AdmitMac turns a Mac into a true Active Directory client. Today, ADmitMac is in its seventh generation after a decade on the market. ADmitMac is a one-stop solution for Mac-Windows management and security needs, ensuring compliance with standards such as SOX, PCI and HIPAA. ADmitMac includes full support for Microsoft's Distributed File System (DFS) allowing shared folders to reside on multiple servers for load balancing and data redundancy. ADmitMac supports Kerberos Single Sign-On (SSO) and adds identity and access management (IAM) for Macs on Active Directory networks from either
What's New
Version 8.0:
Simple - OS X 10.9 Mavericks, 10.8 Mountain Lion and 10.7 Lion (legacy)
- Easily installed and configured, whether individually or with scaled deployment
- Integrated into the OS so that the Mac user can work as they always have
- Designed to connect to existing Microsoft network infrastructure
- No unnecessary new server or cloud software required
- No additional costs for "missing" features
- Made in the USA, GSA approved, with enterprise phone and email support by Mac/Windows specialists from Arlington, Texas
- Identity and access management via Microsoft Active Directory, with Microsoft Group Policy (GPO) or Apple Workgroup Manager (WgM)
- Full support for network shares and network home folders
- Full support for Microsoft Windows networking (SMB/CIFS)
- Full support for Microsoft DFS
Version 8.0:
Simple - OS X 10.9 Mavericks, 10.8 Mountain Lion and 10.7 Lion (legacy)
- Easily installed and configured, whether individually or with scaled deployment
- Integrated into the OS so that the Mac user can work as they always have
- Designed to connect to existing Microsoft more...
Requirements
- Intel
- OS X 10.7.5 or later
- Any hardware required to run TCP/IP
- One of the following:
- Microsoft Server 2003, 2008 or 2012 with Active Directory
- Microsoft Windows 2000 with Active Directory
- Microsoft NT Server 4.0 Service Pack 6
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AdmitMac turns a Mac into a true Active Directory client. Today, ADmitMac is in its seventh generation after a decade on the market. ADmitMac is a one-stop solution for Mac-Windows management and security needs, ensuring compliance with standards such as SOX, PCI and HIPAA. ADmitMac includes full support for Microsoft's Distributed File System (DFS) allowing shared folders to reside on multiple servers for load balancing and data redundancy. ADmitMac supports Kerberos Single Sign-On (SSO) and adds identity and access management (IAM) for Macs on Active Directory networks from either Windows Group Policy Objects (GPO) or Apple's Workgroup Manager (WGM). With Group Policy and ADmitMac's ADM plugins, Windows administrators can manage Mac operating system components and applications in Active Directory using the Group Policy Management console. ADmitMac's Workgroup Manager plug-in allows administrators to implement Apple's OS X desktop management (MCX) settings on the Active Directory domain while AD Commander allows administrators to manage Active Directory users and groups from a Mac.
Highlights
Highlights
- Simple - OS X 10.9 Mavericks, 10.8 Mountain Lion and 10.7 Lion (legacy)
- Easily installed and configured, whether individually or with scaled deployment
- Integrated into the OS so that the Mac user can work as they always have
- Transparent - Client-based solution
- Designed to connect to existing Microsoft network infrastructure
- No unnecessary new server or cloud software required
- No additional costs for "missing" features
- Made in the USA, GSA approved, with enterprise phone and email support by Mac/Windows specialists from Arlington, Texas
- Complete - Full support for commercial grade Microsoft Windows networking
- Identity and access management via Microsoft Active Directory, with Microsoft Group Policy (GPO) or Apple Workgroup Manager (WgM)
- Full support for network shares and network home folders
- Full support for Microsoft Windows networking (SMB/CIFS)
- Full support for Microsoft DFS
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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.