Title says it all.
How do you handle these publicly accessed machines?
Currently we are using DeepFreeze (which we all hate, but we use it because it does what it is suppose to do), and we are looking for a new method.
We basically want the machine to stay in the state it is, no changes allowed.
Our options:
Move to group policies
Use Novell ZENworks to allow only the apps we allow to run to be ran
Re-image once a week
Push out new image every time someone logs on (and only give the necessary apps needed by that specific user). Not quite sure how we would even approach this one, or how quick it would be. But would love to hear if anyone is doing this method...
Hoping for some good replies...
How do you handle these publicly accessed machines?
Currently we are using DeepFreeze (which we all hate, but we use it because it does what it is suppose to do), and we are looking for a new method.
We basically want the machine to stay in the state it is, no changes allowed.
Our options:
Move to group policies
Use Novell ZENworks to allow only the apps we allow to run to be ran
Re-image once a week
Push out new image every time someone logs on (and only give the necessary apps needed by that specific user). Not quite sure how we would even approach this one, or how quick it would be. But would love to hear if anyone is doing this method...
Hoping for some good replies...