hidden costs for extra features, 3rd party software, required training or required professional services and backed by 100% Mac-Windows engineering and support specialists
- Identity and access management (IAM) for Macs from either Windows Active Directory Group Policy Objects (GPO) or Mac Workgroup Manager (WGM)
- Kerberos Single Sign-On (SSO)
- No schema changes required
- Client-based solution requiring no server software of any kind on Windows, Xserve / OS X Server
- Includes DAVE technology for commercial grade file and printer sharing with full, commercial grade Microsoft DFS and Microsoft SMB/CIFS
- Deployment tools included for Volume License Agreement (VLA) users
- Proven, robust and highly scalable
- Mac OS X management and security market leader for 8 years
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"[4566] Selecting some folders/files from the Finder
causes them to disappear from view on 10.5."
I know this isn't an issue with ADmitMac. We've seen this same issue in Xinet/FullPress environments. I reported to Xinet and Apple, both say it's not being reported by enough people to list as a known issue.
Don Montalvo, TX
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Those are 3 small features.
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Anonymous reviewed on 08 Dec 2004
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Setup Assistant will execute now.