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SCCM is pretty awesome, I've also played around with Altiris and LANDesk. I don't actually manage any of these things but SCCM seems like it can do pretty much everything most people will need unless you've got a really massive widespread network to take care of. I actually work for a "cloud" IT company (thinking about killing myself) that would be a competitor to all of these products but at one point we tested out all of the above and some other small players to see what we could take from them.
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Trinitrotoluene posted:Does anyone have any good recommendations or suggestions for mass administration over a hundred seperate domains on completely seperate networks? Dyscrasia posted:I would love a better way to go about this too. I have just been doing GPO push installs for Reader, Flash and Java. Misogynist posted:There's a huge number of multi-tenant management products out there for managed service providers. Kaseya, N-Able, Level Platforms and ManageEngine are the most popular that I'm aware of, though I haven't used any personally, being a Linux admin that does not work for an MSP. I'm just going to put in a quick plug for MaaS360 by Fiberlink. It's a "cloud-based" laptop, desktop, and Blackberry management solution. No infrastructure or CapEx and it handles patching/updating (OS, 3rd party apps, and AV), hardware and software inventories, security policy enforcement/auto remediation, compliance reporting (AV, FW, DE, DLP, Malware), connection reporting (type, length, data in/out, VPN reporting), etc. It does all of this over any IP connection, so no need to even have the users on the LAN or VPN.
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