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johnnyU123

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Jun 25, 2009
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I am in an environment where we cannot have dongles on our machines for computer security purposes. Is there a way to legally circumvent this OR is there any sort of usb security certification I could show my folks saying its ok to use a pro tools dongle?
 

Svend

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Jan 27, 2010
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Do you have to run Pro Tools for work? Is it IT policy to prohibit dongles? If you have to run Pro Tools for work and IT bans dongles, then you need to email whoever your manager is to get them to change IT policy.
 

cuestakid

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Jun 14, 2006
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Do you have to run Pro Tools for work? Is it IT policy to prohibit dongles? If you have to run Pro Tools for work and IT bans dongles, then you need to email whoever your manager is to get them to change IT policy.

As an IT Pro, I would just like to say that if a place has this in place, they aren't just going to change their policy for one person. Places block access to USB ports and other things t because they don't want people plugging in devices that can be used to take data off their machines/servers. That said, I would think the software used to monitor this would have the ability to allow things like this.
 
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