Managing stand alone macbook pros

dot1q · dot1q #1 (**permalink**)

03-04-2012, 09:32 AM

we are a small business and currently using many cloud-based apps....so, there are no servers to login for authentication.

as an IT admin, is it possible for me to manage these macbooks? i like to do scan to see what apps are install, do an inventory of the entire system (RAM, OS version, hd size, etc)? is there such tool(s) out there that allows me to do an asset management of the macbooks?

please advise. thanks

rabbitjetta · rabbitjetta #2 (**permalink**)

03-04-2012, 09:58 AM

If you are on the same network you can remote control it if you want. I am not sure of other things besides that.

louishen · louishen #3 (**permalink**)

03-04-2012, 10:10 AM

How many Macs are we talking about here?

dot1q · dot1q #4 (**permalink**)

03-04-2012, 10:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rabbitjetta

If you are on the same network you can remote control it if you want. I am not sure of other things besides that.

i do not want to remote into each macbooks and check daily. i want to have some kind of tools/agents that does the scanning each day.

Quote:

Originally Posted by louishen

How many Macs are we talking about here?

about 50

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dot1q #1 (permalink)
Member Since: Feb 08, 2012 Posts: 10	03-04-2012, 09:32 AM we are a small business and currently using many cloud-based apps....so, there are no servers to login for authentication. as an IT admin, is it possible for me to manage these macbooks? i like to do scan to see what apps are install, do an inventory of the entire system (RAM, OS version, hd size, etc)? is there such tool(s) out there that allows me to do an asset management of the macbooks? please advise. thanks
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rabbitjetta #2 (permalink)
Member Since: Nov 08, 2010 Location: Indiana Posts: 879 Mac Specs: 13" Retina Pro, iPhone 5, iPad 4, iPod touch 3-5, iMac 27	03-04-2012, 09:58 AM If you are on the same network you can remote control it if you want. I am not sure of other things besides that.
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