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Old 20th Nov 2007, 07:46 AM
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Been looking Netmagic software lately. it looks good. any input on the software would be great or any other software that will manage a small to medium network which would be user friendly for the peeps that don't understand the processes.

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which netmagic software, remote management?
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sorry mate i meant network magic not net magic. sorry for any confusion
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YEAH,

iCam and RM commuity connect 3 are good (no probs as of yet!)

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isn't community connect 3 only for education?
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isn't community connect 3 only for education?
i was gonna say that, we had it on the old windows 98 computers at our school, but now we use dell and i think windows steady state?? But we use the windows logon screen none of that RM community stuff anymore, ill try and find out what program is used to monitor each workstation (our screens are put up on the board because some of us cant be trusted )
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