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PC Network Deploy 3 (Windows)

PC Network Deploy is a product that makes it possible to control your network remotely. The software has numerous features, including the following. Install/uninstall software on network computers remotely using snapshots way, installation scripts and the ability to create custom installation scripts, no software installation necessary on remote computers. This...

Tags: Software, Network, PC, Microsoft Windows, Remote PC Tools, PC Network Deploy, Tools & Techniques, Productivity, Thin Clients, Networking, Management, Hardware

Software downloads 2008-09-09

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Gaping security hole in Time Warner cable routers

how about telling us how to fix it?Can the customer log into their own router and change the vulnerable settings? Please advise.Patetic simply pateticThis is a worst case scenario... Time Warner is guilty of having used the same Admin Name/Password on all their routers and from what I read on...

Tags: Routers & switches, Modems, Network technology, NETWORKING, SMC8014, Model Number, Time Warner Cable Inc., router, modem, Time Warner Inc., Comcast Corp., security

Discussion threads 2009-10-22

Clients: fat vs. thin, net vs. note

Can I suggestNetbooks with Win 7. Just installed it on a useless Linux netbook and it works fine and only cost me A$399 (which now is almost the same as US ;-))For once try and rein in your hobby horse and let the students join the new millenium.On and...

Tags: Netbooks, nettops & MIDs, Thin clients, PRODUCTIVITY, Microsoft Windows, Operating systems, NeatX, oh-so, netbook, thin client, Linux, desktop, operating system, tool

Discussion threads 2009-10-19

Clouds vs. Appliances

I still prefer DistributedWhen you set up the Namespace "properly" a sysadmin can handle both client and server machines - i.e. No gurus vs. grunts. With the same configuration on all machines, it is easy to bring machines up in short order. Client maintenance consists of 1) Reboot and then...

Tags: server, desktop

Discussion threads 2009-10-10

What if Windows 8 was touch-input only?

Touch not on my screenI hate finger prints on my TV, PC monitor and laptop.I could see having this as a add on but for the most part I am not for it.It is good for small device and a segment of handicap users but, really it is idea for...

Tags: Keyboards, Mice, Desktops, Monitors & displays, COMPANIES, mouse, keyboard, What-if Windows 8, PC

Discussion threads 2009-09-24

Microsoft pushes business users to start Windows 7 upgrades now

I would betthat not nearly as many businesses will bite as MS wants, but that more businesses than usual will bite.RE: Microsoft pushes business users to start Windows 7 upgrades nowAs with many we are still running XP on all of our machines and Server 2003 with no money in...

Tags: Web browsers, Quality, Microsoft Windows 7, Web browser, standards, Acid3 Test, compliant browser, web standard, IE 8, GNU/Linux, Web, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2009-09-14

How desktop virtualization will end IT client hardware maintenance (and kill off Best Buy's Geek Squad)

In one fell swoop, John Whaley might end IT client hardware maintenance. And he might kill off the Geek Squad, too. Whaley, the chief technical officer of desktop virtualization company MokaFive, says desktop virtualization is becoming more widely adopted in...

Tags: Best Buy Co. Inc., Information Technology, Environment, Server, MokaFive, JW, Management Cost, Desktop Virtualization, Virtualization, Desktops, Hardware, Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2009-08-28

Windows 7's Achilles' heel - XP Mode

XP Mode is a crutch, for a wounded patient, that is supposed to get better.Microsoft is betting it will go away soon, and, like the Windows Ultimate Extras, disappear forever.I believe it will, as anyone serious about using XP will bypass the Windows 7 middleman.This is news?Is XP Mode not...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, XP Mode, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows 7

Discussion threads 2009-08-17

Sync2DB 1.30 (Windows)

Sync2DB is a Windows .Net application and developer tools that safely connect, links and synchronize all or selected Microsoft Outlook data with your corporate or web site database or any other SQL Database. Each connection to database and data feed settings organized into a subscription collection of simple xml files,...

Tags: Developer, Microsoft Windows, 4Team, Sync2DB, Sync2DB Synchronizer, Developer Professional Private License, Microsoft Outlook, Groupware, Storage, Databases, Microsoft Office, Office Suites, Software, Enterprise Software, Hardware, Data Management

Software downloads 2009-08-16

Is this my solution for thin client angst?

I'm a real proponent of thin clients. They ease management problems, they drastically reduce noise and energy consumption, and generally do a decent job of giving most students what they need. However, if your network isn't 100% up to snuff or a server goes on the blink, a...

