Thank you Microshaft

[YosemiteSam]

He could do sccm though and put a pc out and push updates down late night to the remote sccm box. We did this for our remote clinics that have bandwith issues and then we can update them from local reducing network traffic.

I am with you I prefer infrastructure and working the server room.

Quick question for you Sam. Have you guys upgrade to VMware 5 yet ? We just started last night updated are Vcenter server last night to VMare 5 and will start the ESX host next week

Actually, we are in the process of converting away from VMWare to Redhat's KVM.

 

[Trendnet]

He could do sccm though and put a pc out and push updates down late night to the remote sccm box. We did this for our remote clinics that have bandwith issues and then we can update them from local reducing network traffic.

I am with you I prefer infrastructure and working the server room.

Quick question for you Sam. Have you guys upgrade to VMware 5 yet ? We just started last night updated are Vcenter server last night to VMare 5 and will start the ESX host next week

We use SCCM to manage over 500 + remote locations. It's a bit of a pain considering bandwidth, but we scedule the push during none peak hours, so it's doable.

For apt complexes and pc's, why not just run zero client devices?

I just got done upgrading to vsphere 5 myself. Nice features like distrubited switches and storage DRS. Very easy to install (Had to install for my ESX 3.5 hosts, did upgrades from my vsphere4 hosts).