via the same login as the Macs are bound to the AD Directory. The
computers are also bound to an OD master on an Xserve. I manage
permissions via computer work groups. These include mounting a common
share point where faculty can "drop" documents and students can pick
them up, shut down times, dock items, etc. Part of the Server Admin
tools is an application, Workgroup Manager which allows for ease of
management at the user, group, computer, or computer group level.
I use ARD to copy files, install applications, remotely shut down
computers, etc. We also use ARD to share screens in class.
Carl Campion
Director of Academic Technology
Archmere Academy
On Sep 10, 2009, at 1:34 PM, Rick Castorani wrote:
> We are just beginning a one to one program with our high schoolers
> using the
> 13" aluminum macbook. We are all very excited and can not wait to
> get these
> in the hands of the students. I, on the other hand, come from a
> windows
> networking world where everything from default printers to mapped
> drives to
> advanced permissions is easily controlled by group policy and logon
> scripts.
> I am starting off with apple remote desktop but I feel that I am
> missing
> something. Those of you who are, or have been, in my situation,
> what do you
> use to manage your macs??
>
> Thank you so much in advance! Hope your school years have started
> out well!
>
> Rick Castorani
> Technology Coordinator
> Academy in Manayunk
>
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