OPSI

OPSI (Open PC Server Integration) is an open-source solution for managing and deploying software on Windows PC networks developed by the CNPR (Computer and Network Professionals Research) team.

OPSI offers centralized software deployment, inventory management, license management, system imaging, and configuration management. It provides a comprehensive solution for managing and maintaining Windows PC networks.

Yes, OPSI is released under the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL), which means it is free and open source software (FOSS). You can use, modify, and distribute it without any license costs.

Absolutely! OPSI is designed for enterprise-level deployments and can be used in organizations of any size. It provides the necessary tools and features to manage software across multiple PCs in a network.

No, OPSI is primarily focused on Windows PC networks. It does not support other operating systems like Linux or macOS.

OPSI provides a user-friendly web-based interface that simplifies the process of deploying software. Administrators can create software packages and easily distribute them to targeted machines within the network.

Yes, OPSI supports automation through its integrated scripting features. You can automate software installations, updates, and configurations based on predefined rules and triggers.

OPSI is designed for interoperability and can work alongside other management systems. It provides APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that allow integration with external tools and systems.

Yes, OPSI includes built-in reporting and monitoring features. It offers detailed reports on software inventory, licensing, deployment status, and system health.

You can find official documentation and community support for OPSI on the CNPR website. The documentation includes installation guides, usage instructions, and troubleshooting resources.