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10.5: Remove Shut Down from the Apple menu
I would think a more effective and standard way to do this would be to use Energy Saver settings to automatically turn the computer during your maintenance window and/or enable the "Start up automatically after a power failure" and "Wake for network access."
10.5: Remove Shut Down from the Apple menu
I would think a more effective and standard way to do this would be to use Energy Saver settings to automatically turn the computer during your maintenance window and/or enable the "Start up automatically after a power failure" and "Wake for network access."The problem with this is that it won't prevent someone from shutting down the computer and someone else from having to manually reboot the machine. The only bypass to this is the Schedule Option and this only works at a given moment during the day based on what it's set to. So it does no good if someone shuts the machine down 5 minutes after the scheduled start or wake up time. As VK mentioned on the first response to this Thread - The Admin Tools are the best and safest method to accomplish this.
10.5: Remove Shut Down from the Apple menu
Using the pmset command does not require someone to manually reboot the machine. An example of a one-time start up would be: Edited on Nov 16, '09 02:44:06PM by ozcaveboy
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