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Desktop Authority Image Center Version 3.0
Overview Desktop Authority® Image Center reduces the cost and time required to provision and re-deploy desktops and servers by offering simple, centralized control over the capture, customization and deployment of disk images.
- Capture, customize and deploy images enterprise-wide from one location
- Deploy images in unicast or multicast mode with bandwidth control
- Avoid manual preparation of a computer for a new employee — patches, computer names, network settings, local user and group accounts, applications and more
- Remotely wake up selected computers to schedule deployment for daily, weekly, monthly or one-time operation
- Use one image on multiple PCs with different hardware, eliminating the need for hundreds of images
(Windows Server 2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008)
| Publisher | ScriptLogic | File Format | Software |
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| Date Published | May 2009 | ||
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