Service Pack 5 for MEDC released
Service Pack 5 for Desktop Central has been released. I take this opportunity to show my deep sense of gratitude for those who have given excellent inputs and feedbacks. Thank you Folks. 
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Highlights of the release are
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| 1. Support for Computers in SoM.2. Multiple OUs support in SoM.
3. Error handling enhancements in Resource Browser and SoM Page. 4. User logon reports performance enhancement. |
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Internet Access ?
mathi March 26, 2007
To download the patch (exe) files the Desktop Central server needs the Internet Access. It may be a direct connection or proxy connection, otherwise the patch management module can’t be used directly. The possible solution is, administrator has to download the patch files in a different machine where internet connection is available then copy them to the machine where the desktop central server is installed. It is tedious ! FYI, Desktop Central server can be installed in the windows server or desktop. My question is, will the administrator provide the internet access to the machine where desktop central server is installed or not ? If the Desktop Central Server is installed in the windows server machine and if it is kept in the protected zone then the internet access may not be available. Just I want to understand the real time usage, please share your views.
Thanks
Mathi
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Automated Patch Deployment
mathi March 24, 2007
One of the features called “Automated Patch Deployment” available in Desktop Central. Periodically (weekly or monthly) it will download the latest vulnerability details from our external hosted database, scan the local (customer) network desktops, download the patch (exe) files and install the patches. No doubt, it will save lot of administrator’s time. Otherwise the administrator has to do these steps manually and finally they will approve the patch deployment.
But the question is, in the real time usage whether the administrators will use /like this feature or not ? Please share your views.
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Mathi
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