I upgraded from Enterprise Console 3 to 4 recently. I was excited to see that this new versions allows me to configure Roles so I can delegate some of the work that I do to monitor our deployment (2200 machines) off to our Help Desk for very basic Tier 1, Desktop Support for Tier 2 and I will become more of a Tier 3 level of support rather than doing everything as I have been doing in the past.
The question I have has to do with how these other groups of people will access the Enterprise Console. Back when I was running EC 2.0 I was able to install it on my workstation (XP at the time). When my workstation was replaced with a Vista machine I could no longer run the EC from my workstation. So since then I have been using a Remote Desktop session to the Windows 2003 Server that is running our EC. I have since upgraded my workstation to Windows 7 but have never attempted to install the EC component on my workstation since I moved to Vista. With EC 4.0 being out can I install this on my workstation? This is the preferred method for the Tier 1 and 2 groups to connect to the EC once I have the group permissions configured. I have been reading over the install documentation and the upgrade documentation but I haven’’’’t come across what versions of windows are supported for remote administration of the Enterprise Console. I will not allow these groups access to Remote Desktop into the actual server so if it cannot be run from a workstation this isn't going to be of any use for us.
Thanks
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