In WGM you can create computer lists . There is a feature that will
search for the workstations that you can then add to the group. I
have had to manually add addresses and names for some computers that
for whatever reason don't show up on the list.
Does each computer have a unique name ?
Carl Campion
Archmere Academy
302-798-6632x823
On Oct 30, 2007, at 9:56 AM, Elizabeth Cohen wrote:
> All of my previous experience has been with the wonderful world of
> Windows. Can someone help with Apple's workgroup manager? We
> imaged all of our laptops through an ethernet connection.
> Therefore the ethernet ID in workgroup manager is the ethernet mac
> address. In order to manage these laptops in a wireless
> environment, do I need to move the wireless mac address from Server
> Administrator to workgroup manager? Can you put the wireless mac
> address in the ethernet ID box? Has anyone had success with this?
> Is there any other way to manage Apple laptops in a wireless
> environment? I am not particularly interested in Remote Desktop,
> it is too cumbersome and I don' t have the time or inclination to
> view 188 laptops, i just want to enact some management techniques.
> Thank you for any advise.
> Elizabeth
>
> Elizabeth Cohen
> Director of Technology
> Atlanta Girls' School
> 3254 Northside Parkway NW
> Atlanta, Georgia 30327
> 404- 604-2808
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