Using RM

[paulhyman]

Hello Everyone.

 

I would like to know if there is any training or any way i can test RM software on a network.

I have worked in a college for 5 years as a senior technician, and i am now working in the industry. I am thinking about getting a job back in the education sector, but most of the ones i see use RM on the computers and servers, i have not used this so it puts me at a disadvantaged as i am used to doing everything manually.

 

you someone point me to some good training info.

[Oops_my_bad]

You don't *have* to use RM - some network managers like it because it makes their day-to-day tasks easier (or so I'm led to believe).

 

Personally you can't beat a vanilla setup

[russdev]

@paulhyman

 

Hi

 

Where abouts you based as sure I can find someone for you to visit to talk about it.

 

Arguments about RM will go on for ever all I can say is my view and experience. Reasons we choose RM is mainly it free my time up to deal with what me a network manager should be doing which is strategic stuff, dealing with various external orgs I have to deal with and work associated, advising school how technology can be integrated into education environment. We havn't got time to implement a vanilla network.

 

imho it takes 8 weeks (approx a summer hols) for a vanilla network to embed and working. I have better use of my time than to do that.

 

But as said this my view and my experience.

 

As said let me know where abouts you are?

[tech_guy]

My argument to the LG was that a RM network would improve my golf handicap. They weren't impressed :-(

[bossman]

you pays your money you makes your choice!!

 

Nuff said i think.

[paulhyman]

so bossman what do you think of RM.

[gh256]

I have started as a technician in a school and we have CC3. I think its great and if you follow instructions and do things how you should without trying shortcuts then it seems to work fine for us. I love it.