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44 Chapter 2 Setting Up

OpenWBEM Access

ARD clients can respond to WBEM (Web-Based Enterprise Management) tools that

request data from client computers. WBEM is an emerging network protocol standard

for desktop computer management. WBEM relies on HTTP and XML to offer a web-

based approach for exchanging CIM (Common Information Model) data.

For further information about WBEM, see http://www.dmtf.org.

ARD uses OpenWBEM as a basis for its WBEM implementation.

To allow WBEM access:

1 Select a computer list.

2 Select one or more computers in the Remote Desktop window.

3 Choose Manage > Change Client Settings.

The ARD client assistant appears.

4 Click Continue until you reach the System Data section of the assistant.

5 Select Set OpenWBEM Access.

6 Click Allowed.

Click disallowed to stop WBEM access on the client computers.

7 Click Continue to change the clients’ settings.

The client assistant contacts all of the selected computers and changes their settings.

Considerations for Managed Clients

If you plan on using Apple Remote Desktop and also restricting what applications can

open on a managed client, you’ll need to make sure that ARD’s processes are allowed

to run. A managed client is a client computer whose environment is governed by

Mac OS X Server’s Workgroup Manager. The following options need to be enabled in

Workgroup Manager’s client and group application preference settings:

• “Allow approved applications to launch non-approved applications”

• “Allow Unix tools to run”

Configuring the Administrator Software

You can configure Remote Desktop, the Apple Remote Desktop administrator

application, to help you meet your work needs. Remote Desktop has an interface that

is both flexible and functional.

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