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Desktop Central -Supported Network Setups

Desktop Central's network-neutral architecture helps administrators to manage thier windows desktop irrespective of how their network is setup.

Active Directory

If you have an Windows Active Directory based network, you can install Desktop Central in a central location and manage all the computers in the active directory.

Reference: Architecture for LAN

Novell eDirectory

Supports managing windows desktop in the Novell eDirectory based network setup. All the managed computers should share a common credential.

Workgroup

Helps managing desktops of a workgroup from a central location. You should have a common credential applicable for all the computers that are managed using Desktop Central.

Reference: Architecture for LAN

Branch/Remote Offices

Desktop Centarl's WAN architecture helps managing windows computers that are span accross multiple locations that are connected via VPN or Internet. When computers in different locations are connected via Internet, the Desktop Central Server has to be installed and configured as an edge device. This means that the designated port (default being 8020) should be accessible through Internet. You need to adopt necessary security standards to harden the OS where the Desktop Central Server is installed.

The Desktop Central agents installed in the managed computers of the remote locations contact the Desktop Central server periodically to pull the instructions available for them and update the status and data back to the Server.

Reference: Architecture for WAN

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Roaming Users

To manage the desktops of mobile or roaming users who connects to your network through VPN/Internet. The agent residing in their computer periodically contact the Desktop Central Server installed in your network and pulls the necessary instructions that are available to them, executes the instructions, and updates the data and status back to the server.

Reference: Architecture for WAN

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Multi-Domains

For managing computers in multiple domains or in any specific combinations as below:

  • Multiple domains in the same LAN
  • Multiple domains span across the globe
  • Any combination of AD, Workgroup, or Novell eDirectory based network.

The managed computers in different domain should share the same credential within the same domain/workgroup.

*Domain refes to Active Directory, WorkGroup or other directory based network.

Reference: Architecture for WAN | Architecture for LAN

 

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