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Kace systems management/ Deployment appliances
Any one here using the Dell/Kace Systems management and deployment appliances in their networks? If so what are you opinions?
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silverspot
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We use it. If you have quite a bit of training, or think like n engineer, it is pretty good. I think it is pretty clunky. It is definitely not intuitive. -
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We use both the 1000 and 2000 series and I love them both. They make system managent a breeze.Preparing for CCIE Written
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Optionsqcomer
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I looked at it but decided go go with SCCM. There are a good amount of KACE users on the web though.
I do use the KACE/App Deploy repackager/MSI maker though and I love it. -
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blargoe
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We evaluated it several years ago and thought it was pretty solid. It's quite pricey, though. We were already licensed for SCCM and ended up deploying that instead.IT guy since 12/00
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