Using MACs on an Active Directory is certainly possible, it just takes a lot of getting used to. Things like file naming conventions, authentication, etc, are 'different'... We've got a school that we support, where the students predominantly run on MAC, but the staff runs PC. It's been an experience in understanding the file structures and weird characters and all, but it's working and they're not complaining.-but I still don't 'like' it. Providing an antivirus solution was a bit challenging too, we like all clients to 'snap' into our centralized system, this wasn't fun. We still don't have a solid patch management solution for the Macs, aside from what they have built-in...
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