Overview
UT-LabMan is a cross-platform client/server based software system designed to manage the day-to-day tasks associated with a computer lab, such as managing and controlling lab facilities. LabMan controls access to facility computers, allows users to sign up on waiting lists, makes and announces computer assignments, queues user help requests, and remotely administers the facility. UT-LabMan also logs workstation usage, login and logout actions, station down time and user help requests.
A detailed explanation of requirements for each element of LabMan is listed in the system requirements.
Features
- Validate logins with Active Directory, LDAP, MS Domain, UT-EID and per-lab accounts
- Augment validation with per-lab revoked and departmental users lists
- Provide and enforce waiting lists when the lab is busy
- Enforce workstation time limits
- Run 3rd-party utilities at logout and on-demand for multiple stations at once
- Operate an automated help request system with issue description
- Log workstation usage and other lab activity
- Provide Web-based status pages
Cost
Cost depends on the number of licenses needed, and whether you need a commercial or educational license.
| Product No. | Product Description | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | Commercial | ||
| UT-LabMan001 | 30 Clients | $399 | $799 |
| UT-LabMan002 | 100 Clients | $699 | $1,399 |
| UT-LabMan003 | 300 Clients | $1,099 | $2,199 |
Prices are listed in US Dollars. All payments must be made to the University of Texas at Austin and must be in US funds.
To purchase licenses for multiple UT-LabMan servers, please contact Damon Waters of our Office of Technology Commercialization at (512) 471-2995 to inquire about any special pricing.
Microcomputer labs at The University of Texas at Austin and at University of Texas System component schools can license UT-LabMan free of charge. Contact LMInfo@its.utexas.edu for further information.
Reductions in licensing fees may be negotiated for non-profit or tax exempt organizations on a case by case basis. For more information please contact Damon Waters of our Office of Technology Commercialization at (512) 471-2995.
