For example (as mentioned earlier) some properties can only be configured from the command line. Zoey can also deploy with Active Directory or via a Citrix Presentation Server, though both have some limitations. Because of the many and varied system setups at the enterprise level, MindManager strives to provide deployments even for these less frequent situations.
Just to round out the large-scale deployment story here, I should mention some less-frequently used paths.
Mindmanager enterprise install#
This tried and true method gives Zoey much greater control over the installation she can configure supported installation parameters, specify what to install on a feature-by-feature basis, enable or disable program functions, and identify where exactly to install things like user data or libraries - all the stuff that makes Sys-Admins very, very happy.Īlso, if Zoey’s company is running SharePoint and wants to employ a custom SiteConnections file, she must use the command line. But Wait - There’s More!īy far the most flexible option is to deploy MindManager from the command line, the good old C:\> prompt. This means Zoey can successfully tweak the install as needed. Customizing the installation is powerful, on both a group or user basis. Using push deployment is pretty straightforward for any Sys-Admin with competent chops. Admin) setup, which can push deploy multiple instances of the app from an SMS server, and can install onto groups of users’ systems if deployed with Windows Active Directory, Group Policy, or IntelliMirror. So, maybe Zoey wants more control and confidence over the whole process. Alternately, Zoey could install on a centrally-accessible server, such as Citrix - easier to manage and control. This standard setup is certainly an option, but seriously time-consuming and limited to single machines. A System Administrator - let’s call this geek girl Zoey - can in fact install on a machine-by-machine basis. There are a number of ways to deploy MindManager across the enterprise.
Mindmanager enterprise Pc#
It’s something Product Development keeps refining so that System Administrators can get MindManager up and running, quickly, easily, and (most importantly) painlessly, no matter where the PC is located. This is what we call large-scale deployment. For many of us MindManager users, “deployment” is simple: download the most recent version from the Mindjet website, install, and - go! (Nice, huh?)īut what about the situation where there are a lot of users - companies where a whole department, or the whole enterprise, start using MindManager? How does this work? Does a roving herd of IT folk go from machine to machine on “MindManager Installation Day?”
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