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| − | Utility VM is a generic Windows 10 desktop environment that can be accessed by consultants needing to perform work remotely. It was originally created for Miles Holden at Anisoft to perform an IBM i OS upgrade. It is an ESXi/vSphere VM. Various admin utilities are installed, including i Access Client Solutions. The machine is domain-joined and therefore permissions/security is controlled by Active Directory. |
+ | Utility VM is a generic Windows 10 desktop environment that can be accessed by consultants needing to perform work remotely. It was originally created for Miles Holden at Anisoft to perform an IBM i OS upgrade. It is an ESXi/vSphere VM. Various admin utilities are installed, including i Access Client Solutions. The machine is domain-joined and therefore permissions/security is controlled by Active Directory (more info in [[Information Systems: System access for IT consultants|this article]]). |
This VM was converted from what was previously the "Windows 10 Pro Evaluation" VM. |
This VM was converted from what was previously the "Windows 10 Pro Evaluation" VM. |
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Revision as of 13:44, 26 April 2021
Overview
Utility VM is a generic Windows 10 desktop environment that can be accessed by consultants needing to perform work remotely. It was originally created for Miles Holden at Anisoft to perform an IBM i OS upgrade. It is an ESXi/vSphere VM. Various admin utilities are installed, including i Access Client Solutions. The machine is domain-joined and therefore permissions/security is controlled by Active Directory (more info in this article).
This VM was converted from what was previously the "Windows 10 Pro Evaluation" VM.