Tags: Thin Client, Student, Thin Clients, Hardware, Christopher Dawson

Blog posts 2009-05-15

iQNetScan 6.2 (Windows)

iQNetScan is a comprehensive IT asset management and auditing solution. The software is clientless making it is easy to deploy and use. With iQNetScan you to collect over 700 types of information from each PC on the company network, as well as automating adherence to software standards and protecting your...

Tags: Auditing, Microsoft Windows, iQuate, iQNetScan

Software downloads 2009-05-13

NetVizor 5.5 (Windows)

NetVizor is network monitoring software that invisibly monitors your entire network from one central location. Track workstations and users that may use multiple PC's on your network. Deploy NetVizor from one location and record everything users do, including screenshots, keystrokes typed, program and internet usage, emails and chats, or file/document...

Tags: Network, Microsoft Windows, Spytech Software, Network Monitoring, Computer, NetVizor, Productivity, Networking

Software downloads 2009-05-06

Cisco's Chambers says security can no longer be an after-thought

Cisco's Chambers says security can no longer be an after-thoughtSecurity adoption is the issue, not technology per seOne example - 802.1X authentication allows a LAN to ensure only authenticated devices can access the wired network, much as WPA ensures only authenticated wireless clients can connect to a WLAN. You can...

Tags: Cyberthreats, LANs, Wi-Fi, security, Cisco Systems Inc.

Discussion threads 2009-04-27

Sprint, T-Mobile expand options for wireless broadband on laptops

Sprint is on a roll this week. Yesterday the Wall Street Journal reported the company is making a big push to sell its network capacity wholesale for use in gadgets such as digital cameras, GPS receivers and MP3 players (it's already in the Kindle). Today the company announced expansion plans...

Tags: 4G, Network, Clearwire Corp., Broadband, T-Mobile, Sprint Communications, Laptop Computer, Wireless Broadband, Wireless, WiMAX, Modems, Wireless And Mobility, Wi-Fi, Cellular Phones, Networking, Hardware, Components, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, John Morris

Blog posts 2009-03-25

PowerOut 5.3.2 (Windows)

PowerOut is a simple, easily used network interface for your Power Management Options, letting you control with ease and from the comfort of your desk the power settings on your networked PCs. PowerOut lets you set Power profiles to deploy to individual or groups of PCs so you can decide...

Tags: PC, Microsoft Windows, Standby, PowerOut, Desktops, Hardware

Software downloads 2009-03-05

Vista gets a halo effect from Windows 7

Vista gets a halo effect from Windows 7Come now, Ed......you're not supposed to offer facts and figures. It confuses the FUDmongers.Seriously though, this isn't really a surprise to anyone following the sales figures.Come now, Sleeper ...Let's not bait them whlist they writhe in agony, foaming at the mouth at...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Patches, Operating systems, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2009-02-02

Remote search and the invisible elephant

Remote search and the invisible elephantThis is all about pr0nJust what evidence would you find if you scanned people's home PCs? Would you be able to cross-check every file against a checksum list of confidential/secret files? Could you detect packaged and ready to deploy malware? Nope and nope. There is...

Tags: Peer to peer (P2P), INTERNET, Corporate communications, Desktops, file name, internet crime, P2P

Discussion threads 2009-01-28

Will EDoS be the next DDoS?

Will EDoS be the next DDoS?All DDoS is 'EDoS' - this isn't a new concept.Most DDoS for the better part of the last decade has been directly economically motivated - i.e., DDoS protection rackets, in which the attackers DDoS a victim, then send a demand for payment to make the...

Tags: SECURITY, distributed denial of service, EDoS

Discussion threads 2009-01-25

Citrix, Intel developing open source Xen desktop hypervisor

Citrix's promised Xen-based desktop virtualization solution will be delivered in the second half of 2009. Earlier this week, the Ft Lauderdale virtualization company announced that it is co-developing the solution, known as "Project Independence," in collaboration with Intel, one of the original investors in the Xen open...

Tags: Solution, Hypervisor, Desktop Virtualization, Open Source, Citrix Systems Inc., Xen, Intel Corp., Desktop Assembly Platform, Desktops, Hardware, Paula Rooney

Blog posts 2009-01-23

Windows 7: Mojave My Ass

Windows 7: Mojave My Assre: Fresh InstallMany OEM installs and Restore CDs have the navigation icons present. While it's true they aren't there on a fresh XP install, many organizations deploy systems with them pre-configured and it's easy to turn them back on. With Vista and now Windows 7, they've...

Tags: Operating systems, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Monitors & displays, Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows, Start Menu, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2009-01-01