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CC for teams with Managed Desktops (ie no user admin rights)

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HI,

 

Just getting started with CC for Teams. I like the concept of assigning users, but finding some lumps in our environment: Windows 7 with managed multiuser desktops. USers have limted rights on their workstations and cannot install software. Also we have users who use more than 1 system or use a system in a confernece room while in collaborative meetings.

 

So users cannot download from adobe and run installer - no rights. Oh well its really slow anyway....Oh yeah updates - those don't work as well either....

 

I need to distribute the apps to the workstations and allow users to sign in and out. I can see that I may be able to get it to work with SCCM, but for now to test I logged in as admin, signed into CC, installed an app, then logged out of cc.

 

Invite UserA to the team.

 

UserA logs in, starts app, signs into CC - all good so far. But to sign out user gets an error - please start in administrator mode.

 

WHAT!?? userA needs does NOT need admin priveleges to sign in but DOES need them to sign out???

 

Is there a resolution for this or some kind of workaround? Otherwise I have to log into the workstation as admin to log the user out? That pretty much defeats the value of the admin console.

 

 

BTW - It really would be even nicer it it just use their windows credentials (or have the log in mechanism manage the CC connection) - log in to the desktop and you are good to go - log out and you are signed out of cc as well.

 

PS - please fix the multiple license acceptance thing - feel like I'm using the nav system in my car - ONCE is enough...


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