Hello Theopenem community!
I've been looking into Theopenem for a few weeks and it seems like the perfect solution for our needs. I understand the application is highly scalable, but I read through the installation guide and I have three questions - (1) What does your environment look like (number of clients) and (2) what is your server configuration (Number of servers, OS, memory, storage, cpu type and # of cores) and (3) how well has that config served you given the size of your institution? Feel free to be as candid or reserved as you feel you need to be. I feel like this would help further adopters of this solution figure out if their server infrastructure is right as well.

We're having a pretty hard time getting the imaging client to boot from a USB on new Latitude 5550s. So far, we noticed that their UEFI doesn't seem to have a fastboot option that can be set to thorough, like we've needed to do on most other dells. Does anyone know if the name of this setting was changed? When we try to get into the boot environment, it just freezes when initializing. All of the other common BIOS settings have been changed like secure boot and such.

@theopenem_admin Please don't misunderstand, I'm not trying to pressure or anything, just curious. By "next", Do you mean 1.5.7 or 2.0? I would imagine you're quite far into 1.5.7's development cycle.

@jason-cline Thank you for the info! It really does help put things into perspective.

Hello Theopenem community!
I've been looking into Theopenem for a few weeks and it seems like the perfect solution for our needs. I understand the application is highly scalable, but I read through the installation guide and I have three questions - (1) What does your environment look like (number of clients) and (2) what is your server configuration (Number of servers, OS, memory, storage, cpu type and # of cores) and (3) how well has that config served you given the size of your institution? Feel free to be as candid or reserved as you feel you need to be. I feel like this would help further adopters of this solution figure out if their server infrastructure is right as well.