Learn to Manage Your Non-Windows Systems with System Center Configuration Manager 2007
Overview Managing and reporting on change, configuration and system updates in a diverse environment isn't easy. Using multiple tools for tracking administrative rights add to the security risks, while productivity suffers when employees perform routine tasks over and over again. Not only that, it's costly to keep staff trained on these tools.
Listen in to this Webcast as industry expert Don Jones and a representative from Quest Software discuss how to easily extend System Center Configuration Manager 2007 to manage non-Windows systems such as Unix, Linux, Mac OS and VMware ESX to increase efficiency, reduce costs and ensure compliance.
| Publisher | Quest Software | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Live Date | 22nd April 2009 00:00 UTC | ||
| Format | Webcast | ||
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