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I am currently in the stage of planning to upgrade our network, the question i have is weather to switch to cc4 or stay with our current vanilla network. We are currently running server 2008 with windows 7 installed on most machines. Is there any benefits to switching to cc4 and if so what would they be, the head teacher is pushing towards rm but i am still on the fence about it. Haven't worked with it either, how easy is it to manage compared to a vanilla network? If i contacted rm would they be able to supply a vmware image of the server to see if it is right for out establishment? Thanks
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I am currently in the stage of planning to upgrade our network, the question i have is weather to switch to cc4 or stay with our current vanilla network. We are currently running server 2008 with windows 7 installed on most machines. Is there any benefits to switching to cc4 and if so what would they be, the head teacher is pushing towards rm but i am still on the fence about it. Haven't worked with it either, how easy is it to manage compared to a vanilla network? If i contacted rm would they be able to supply a vmware image of the server to see if it is right for out establishment? Thanks

 

Check out this thread that I posted a while back asking the same question. Cut the long story short, despite having worked for RM in the past, my experience as a customer with them has been so attrocious that I definitely won't be recommending anything to do with RM to anyone in the near future! And I haven't even begun to talk about the added cost!

 

Trust me, stay away, stay well away from CC4. That's bad coming from an Ex-Employee! (And no, I wasn't sacked or pushed! Just got a better opportunity, more money and closer to home!)

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