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Likewise, which authenticates Linux, Unix and Mac users with Microsoft Active Directory, has started offering three starter packs that combine its Enterprise software with support and training services. They are designed to move customers from the company’s open source software to Likewise Enterprise.
Likewise Enterprise controls access to applications and data, centrally manages settings with group policies and creates reports for regulatory audits. It’s also the only solution to provide 100% native support for Apple’s Workgroup Manager application.
The three packaged solution offerings are: Likewise Enterprise desktop starter pack, 10 desktop licenses, one-year support, half-day of training services for $1,608; Likewise Enterprise server starter pack, 10 server licenses, one-year support, half-day of training services for $4,488; and Likewise Enterprise combo starter pack, five desktop and five server licenses, one-year support, half-day of training services for $3,048.
Until January 31, there’s a 50% discount on each starter pack.
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