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Lights-Out is a power and runtime management solution and works according to the motto: The last one turns out the light! Lights-Out can be used in a Small Business or Home Environment. Lights-Out has been proven in use for years and is as popular with family administrators as it is with company administrators. It gives you valuable information. Name Open Source Godot Version Release Date OS Requriments; ΔV: Rings of Saturn Link: No: 3.0 - 3.1: Early Access Steam:: Windows 7+, Linux, Mac OS: 1GB.
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'. . . but has it been integrated somewhere else?'
As of yet, no. It's not clear if Apple ever will? It has only ever been available on Intel XServes only.
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'I dont understand how it can be asking for LOM when it doesn't exist anymore?'
It's not specifically asking for it as clearly LOM does exist but not on your hardware. ARD supports this feature if you're supporting hardware that does which can only be Intel XServe models.
'Is there a solution to this? How can we power the mac's on using remote desktop?' This little piggy (sebastian lague) mac os.
Yes - you walk round to them and power them on. You can't use ARD to do this. You can however use ARD to send a terminal command that will set a power management schedule that goes some way in doing this for you. Mind you if you're having to go round to them all to switch them on you may as well apply the schedule settings locally. In an ideal world and assuming you have a mac server you can either define the settings you want in the build image you use to push out to rest or apply the settings using MCX.
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Depending which method you use the Macs will have to be switched on at some point.
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Questions specific to ARD are better asked in the dedicated ARD Forum here:
HTH?
Tony
Sep 27, 2012 4:28 AM
