ADmitMac, supporting both Intel and Power PC Macintosh computers, allows users running Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger or Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard to participate in Microsoft networks taking advantage of all the directory services provided by Active Directory, NT, and Apple\'s Workgroup Manager.As a result, administrators can manage their domain users in a consistent way without regard for what kind of computer they use. ADmitMac allows Macintosh access based on domain credentials and provides support for local or network home folders.ADmitMac is tailored for multi-user, multi-computer scenarios with administrator-defined network security. It supports the highest level of security and does not require the downgrading of security when using Windows Server 2003. ADmitMac uses Kerberos to provide secure directory access, thus reducing the risk of spoofing, unwanted disclosure, and man-in-the middle attacks.ADmitMac works with domains configured using Microsoft\'s Highly Secure (HISEC) security templates, automatically configures the Macintosh to use Kerberos, obtains the necessary security keys from the domain and performs mutual authentication requiring the server to prove its identify. ADmitMac also works with older NT directory services. All communication with domain controllers is performed using SMB/CIFS protocols.ADmitMac will cache successful user login information for later use. This allows notebook or mobile users to continue using their domain account to log in when their Macintosh is not connected to the domain.ADmitMac includes Workgroup Manager support and the AD Commander application. The Workgroup Manager plug-in allows administrators to implement Apple\'s Mac OS X desktop management (MCX) settings on the Active Directory domain. AD Commander allows administrators to manage Active Directory users and groups from a Macintosh.Note: You need to fill in the registration form to receive an evaluation key.Here are some key features of \"ADmitMac\":