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Category Archives: Cireson ConfigMgr Portal
Free Community Portal for Configuration Manager from Cireson
Introduction Back in March 2017, I reviewed Cireson’s ConfigMgr Portal, and it is a great product, however it’s not free there is a license cost involved. That said, Cireson have now released a new free version of the Portal called … Continue reading
First looks at Ciresons ConfigMgr Portal
Introduction I’ve spent the last few weeks getting familiar with the new ConfigMgr Portal for System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch) and System Center Configuration Manager 2012 available from Cireson (a windows-noob.com sponsor) and I have to say, I’m impressed. … Continue reading
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