Onsite Managers and Device Managers are designed for different purposes. This table illustrates the differences between them and when you should use each:
| Onsite Manager | Device Manager | |
|---|---|---|
| Is designed for Networks | X | |
| Is designed for single roaming devices and environments that don’t have a server or peer-to-peer networks | X | |
| Manages both Windows and Mac | X | |
| Is OS-specific (Choose Windows or Mac) | X | |
| Communicates directly with Service Center | X | X |
| Requires an additional MS SQL Server Express instance | X | |
| Can be configured to communicate to Service Center through a proxy | X |