Hello Everyone,
A quick question.
At our college, we have a copy of Apple Remote Desktop (ARD) per Art lab in order for the teacher station to remotely blank or control the student stations in the lab when needed. The question is. We have multiple serial numbers, one per lab. Is there an easy way to capture this in composer? How are you folks capturing the serial number in order to not run into conflicts on the network?
Thank you,
Mick
If you ever find a way to pull this information out of an existing ARD installation I'd be really grateful if you could let us know how you did it!
Cheers,
+36The latest version (3.6.x) does not require a serial number.
http://www.apple.com/remotedesktop/
Why not update one to 3.6.1 and distribute as per Apple guidelines?
http://www.apple.com/mac/volume-licensing/
Downloading and deploying Apple software. If you purchase volume licenses for Apple software, you’ll receive one redemption code per license. You can use one of two methods to install the software on your licensed number of Mac systems: Redeem from the Mac App Store. On each target Mac, open the Mac App Store and sign in with the Apple ID and password provided by your organization. In the Quick Links section, click Redeem. Enter the redemption code when prompted. The application will download and install in the Applications folder. Software updates for these Mac systems will be provided automatically through the Mac App Store. Use Apple Remote Desktop, NetInstall, or NetRestore. On your administrator Mac system, enter one of the redemption codes provided. You can then copy the application to all the target systems using Apple Remote Desktop. Or you can use the System Image Utility included in OS X Server to create a NetInstall or NetRestore image.
Ya, I know you don't have a volume license, but as long as you can account for every deployed copy, you're @$$ is covered if there is an audit.
Don
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