Join Sean Colins for an in-depth discussion in this video Adding and grouping computers, part of Learning Apple Remote Desktop.
…So welcome to the first movie where we really…start digging in and learning how to use this application.…The first thing we need to do if we're…going to manage computers remotely is we need to…find them, and we need to get them into…our management software in a way that's really usable.…So you may have noticed that I've got a pretty…broad sweep of different types of computers available to manage here.…Now, the one that I'm on right now is this one.…And we can't manage the computer that we're currently running from, so I'm not…going to try to move that into a group, but I can move the others.…
So here you see I've got a Core Duo MacBook.…This is a rather old machine, and it's running an older version of the operating…system, which is why you can see it's…running an older version of Apple Remote Desktop.…This was the last version of Apple…Remote Desktop supported by that operating system.…I have another one, this one's a deployment server.…And I have another one over here, this is a MacBook Pro.…And this is a mid 2010 MacBook Pro,…
Author
Sean Colins
Released
7/22/2014- What is remote administration?
- Adding and grouping computers
- Monitoring, controlling, and locking computers remotely
- Sending UNIX commands
- Creating inventory and software reports
- Finding items on one or many computers
- Working with a task server
- Using Remote Desktop in the classroom
- Deploying with ARD
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome51s
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1. Getting Ready
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Suggested uses3m 18s
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2. Getting Started Quickly
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Enabling Remote Management3m 29s
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A one-to-many copy6m 33s
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Installing packages8m 9s
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3. Stealth Control
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Sending a UNIX command3m 32s
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Intro to the command library9m 55s
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Common helpful UNIX tasks13m 48s
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4. Reporting
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Creating inventory reports4m 33s
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Creating software reports7m 35s
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Exporting useful data3m 52s
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5. Remote Spotlight
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Moving found items2m 28s
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6. Task Server
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Using the task history2m 38s
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7. Classroom Use
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Messaging with ARD3m 14s
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8. ARD-Assisted Deployment
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9. Apple Consultant Use
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Using port forwarding2m 38s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye1m 4s
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