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Desktop Central packages 11 handy tools for sysadmins
by Lee Mathews Feb 24th 2009 at 9:00AM
Manage Engine develop a number of excellent products for network administrators. Even better, some of their tools - like Desktop Central - are completely free.
Desktop Central is a handy application that packages several useful utilities for sysadmins, including remote task management, software inventory, remote command prompt, wake on lan, and remote shutdown/restart. Reporting tools (users/groups, disk space, inventory) support exporting their results to CSV or plain text.
The tools are most useful in a domain setting, though several of them will work just fine in a workgroup setup as well.
Desktop Central is free, but you will have to put up with an advertisement for Manage Engine's enterprise software on the main screen. It's a minor distraction, and doesn't appear elsewhere.
Desktop Central is a handy application that packages several useful utilities for sysadmins, including remote task management, software inventory, remote command prompt, wake on lan, and remote shutdown/restart. Reporting tools (users/groups, disk space, inventory) support exporting their results to CSV or plain text.
The tools are most useful in a domain setting, though several of them will work just fine in a workgroup setup as well.
Desktop Central is free, but you will have to put up with an advertisement for Manage Engine's enterprise software on the main screen. It's a minor distraction, and doesn't appear elsewhere.
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Ahren said 2:02PM on 2-24-2009
Handy little tool. Thanks!
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