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Published: 2006-08-16, Author: Anton , review by: macworld.co.uk
Powerful management tools; convenient remote Spotlight searching; remote drag-and-drop copying; Dashboard widget; can encrypt communications and file transfers
Somewhat buggy; meager application reporting feature; hard to drag files into a remote window
Apple Remote Desktop 3 is an essential program for any IT professional who needs to manage Macs remotely, Upgrading to version 3 is a no-brainer. Despite some bugs, and a relatively weak reporting feature, the sheer number of tools available – Spotl...
Good integration with Tiger , Task server for automated management , Automated installer for mobile Macs
Some of the new features are too basic , Installer fails with third-party installers, Little support for pre-Panther systems
Anyone whos tried to manage more than one Mac at a time knows what a pain it can be. Upgrading software, setting preferences, running maintenance scripts - it all has to be done many times. If those are work Macs, you have to traipse around a building...
Abstract: Apple Remote Desktop 3 is the latest version of the admin-oriented remote-control software for administrating and taking charge of Macs from across a network. With this utility, after you enable Apple Remote Desktop sharing in System Preferences on you...
Powerful management tools; convenient remote Spotlight searching; remote drag-and-drop copying; very cool Dashboard widget; can encrypt communications and file transfers.
Buggy; meager application reporting feature; sometimes hard to drag files into a remote window.
Apple Remote Desktop 3 is an essential program for any IT professional who needs to manage Macs remotely. Upgrading to version 3 is a no-brainer. Despite some bugs, and a relatively weak reporting feature, the sheer number of tools available—inc...
